Building an advanced university along with the follow-up expenses, and the cost of constructing many primary schools across Australia are considerable.
It may seem surprising and absurd at a glance, but upon further consideration, it is perfectly sensible.
Primary school construction, as the start of basic education, actually costs very little, even some high school graduates can serve as primary school teachers.
Under these circumstances, the cost of hiring teachers for a university has been significantly reduced, and primary schools do not require any scientific research facilities, just textbooks and desks and chairs. An rudimentary primary school is ready to go.
