The 2016 matric results were released last week, with the national pass rate of 72.5% up by 1.8% compared to previous year’s results. Following the announcement of the matric results, there is continued concern about
We’re at the start of a new year. A year with new opportunities and adventures. The time to reflect on the past and making plans for the future. This has to be something that you
Keenly aware of the challenges faced in South Africa and globally on all fronts and how it impacts on children and young people (and therefore South Africa’s future economy); Afrika Tikkun has re-imagined its approach
Many young people are unsure what to do with their lives when they finish high school. While many careers might find scrutiny from many people, almost no one says the world needs fewer doctors. The
The basics of what it means to live a long, happy life seem simple: exercise and proper eating. Yet, people can’t be relied on to take the initiative to make themselves fit or to eat
Hundreds of thousands of newly graduated young people from the Class of 2016 are currently considering their next steps. While the obvious next step is throwing themselves into the business of searching for work, there
Hundreds of thousands of newly graduated young people from the Class of 2016 are currently considering their next steps. While the obvious next step is throwing themselves into the business of searching for work, there
Whether you had a good or bad year at varsity, going on this trip is a must. Be sure you’ve got your camera ready for your South African holiday. In a country with phenomenal wildlife,
We’ve reached the end of the year. A productive year that needs to be completed on a high note. There’s something about summer, the lure of the open road and the promise of a change
Dr Felicity Coughlan, Director of The Independent Institute of Education* A key buzzword at the moment in the education space is “blended learning”, but very few people would have heard this term before the higher