The Department of Education (DoE) will introduce a new curriculum to grades 10, 11 and 12 over the next three years. Some seem to think curriculum change is a uniquely South African phenomenon. But across the world, in developed and developing countries alike, school and higher-education curricula are consistently revised. Many have done so more recently to take into account the knowledge and skills required to participate in a globalising 21st century.

There are fewer than 70 days left before grade 12 learners write their final examinations. But there's no need to panic -- help is at hand.

The Department of Education (DoE) will introduce a new curriculum to grades 10, 11 and 12 over the next three years. Some seem to think curriculum change is a uniquely South African phenomenon. But across the world, in developed and developing countries alike, school and higher-education curricula are consistently revised.

The Department of Education (DoE) will introduce a new curriculum to grades 10, 11 and 12 over the next three years. Some seem to think curriculum change is a uniquely South African phenomenon. But across the world, in developed and developing countries alike, school and higher-education curricula are consistently revised. Many have done so more recently to take into account the knowledge and skills required to participate in a globalising 21st century.

There are fewer than 70 days left before grade 12 learners write their final examinations. But there's no need to panic -- help is at hand.

The Department of Education (DoE) will introduce a new curriculum to grades 10, 11 and 12 over the next three years. Some seem to think curriculum change is a uniquely South African phenomenon. But across the world, in developed and developing countries alike, school and higher-education curricula are consistently revised.