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An open mindset towards continuous learning is essential says Ke Yu, Associate Professor at the University of Johannesburg.

SA’s youth and the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Adaptability is an essential strategy for success in a tech-driven world

Learn how to budget as soon as possible says financial coach Grace Do Carmo, and this will help you to avoid debt and financial stress.

Navigate your financial independence

Financial literacy can make a world of difference for school leavers

The dedicated team of locally based educationists that includes academic and civic talent, and which has made a definite difference in the results of Makhanda learners.

Makhanda’s education renaissance

Rhodes University and civic organisations partnered up – and radically boosted results

It is rewarding for the brain when we do what we love, says organisational psychologist Ingra du Buisson-Narsai.

A neuroscientific approach to thriving into adulthood

The key lies in aligning one’s pursuits with positive personal goals

Dr Mmaki Jantjies, Group Executive of Innovation at Telkom and Adjunct Associate Professor at UWC.

Future-proof your career: Advice for school leavers

Learn how technology impacts your sector, and how you can use it to advance your career

A ‘seismic shift’ in mindset is required by educators so that the curriculum can be repurposed and student learning journeys transformed to meet the needs of the 21st century, says Professor Kat Yassim.

Diversifying education pathways for ‘life’ success in adulthood

New solutions are necessary for a sustainable future

During a gap year students broaden their horizons by immersing themselves in different cultures and communities, which helps them to become true global citizens.

Find your direction, purpose and passion

Taking a gap year can pave the way for future success

Our youth is so used to working online that they often battle with face-to-face interactions, says Melini Moses, Director of Express Yourself Communication.

‘Your voice is your brand and your logo’

Communication skills that set you apart could land you that vital first job

Marissa Rollnick, Professor Emeritus at Wits, says Extended Curriculum Programmes provide additional support and resources and a more gradual transition, so that disadvantaged students can meet the rigorous academic demands of university education.

Bridging the gap between high school and university

Extended Curriculum Programmes create an equitable education landscape

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga. (Photo: Gallo Images/Papi Morake)

‘You’ve done it!’

Record-breaking matric results: SA youth are overcoming adversity

Primestars Top Achievers: Championing the path to success for matric students

the eduCate programme demonstrates a minimum average of 15% improvement in participating learners’ results

Crawford International Pretoria celebrating unforgettable moments with the Class of 2023.

Resilience and innovation shine

Crawford International celebrates exceptional achievements of the Matric Class of 2023

TSIBA Business School celebrates its 20th anniversary

Business administration and management are among the most in-demand jobs in South Africa currently