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Department of Basic Education says it’s all systems go for 2018 academic year

Bonile Khanyi The Department of Basic Education says it's all systems go for the 2018 academic year. Most provinces have confirmed they’re ready but Gauteng,...

University registration: It’s back to business for Unisa

Bonile Khanyi Calm has been restored and it's back to business after chaos erupted at the University of South Africa (Unisa) in Tshwane.  On Monday...

Buti Manamela: Government needs to invest more in TVET Colleges

Chester Makana An increasing demand for training and vocational education over the past years dictates that more investment should be diverted to the sector, Higher...

Why African board games should be introduced into the classroom

Rebecca Y. Bayeck When most of us think about learning, we imagine a teacher and a classroom. In reality most of the things we know,...

Student leaders take credit for convincing university management to allow walk-ins 

Thabo Mohlala The sudden climb down by several university management to allow for walk-in registrations was a result of intense pressure applied by student political...

Long lines at TVETs are a sign of new faith in colleges says expert

Thabo Mohlala There is a flicker of hope after this week’s stampedes caused by an influx of prospective students at Capricorn and Motheo TVET colleges....

Homeschooling: You get to determine your child’s values, not the government

Vicky Abraham The banning of holy assemblies and biblical lessons at government schools has resulted in thousands of parents turning to homeschooling. Nearly 100,000 children...

More than 14 000 students registered through DHET central system

Bonile Khanyi More than 14,000 prospective students have registered for placement at an institution of higher learning using the Department’s Central Applications Clearing House...

Stampede at Capricorn TVET College leaves several injured

Thabo Mohlala Several students were left injured and ferried to the nearby provincial hospitals when a  stampede broke out at Capricorn TVET College in Polokwane,...

Western Cape: So many learners, so little space

Thabo Mohlala The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) is working feverishly to place learners in schools before schools re-open next week. Although the number of...
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