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4IR Impacts Future Skills In-Demand

We are well into the fourth industrial revolution that is fundamentally changing the way we live, work and relate to one another. Jermaine Craig reports.

Code 300: A Game Changer For The Missing Middle

The Department of Trade and Industry (dti) published revisions to the B-BBEE Codes of Good Practice.

The Digital Difference

Digital therapeutics and wellness apps are shifting the way we view medical care, says Kerry Dimmer, making us all healthier in the process.

Education Leaders Attend Cambridge Schools Conference in SA

Education leaders and experts from 31 countries gathered at Somerset College in Cape Town for the prestigious Cambridge Schools Conference.

Putting The Arts Back Into Education

Mandy Collins finds out why arts subjects need to be a part of every child’s education.

Cambridge Assessment International Education

85% of South African students aspire to go onto university and follow traditional careers, according to new global research.

The Future Of Transport

Megan Ellis speaks to the CEO of the Transport Education Training Authority about the skills needed for logistics in the future.

Decisions, Decisions

Choosing subjects for Grade 10 is an important decision that might influence the course of a child’s studies at tertiary level and their future career. And then again, it might not. By Nia Magoulianiti-McGregor.

Having The Right Facilitators

Megan Ellis looks at why change management is a vital skillset for keeping businesses innovating.

Active Learning – Getting Ready For Higher Education And Work

Education should equip students with the knowledge and skills they need for the next phase of their lives.

Make The Most Of Corporate Social Responsibility

Social responsibility policies can enhance a company’s brand perception, but do they attract better, hard-working employees too? Tiisetso Tlelima finds out.

New Approach To An Old Problem

Adam Oxford looks at initiatives which provide initiatives that are opening up new avenues to training.

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The Benefits Of Embracing Science

Studying science seems like a no-brainer, given that we live in a world where science, technology and engineering are all around us. But science teaches children other skills too, writes Mandy Collins.

EduTECH Africa

EduTECH Africa returns 9-10 October 2018 at Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg.

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Therapy: A Guide

Here’s our guide to play therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, to help you decide whether any are appropriate for your child. By Caryn Gootkin.

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Educating Children Who Need Added Support

The demand for special needs education in South Africa is growing, with thousands of children with learning barriers waiting for spots in facilities where they can thrive within their specific contexts.

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Where Are The Real Skills Shortages?

South Africa has a skills shortage, says Kerry Dimmer. But are we training for the jobs in demand?

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Parental Balancing Act 101

Study after study confirms children do better academically and socially when schools and families forge a relationship. But in these days of helicopter parenting, how can parents get the balance right? Nia Magoulianiti-McGregor finds out.

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Calling All School Entrepreneurs – R100 000 Is Up For Grabs!

The School Entrepreneur Movement launches the R100k Scooler Clash.

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Become A Lunchbox Legend

Getting the right mix of appealing and healthy food in your kids’ lunchboxes is a fine art. Georgina Guedes rounds up some advice, tips and tricks to get  you there.