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 | Telkom launched its new value-added e-learning service, Telkom e-Education, yesterday, 1 August 2016. The service is being offered to its existing and new mobile and fixed post-paid customers at no extra charge... read |
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 | Ernst Wittmann As South African schools and universities struggle with the high costs of textbooks and other educational materials, technology continues to offer some compelling answers to these challenges... read |
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 | Henaaz Jamal The fight to keep Afrikaans as a language of instruction at universities is hotting up, with the Higher Education Network vowing to join court cases over the issue as friends of the court... read |
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 | Students could be able to enrol for pre-medical training courses as early as next year at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, as it forges ahead with plans to open the doors to its medical school in 2020. read |
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 | Nicci Botha With rapidly advancing science, many hereditary conditions can be pre-empted, and if not averted at least managed appropriately, and that's where genetic counselling comes in... read |
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 | Pearson South Africa today reveal the renamed and rebranded Midrand Graduate Institute (MGI) to students, parents, employees and business. MGI will now be known as the Pearson Institute of Higher Education (PI). read |
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 | Tyler Solomon is the first recipient of the Cape Town-based film production and animation studio, Sunrise Productions' bursary... read |
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 | Prof Umezuruike Linus Opara, SU professor and research chair, has been elected as the incoming president of the International Commission of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering... read |
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 | Issued by False Bay College Access Trust and False Bay TVET College celebrated a successful collaboration at the TVET GAP graduation ceremony hosted on 27 July at the Khayelitsha campus... read |
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 | Issued by False Bay College Jobseekers who undertake no skills training or further study after leaving school have very little chance of finding gainful employment. In 2014, 57% of youths without matric and 38% of matriculants were unemployed... read |
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 | Riaan Marais Budding engineers, from high schools all over the region, put their construction skills to the test at the weekend, when they took part in the South African Institution for Civil Engineering's (SAICE) Bridge Building competition. read |
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 | Kagiso Shanduka Trust (KST) recently visited five schools in Free State's Motheo District to deliver the first in its series of Grade 12 Schools Talks. The talks aim to help matric learners understand the challenges and opportunities facing them in their immediate future, as they prepare for the tertiary stage of their education... read |
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 | Issued by False Bay College Inspired by the Mandela legacy, the SRC of False Bay TVET College for the Khayelitsha campus, as part of their SRC Project, is committing to keeping the legacy alive by campaigning for school shoes... read |
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 | The search for season three's The Insurance Apprentice is on, with applications open till 30 September 2016 for the 2017 installment of the show... read |
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 | Leigh Andrews It takes more than 'sugar and spice and all things nice' to make it in today's tough economy - especially if you're bravely setting out as a lady boss. Read this advice from three successful female entrepreneurs before you get started... read |
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 | Stellenbosch University currently seeks to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced associate professor/senior lecturer:
Higher and Adult Education (Ref. OPV01/236/0616). Applications close 12 August 2016. Read more >> |
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