Students who applied on time for a place at public institutions but not offered a place to study should contact CACH for help...
Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande says 184,315 spaces are available for first time entering students for 2021 in the public university system, as per the enrolment plan for the system as a whole...
Higher education is the latest sector to delay its re-opening dates with 16 universities still finalising their academic year...
Matrics are set to begin their final exams this week. Students whose classroom and study habits have moved online can leverage technology to help manage their time and workload, access tutors, and achieve the marks needed to secure a place at their chosen university...
Covid-19 and global lockdowns will have an enduring impact on how prospective students will make decisions about higher education options in future, an education expert says...
Rebecca Pretorius, Country Manager at Crimson Education, shares her experience of the current Covid-19 crisis and how the organisation is navigating these unusual times...
Shan Radcliffe 29 May 2020
As EdTech enters the next decade, a global learning economy will develop through the creation and exchange of ideas, learning resources, environments and experiences across borders and without boundaries. Younger generations will lead the way in how we learn and teach...
Jamie Beaton 9 Jan 2020
Competition for spots at globally top-ranked institutions is steep and fees are high, but South African sports stars can leverage their athletic abilities to land a place and funding for the likes of Stanford, Michigan and Duke universities...
The University of South Africa (Unisa) will reopen its applications for the 2018 academic year for first-time entering undergraduate students...
The EFF has reiterated that it wants every potential student to be registered as party members visit universities and colleges across the Eastern Cape this week, regardless of whether or not the institutions have space...
Tremaine Van Aardt 8 Jan 2018
The University of Africa, a private university within JSE-listed ADvTECH, is on track to start producing new authorities on leadership on the continent and is calling for candidates from across Africa to join the programme...
Over-enrolment has led to a standoff between students, colleges and the government, Higher Education and Training deputy director-general Firoz Patel said on Monday...
Michelle Gumede 24 Jan 2017
Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande says a lot of ground work has been done to ensure a seamless registration period for the 2017 academic year...
Inequality has a profound impact on people's ability to accumulate skills and knowledge...
Biniam Bedasso 5 Nov 2015
The US Supreme Court began its new session on Monday by re-examining a lawsuit against Royal Dutch Shell in Nigeria alleging that the oil giant was complicit in acts of torture.
During a radio interview on education in January last year, the director general of basic education assured listeners that the problems associated with matric results and chaotic university admission were but teething problems that were receiving urgent attention.
Nomboniso Gasa 25 Jan 2012
Research conducted recently by AC Nielsen on behalf of Reader's Digest South Africa shows that young South Africans are positive that they can expect a better quality of life than their parents, and believe that South Africa is the best place in the world to live.