
What you need to succeed
At Eduloan we aim to unlock your potential, so we have compiled a list of things that you can keep in mind while getting ready for your matric exams:
Study Tip One
Focus on time management! Compile a…
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I was totally shocked to see this morning that my daughter could not get her lunch in her school bag because of all her books and textbooks. No, she is not in High School but only in Grade 6. She was forced to get and extra bag to take her books in.
I asked her why does she have all your books everyday and she said she needs it for homework.
I am shocked to think that there is no management from the teachers that offers the various subjects. She has homework…
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Newtown, Connecticut - The 15 first graders cowered in a dark, barricaded bathroom as gunfire boomed outside, shot after shot after shot killing their classmates and teachers.
Terrified as they were, their teacher played loving mother hen, even as she feared they - ages 6 and 7 - and she were next and would die any minute.
Sandy Hook Elementary School teacher Kaitlin Roig cried, sniffled and fidgeted as she recounted her harrowing and…
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Durban - A KwaZulu-Natal teacher who has been on sick leave for eight years has been receiving a salary from the education department, The Witness reported on Friday.
The teacher, from Zululand, had not been in the classroom since October 15 2004 and had cost the department R397 911 for 1 615 teaching days.
Another teacher from the eThekwini region last taught on April 18 2007 costing the department R1 022 484 for the…
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We started our pro-bono Dream Dynasty programme at Centenary Secondary School, in Durban on Wednesday 25/9/2012.
The Dream Dynasty – Focusing on the Dream in Education
Aims of the Dream Dynasty
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Johannesburg - People must stop politicising education, Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigabasaid on Monday.
"All of us have an important task of ensuring that we leave a legacy that ensures that the African child receives the best education standard possible," Gigaba said.
"We therefore need…
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IEB stands for the Independent Examinations Board. It is an assessment body that is accredited by Umalusi, the South African statutory body responsible for quality assurance for school and adult assessments. The IEB offers external assessment in accordance with legislation and Umalusi directives for schools registered with it at Grade 9 and Grade 12, at which point successful learners are awarded the National Senior Certificate and for adult learning from ABET Level One through to NQF Level…
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The editors are currently seeking papers for the International Journal of Mentoring and Coaching in Education (IJMCE), to be launched in 2012. IJMCE publishes cutting edge research and substantial in-process reports and theoretical accounts of mentoring and coaching in educational contexts, including schools, colleges and universities.
IJMCE provides overviews of how mentoring and coaching are evolving…
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SADTU in Gauteng convened a meeting with the following role players in the education system, COSATU, NASGB, ANC, COSAS and SACP to brief and discuss with them the current challenges facing the education system in the Soweto Township.
The meeting deliberated on the challenges and resolved as follows.
- All the progressive forces will need to bring stability to the education of the working class people in…
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For more than a week public sector strikers have been picketing vital public services of health and education. Why?
In a Business Day article yesterday (25.8.2010) John Brand refers to the Constitutional right to strike suggesting that “A violent class war by workers against employers is not the…
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IGEBE "Bridging the Gap"
Igebe Academy of Learning
“Bridging the Gap”

IGEBE ACADEMY OF LEARNING (“Bridging the Gap”) is a BEE Provider and is an ETDP accredited Training Provider.
IGEBE ACADEMY OF LEARNING is supported by The School of Business (THSBS), the Tourism, Hospitality & Sport…
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