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 | The Global Youth Wellbeing Index, which was launched recently by the International Youth Foundation and The Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, found that a large majority of the world's youths experience lower levels of wellbeing based on economic opportunity, health, education, safety and security, information and communications technology and citizen participation. Read more >>
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 | Universum, the internationally known and recognised global thought leader in employer branding, recently announced the IDEAL Employer Rankings of South African employers in 2013 as voted by South Africa's tertiary students, MBA's and professionals. Read more >>
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 | University attendance for black South Africans remains low, says Statistics South Africa (Stats SA). Read more >>
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 | The UCT Council has approved a new admissions policy model that will incorporate race as only one of several factors to be considered in assessing an applicant's previous disadvantage. Read more >>
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 | If you missed the Johannesburg Nicolway Bryanston Expo, you're in luck because the Student Expo 2014 still has three more this year, another of which will also be held in Jo'burg. Read more >>
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 | Issued by UCT Graduate School of Business Top business schools globally rely on the GMAT exam to determine who has what it takes to succeed both in the MBA classroom and the business arena. UCT's Graduate School of Business helps applicants prepare for this vital test. Read more >>
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 | Issued by Spintelligent Edit Microsystems will display their groundbreaking technology, which includes the BrailleNote Apex, as well as a scanner that can convert printed text into braille, sound or electronic format, at the upcoming SABC Education African EduWeek, where they are a bronze sponsor. Read more >>
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 | In honour of 21 years and recognising that high quality childhood interventions have lifelong effects on learning and motivation, Breadline Africa has plans to transform the V&A Waterfront's Clock Tower precinct into an ECD hotspot. Read more >>
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 | More than R7bn will be spent on conditional grants for provinces to support about 435,000 subsistence and 54,500 smallholder farmers. Read more >>
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 | Technica is redefining skills development in South Africa through the provision of interactive multimedia training, tailored to the South African marketplace. Read more >>
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 | South African banks are now providing loans for students wanting to complete a Field Guiding Association of South Africa (FAGSA) certified course. Read more >>
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 | Unlike business events that focus on sales and management techniques alone, an upcoming two-day event, the Real Success Experience, aims to empower businesses and individuals through expert input on both business and personal development. Read more >>
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 | Juliette Attwell This week's BizCareers column looks at what it means to jump from job to job. Read more >>
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 | Tshwane has established laboratories to stimulate innovation and encourage young people to take up careers in science and engineering. Read more >>
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 | All matric examination officials will have to get a police and a security clearance if proposed regulations are adopted. Read more >>
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The Department of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering at Stellenbosch University seeks to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced candidate on a senior lecturer/lecturer level. Read more >>Stellenbosch University currently seeks the services of a lecturer in social anthropology. Closing date: 15 July 2014. Read more >>Stellenbosch University currently seeks the services of a senior lecturer in social anthropology. Closing date: 15 July 2014. Read more >>Stellenbosch University currently seeks the services of a lecturer at their Centre for Rehabilitation Studies. Closing date: 11 July 2014. Read more >>
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