Articles, Civil Society, Education
BY: James Stent. Children are far behind in learning to read and it is getting worse. Fewer primary school children can read for meaning now than before the Covid pandemic, and most children entering Grade 2 do not know the alphabet. But despite a literacy crisis,...
Articles, Education, Youth Articles
World-famous business school, Henley Business School, which has been active in Johannesburg for 30 years, is set to open its doors in Cape Town in one of the city’s most creative business hubs – a move which will boost skills development and the local...
Articles, Education, Youth Articles
Impala Rustenburg recently awarded more than double the number of student bursaries it awarded in 2022. A total of 34 matriculants from Impala Rustenburg’s mine communities will be taking the first step on their journey to the career of their dreams, courtesy of...
Articles, Education, Youth Articles
Engineering consulting firm Gibb has partnered with government’s Youth Employment Service (Yes) initiative to help drive future employability among South Africa’s youth. According to Stats SA, the unemployment status of the country’s youth remains...
Articles, Corporate Social Investment and Donors, Education
Issued By: BET Software. It’s been a year since some of the country’s brightest young minds began their careers as graduate trainees in the BET Software Graduate Programme, in Umhlanga, Durban. The BET Software Graduate Programme provided these graduates...
Articles, Education, Youth Articles
BY: Nyari Samushonga. The world has been sent into a frenzy over OpenAI’s latest iteration of its artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT. As we recently marked the International Day of Education, it’s poignant to acknowledge the fear that artificial...