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Study Shows Youth Education in Trouble in South Africa

According to South Africa’s YDx BratTrax research study, 535,000 students have found their way into the workforce without certificates, causing uncertainty about their work abilities. The pass rate of students is declining, ...
by Amanda Bragg
 
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World Cup 2010 - Johannesburg. 2010, June 12th. Taken from Flickr

Universities Are Needed in South Africa

Higher education in South Africa is becoming an extremely competitive field. With only a tiny amount of placements in public universities available, competition begins much earlier than when classes even start. The tension is s...
by Jana Melpolder
 
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South Africa Training More Teachers

In South Africa, to increase the number of teachers, the Department of Higher Education and Training will reopen three previously closed teaching training schools in 2013. There is a special interest in producing Foundation P...
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Sophisticated Military Intelligence Necessary in Africa

On May 28, 2012, a workshop on military training and leadership will be offered at the Land Forces Africa conference in Johannesburg, offering ample opportunity for African military leaders to address the growing need for great...
by Amanda Bragg
 
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Higher Education Gets a Boost with the Year of Science

Germany and South Africa’s research ministers have declared a Year of Science for 2012 and 2013, launching 41 joint research projects and aiding higher education. Since 1996, 400 projects have already been successfully c...
by Amanda Bragg
 
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