Why are some centres operated by a Partner Operator (POP) not accorded the POP status despite applying to join the scheme?
ECDA evaluated operators and centres based on a holistic set of factors such as track record, financial sustainability, accessibility of centres, and local preschool area of demand, among other factors relevant to delivering quality preschool services.
Related questions
How were the Partner Operators (POPs) evaluated and selected?
Is there a fixed number of operators/ centres to be appointed to the new term of the Partner Operator (POP) scheme?
What measures are in place to ensure Partner Operator (POP) scheme centres don't compromise on quality to meet fee caps?
Are centres allowed to be appointed in the middle of the current Partner Operator (POP) term?
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