Breaking the Shackles
Despite all the odds being stacked against me, I managed to grow into a shining star, says a learner from Gauteng.
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It's time to put some fat on FET
FET colleges need vast improvements if they are going to compete with universities, experts say.
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Students prefer 'comprehensive' UJ to other institutions
After a fatal stampede in Johannesburg, questions are being raised about why late applicants in Gauteng target UJ and not other universities.
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The perilous practice of publishing results
Inspiring, scary or simply dangerous are some of the views on publishing matric exam results.
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Sadtu backs down from strike but goes to court
Eastern Cape matrics are safe from a teachers' strike for now but tensions remain high as Sadtu takes the department of education to court.
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Teachers on warpath in E Cape as strike talk escalates
About 53 000 Eastern Cape teachers have moved closer to striking as their union talks tough, setting Friday as the deadline for government to respond.
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Eastern Cape teacher strike could hit exams
The South African Democratic Teachers' Union could not guarantee that a strike by 53 000 teachers would not disrupt matric exams.
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Academically lost in translation
A new textbook for education students aims to ground them in the literacies of the academy.
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State: Nothing sinister about rise in matric part-timers
The increase in part-time matric students is definitely not an attempt to massage annual matric pass rates, the department of basic education insists.
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Creating a second (and third) chance
Umalusi aims to implement new options for adults.
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