The QS 2021 Global EMBA Rankings have ranked the UCT Graduate School of Business' EMBA programme number one in Africa and 51st in the world. This unique degree transforms executives by putting them into a better relationship with their lived experience to focus solving the complex problems of our times.
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Archive for month: June, 2021
Over the years, Stadio Higher Education has carefully been growing its footprint, acquiring four private institutions - Southern Business School, Lisof, Embury and Prestige Academy - to create a formidable multiversity to cater for a variety of learning disciplines. Most recently, Stadio launched its new School of Architecture and Spatial Design.
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Higher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Blade Nzimande says the development of a policy framework for the regulation of university fees is underway to ensure that fees are kept at affordable levels for all families that need assistance.
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Thabiso Thakali has won this year's Sol Plaatje scholarship to study his MBA at Henley Africa Business School. The Sowetan executive editor was one of the two inaugural winners of the scholarship, along with investigative journalist Pauli van Wyk, when they were selected at the start of 2020.
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Some of our Pert brand of electrical education trainers are expensive. Well, more expensive than the competition. Pert reps often use the old VW versus Mercedes analogy, which is somewhat helpful, but can be rather misleading. Yes, two similarly specified items may differ in performance and durability. But think about it: driving in traffic to work in a Merc or else a VW, your activity, your function, is pretty much the same. (I daresay your experience is pretty much the same, as well, regardless of the marketing!)
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Call for proposals: Research on Women’s Participation and Leadership in Education Unions
Our youth holds the key to unlocking a brighter future for South Africa. They are the leaders of tomorrow that can guide our country to brand-new heights. But they face many obstacles - a rapidly declining economy, outdated education systems, a lack of trusted leadership, and the growing threat of job displacement due to emerging and disruptive technologies.
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Schools in South Africa will now reopen on 19 July, a week earlier, Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga announced.
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Schools in South Africa will now reopen on 19 July, a week earlier, Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga announced.
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While schools and institutions of higher learning are expected to close this week as the part of government's measures to curb the rapid spread of Covid-19 infections in the third wave, early childhood development centres will remain open.
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