Marking of the 2020 National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams will get underway on 4 January 2021.
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Archive for month: December, 2020
Women’s network consolidates fight for gender equality
On 13 December, at least 600 teenagers were kidnapped by Boko Haram at the Government Science Secondary School in Kankara, Katsina State, northwest Nigeria. Education International, the global union federation representing educators, has joined the international community in calling for the safe release of the 300 teenagers still in captivity.
YFM and South African bookmaker, Hollywoodbets, are showing their support of tertiary education by making a R100,000 investment in bursaries for 2021 through their "The Future is Bright" project. This initiative aims to contribute towards the growth and educational development of South African youth.
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YFM and South African bookmaker, Hollywoodbets, are showing their support of tertiary education by making a R100,000 investment in bursaries for 2021 through their "The Future is Bright" project. This initiative aims to contribute towards the growth and educational development of South African youth.
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A solar-powered computer lab in the Overberg town of Barrydale has opened up new opportunities for learners and students who have little or no access to the internet.
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Not everyone knows from an early age what they want to be when they grow up, so when the time comes for them to choose what they want to study, making the choice can be anxiety-inducing.
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Snapplify Foundation wins Bett MEA Inclusion Award
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The Snapplify Foundation is joining forces with d6, South Africa's leading online school management platform, to provide digital tools, content and training to the Centre of Science and Technology (COSAT) - a model, no-fee government high school in Khayelitsha, Cape Town.
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Starting a business and building a brand from scratch with limited resources and no guarantee that your dreams will take off, is risky. It is said that almost 50% of businesses will fail in their first two years of operation. That did not deter Amogelang Maluleka, an IIE graduate from Rosebank College from seeing his vision through. Amogelang is the proud founder of Lux Photography. He is a go-getter who believed in his dream of becoming a photographer.
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