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Bara nursing college closed indefinitely

Bara nursing college closed indefinitely

16 Jan 2013 13:52 - Sapa
The Chris Hani Baragwanath Nursing College has been closed indefinitely because of student protests, the Gauteng department of health said.
Match policy with reality and young people stand a chance

Match policy with reality and young people stand a chance

10 Aug 2012 11:17 - Nico Cloete & John Butler-Adam
Ill-conceived, fanciful proposals will not improve South Africa's education system.
From aliens to natives: Nzimande's higher education demands

From aliens to natives: Nzimande's higher education demands

01 Jun 2012 07:37 - Victoria John
Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande has plans to turn students and lecturers nationwide into information technology "natives".
Unrest sweeps through SA campuses

Unrest sweeps through SA campuses

31 May 2012 11:01 - Bongani Nkosi
Violent demonstrations are sweeping through the country's FET campuses as students protest against bad management.
Blade's budget blues: Universities to bear the brunt

Blade's budget blues: Universities to bear the brunt

23 Apr 2012 17:52 - David Macfarlane
Parliament's discussion about the financing of SA's universities and skills development sector begs the question: What is at stake? The answer: A lot.
FET colleges will raise their game

FET colleges will raise their game

16 Mar 2012 10:11 - Hellen Ntlatleng
Blade Nzimande is correct to highlight the sector as crucial for the country's development agenda.

Business training: three blind mice lead the mischief

10 Feb 2012 09:39 - Malcolm Birkin
Until South Africa gets this crucial aspect right, it cannot compete successfully in the global arena.

Championing education as we did the World Cup

03 Feb 2012 18:02 - Staff Reporter
If we were able to rise to the occasion of football's greatest spectacle, surely we should be able to focus the same energy in improving education.

Why students fret at the thought of FET

20 Jan 2012 12:21 - Bongani Nkosi
Improved curricula and better-qualified lecturers are needed to ramp up standards and perceptions of FET colleges.
Blade's paper fails to make the cut

Blade's paper fails to make the cut

20 Jan 2012 09:29 - Staff Reporter
Education minister's proposals will achieve nothing in our neoliberal environment.

FET colleges cast the net wider

13 Jan 2012 13:58 - Joseph Sengooba
Prospective students need to know how and why FET colleges increase their chances of employment and self-sustainability.
Blade's green paper cuts to the education core

Blade's green paper cuts to the education core

13 Jan 2012 12:31 - David Macfarlane
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande's new policy document offers an unflinchingly thorough analysis of SA's training needs, but is it enough?
Mixed reaction to minister's proposals to improve training

Mixed reaction to minister's proposals to improve training

13 Jan 2012 12:12 - Victoria John
Experts question the proposal of a new application system for universities and the touting of FET colleges as a viable alternative to universities.

It's time to put some fat on FET

13 Jan 2012 11:46 - Faranaaz Parker
FET colleges need vast improvements if they are going to compete with universities, experts say.

Planning for skills -- again

20 Dec 2011 11:20 - Charlotte Mbali
Are FET colleges and Setas up to the roles the national development plan asks of them, asks Charlotte Mbali.
Setas must fight corruption, says Nzimande

Setas must fight corruption, says Nzimande

29 Nov 2011 14:34 - Meggan Saville
Tackling corruption, accountability and accessibility would improve the public's "generally negative" perception of Setas.
Political ideology rules FET, okay?

Political ideology rules FET, okay?

09 Sep 2011 11:53 - Staff Reporter
Again, students will bear the brunt of changes that have not been properly considered.
A bridge across the skills gap

A bridge across the skills gap

06 Jun 2011 13:00 - Staff Reporter
One of the biggest gripes of business in the employment-equity and skills debate is the fact that there are not enough properly qualified people.
There's always a price to pay

There's always a price to pay

03 Jun 2011 00:00 - Junita Kloppers-Lourens
The government has high hopes for free tertiary education, but are they realistic asks Junita Kloppers-Lourens.
In need of a makeover

In need of a makeover

12 May 2011 10:20 - Jim Freeman
Vocational training suffers from an image problem, but the stereotype that only a university education leads to success simply has to be changed.

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