The One Club for Creativity has announced the first-ever group of 15 talented students accepted to attend ONE School, a free portfolio program for young Black creatives.
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Archive for year: 2020
A maximum of 66% of students will be allowed to return to university campuses, in line with the country's shift to Level 2 of the national lockdown.
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Schools are increasingly embracing the digital universe and now the Covid-19 pandemic has stratospherically accelerated the adoption of online communication and digital strategies for South African schools. Out of pure necessity, as school gates shut in March, many schools made the agile pivot to online education, as well as intensive online communication with learners and parents alike.
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Covid-19 and global lockdowns will have an enduring impact on how prospective students will make decisions about higher education options in future, an education expert says.
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Covid-19 and global lockdowns will have an enduring impact on how prospective students will make decisions about higher education options in future, an education expert says.
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The world after Covid-19 will be completely different to the world we knew before. As we all go into 'reset' mode, now may be the time to sit down and think about evaluating your study goals, an education expert says.
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In the interest of knowledge sharing, Danfoss South Africa's Cooling team has embarked on a virtual training curriculum geared to address a broad range of refrigeration content. The Danfoss Refrigeration Academy is targeted at the general public, with no cost to attendees.
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The Fédération des syndicats de l'Éducation nationale (FESEN) has urged Togolese education ministers to tackle the issue of insecurity affecting teachers in the private sector so that “their ordeal can come to an end.”
Kumeshnee West</span>Around the globe, companies are facing a reckoning - particularly when it comes to female representation at executive management level. South Africa is no exception. A 2019 report by PWC, for example, found that just 3.31% of chief executives of JSE-listed companies are women, with none present in the JSE top 40.
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Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has launched 'Woza Matrics', a free-to-air television initiative aimed at supporting the matric learners of 2020 following disruptions caused by Covid-19.
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