A college's governing body is responsible for guiding the college's management and ensuring the college runs smoothly. The governing body's responsibilities include: 

• Faculty development: Monitoring faculty deployment and development 

• Communication: Communicating with stakeholders, such as the government, local community, and other owners 

• Academic discipline: Monitoring academic discipline among students 

• Student support: Interacting with students to understand their academic problems and taking necessary action 

• Academic planning: Formulating academic goals and objectives, and monitoring academic activities 
• Strategic planning: Preparing strategic plans for staffing, infrastructure, and finances 
• Staffing: Appointing the principal, director, and teaching and non-teaching staff 
• Teaching: Organizing teaching, determining teaching requirements, and evaluating teaching programs 

The governing body of a college typically includes: 

• The college's principal

• Special invitees

• The college's secretary

• Additional principal(s)

• Additional vice principal(s)

• Controller of examinations

• Staff representatives

The governing body meets at least twice a year.