Parliament considers action on illegal online tutoring
Member of Parliament Dr. Muhammad Al-Salahi asked about the spread of unlicensed electronic platforms and pages offering private lessons, which operate online without regulation. This poses a threat to the quality of education, while also exposing parents to financial exploitation and tax evasion. He called for the establishment of a clear legal and regulatory framework to organize and monitor these activities, as well as a government decision to implement a licensing and oversight system with mandatory regulation for all paid educational platforms. Additionally, he urged the implementation of measures to ensure that the substantial revenues generated by these platforms are subject to financial and tax oversight. He also emphasized the need to expand the provision of high-quality official digital educational alternatives to reduce reliance on unlicensed private lessons.
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