A joint investigation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ( ACC ) and the NSW Fair Trading Department has found that a private college in Sydney has been recruiting illiterate and disabled students to fund courses , which the students were never told they were being enrolled into . The ACCC will ask the court to make the college repay the $57 million it has received to date in Commonwealth government funding. These tactics are said to have netted the college more than AUD$11 ##m in six months last year , in addition to the 57 m in taxpayer funding it received for January to December 2014 . The ACCC will ask the court to make the college repay the AUD$57 m in government funding it has received to date .
A joint investigation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ( ACC ) and the NSW Fair Trading Department has found that a private college in Sydney has been recruiting illiterate and disabled students to fund courses , which the students were never told they were being enrolled into . These tactics are said to have netted the college more than AUD$11 ##m in six months last year , in addition to the 57 m in taxpayer funding it received for January to December 2014 . The ACCC will ask the court to make the college repay the AUD$57 m in government funding it has received to date .