Join Elite Group Opportunity or scam?

Join Elite Group Controversy: Is it Education or Exploitation?

The recent launch of “Join Elite Group,” an online learning platform by popular Pakistani YouTubers Rajab Butt, Ducky Bhai (Saad ur Rehman), and Nadeem Naniwala, has sparked controversy. The platform offers paid courses on topics like TikTok live streaming, starting a business, cryptocurrency, and growing your YouTube channel.

However, many are critical of the platform. Critics argue that the courses offer information easily found for free online and question the credibility of the creators as educators, especially since Ducky Bhai himself has admitted he’s “not a teacher.”

Adding to the concerns, the platform has faced technical issues like high traffic and sign-up problems, raising questions about its reliability.

Several journalists and YouTubers have publicly criticized the project, accusing the creators of prioritizing profits over genuine education and exploiting their large followings.

Call for Government Action:

This situation demands action from the Punjab Skills Development Authority and the Ministry of Information Technology. We urge these authorities to thoroughly evaluate the educational content offered by “Join Elite Group.” This is crucial to protect the public and prevent potential exploitation.

We also strongly advocate for an immediate audit of the creators’ bank accounts to stop any unauthorized deductions from course fees.

Moving forward, the government should strictly regulate online education platforms. This includes a licensing and certification process for all platforms and instructors, ensuring they meet specific educational standards.

The Bigger Picture:

The “Join Elite Group” controversy highlights a growing concern: the commercialization of social media influence. It raises important questions about the responsibility of influencers to their followers and the need for more transparency and accountability in the online education space.