Huawei, in conjunction with the Youth ICT Council, recently launched a 5G training programme that will see 100 South African young graduates equipped with vital 5G skills and insights. The programme forms part of Huawei's commitment to equipping South African graduates with the skills they need to make the most of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
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Archive for month: May, 2021
Are you a Nigerian or South African citizen between the ages of 21-25 and would like to join the #GlobalCitizen family?
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Are you a Nigerian or South African citizen between the ages of 21-25 and would like to join the #GlobalCitizen family?
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The Council of Education Ministers (CEM) has pulled the plug on all contact sports with immediate effect, following Covid-19 cluster outbreaks in public schools.
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EI Africa celebrates Education Support Personnel
Over the last 12 months, South African schools have had to dramatically change their approach to teaching, with e-learning becoming an integral part of their daily lives.
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One field that is proving to be a good career choice is the culinary industry. Although it has been affected by Covid-19, it is already showing signs of bouncing back and, once the pandemic is over, it is believed that there will be an increased demand for staff so now is the best time to study to become a chef.
For this reason, Capsicum Culinary Studio will be hosting an open day at six of its campuses countrywide on Saturday, May 22, from 8am until 2pm.
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One field that is proving to be a good career choice is the culinary industry. Although it has been affected by Covid-19, it is already showing signs of bouncing back and, once the pandemic is over, it is believed that there will be an increased demand for staff so now is the best time to study to become a chef.
For this reason, Capsicum Culinary Studio will be hosting an open day at six of its campuses countrywide on Saturday, May 22, from 8am until 2pm.
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One field that is proving to be a good career choice is the culinary industry. Although it has been affected by Covid-19, it is already showing signs of bouncing back and, once the pandemic is over, it is believed that there will be an increased demand for staff so now is the best time to study to become a chef.
For this reason, Capsicum Culinary Studio will be hosting an open day at six of its campuses countrywide on Saturday, May 22, from 8am until 2pm.
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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) says a total of 1,263,671 students have been assessed as eligible for funding.
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