Women in STEM

We have been desensitised as South Africans to accept the mediocrity of products and service delivery. The pervasiveness of this

This time of preparing for and writing Matric exams is much like facing a high-stakes endurance challenge.  You want to

Like their global counterparts, South African youth report high levels of mental health challenges arising from universal experiences such as

Although machine learning and AI models have been built into many of the apps and platforms we have been using

In a world where the creative industry is becoming ever more competitive, combined with a drastically changed landscape as a

While it is not uncommon for South African school students to struggle with Mathematics during their educational journeys, more awareness

We all know that being a student can sometimes feel like juggling a dozen plates at once. With countless responsibilities

The pandemic’s impact on education is far from over, said St Martin’s School principal Warren Venter. The deficit, he said,

Unlocking the potential In an ever-changing global economy, the imperative of future fit skills has reached a tipping point. Nowhere

Most parents wish to provide their children with the skills, competencies and therefore education to become successful and accomplished in

With the ongoing growth of online schooling in South Africa, parents are increasingly considering this route as a viable option

Everybody’s talking about ChatGPT, which is the fastest growing consumer app ever unleashed in the world. It took two months

Parents and guardians play a vital role in the overall development and academic growth of their children during their educational

The demand for higher education in South Africa far outstrips the places available at the country’s 26 publicly funded universities.

The importance of healthy development in a child’s early years is seldom disputed – but often the extent of how

With the world facing an uncertain future of work, there’s a question on many parents’ minds: “Is my child actually