Tertiary Education
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Top pupils get wings to help SA soar
Through the NSTF Brilliants Programme, a group of top maths and science learners are becoming tomorrow’s problem-solvers, innovators and leaders
NSFAS receives nearly 900 000 applications, with women making up 66%
The student financial aid scheme said its appeals process would be open until 14 January
Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment picture
The statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth
TSIBA Business School opens doors of possibilities
For 20 years it has empowered students to realise their potential and emerge as future leaders
UJ’s Strategic Plan 2035: Charting an inclusive future through innovation and impact
The plan ensures the transformative institution will make a difference locally and internationally
Transforming lives: The impact of quality education in South Africa
Since 1999, ITHUBA’s Scholarship programme has supported more than 300 young South Africans in pursuing tertiary education
30 YEARS OF DEMOCRACY: Thirty and thriving, or barely surviving?
Tracking the progress of South Africa’s 30-year-olds as they navigate education, work, anxiety and hope
Learn how to study effectively
Good study habits established in high school equip students with skills applicable to later aspects of life and learning
Building leadership and future leaders
SBS Swiss Business School and TSIBA Business School in educational collaboration
Bridging the gap between high school and university
Extended Curriculum Programmes create an equitable education landscape
TSIBA graduates making huge strides in the business world
The business school is a community where dreams are realised and careers are launched
Restless Prejudice: Is higher education a right or privilege?
Fair discrimination requires all South Africans to have an equal chance to meet the minimum standard to access institutions of higher education
Why the latest student protests were predictable
Those in power have learnt very little from the past and will continue to cling to the capricious hope that somehow the problem will go away
Why do the student protests seem different this year?
Their demands and the reactions they solicit no longer match those of 2015’s #FeesMustFall – students need an actionable plan, funds, accommodation
As student march to Wits vice-chancellor’s home, higher education sets up new committee to deal with protesters concerns
The NSFAS accommodation cap and other concerns will be discussed by task force comprising the department of higher education and training, Usaf and vice-chancellors