Women in STEM

65% of 4-5 year old children attending Early Learning Programmes in South Africa are failing to thrive. These children are

New graduates find themselves in the unique position of having entered higher education with certain expectations for their student years

Distance learning has been growing in popularity in recent years but has really come into its own as a method

Whether you are an undergrad looking for higher education opportunities or a professional trying to progress in your career, a

Don’t build your future on false foundations. Academic dishonesty in higher education is not a new phenomenon. The reasons why

At some or other point during their child’s education, most parents will experience the frustration of feeling that their child

As more and more South African schools work towards improving their tech offering in response to the need to prepare

College can be hard. To some people, passing their college course can seem like the hardest thing they’ve ever had

Building the foundations for future academic success must start from when a child enters Grade 1, and the focus must

Corporate sector companies are increasingly appointing Hospitality Management graduates to senior positions outside of their traditional roles, particularly due to

On 21st February 2022, South Africa will be marking International World Day for Social Justice. A day that raises awareness,

It can take months to find a suitable job after you graduate, and you may be worried that you won’t

Tens of thousands of young Matriculants will step onto university campuses over the coming weeks, ready to take on the

Even the biggest go-getters might find going to university daunting, especially when moving away from home for the first time.

Education is strongly considered as one of the keys to unlocking and realising the potential of the proverbial tomorrow’s adults

ADvTECH, South Africa’s leading private education provider, says it supports government’s intentions to create the conditions to regulate and quality

Matriculants who have not yet finalised their study options for this year should take a serious look at vocational careers,

The academic year of 2021 will undoubtedly be regarded as an extraordinary year – one that significantly disrupted learning and

Photo by Ivan Samkov from Pexels The year 2020 has shone a spotlight on the digital world more intensely than ever before. Due