Inti College to increase foreign students intake


  • Business
  • Thursday, 26 May 2005

INTI Universal Holdings Bhd aims to increase the number of international student enrolments from South Africa, the Middle East and India this year, said chairman Datuk Zawawi Ismail. 

“We are looking to increase the number of overseas students in other countries apart from China. The China market is already mature, and we hope to get more market share in other countries in order for Inti College to become an international college,” he said after the group's AGM and EGM in Subang Jaya yesterday. 

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