Learner support: a South African Programme Perspective
general, are underprepared. In light of the above, it becomes clear why learner support should be seen as an integral part of any well functioning distance education or ‘flexible’ learning programme. Learner support has been perceived as one way of creating optimum conditions for success and enhancing the quality of educational provision.
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