Science and Education
True Education being sidelined for a narrowminded education
Submitted by Zolisa on Thursday, 17 May 2012[pressportal.co.za]The humanities face an uncertain future as government and business are putting pressure on universities to limit the intake of the students of the humanities. Both the government and business are cutting their sponsorship for students in humanities. No one denies the importance of skills derived by studying science and… Read more...
African Licence users answer over 180,000 learners licence questions
Submitted by Creative Colibri on Thursday, 03 May 2012[pressportal.co.za]African Licence announced today that 5,000 users have used the site since tracking started in December 2011, taking over 8,000 learner’s licence tests and answering over 180,000 learner’s licence questions. Says founder and Head of Education Christo Crampton: “Numbers keep going from strength to strength, and we very pleased that… Read more...
The beginnings of Advanced Sports Performance
Submitted by Mimi Scott on Friday, 27 April 2012[pressportal.co.za]Advanced Sports Performance was started because, although I had both the heart and passion for professional sports, I had never been lucky enough to find someone that could couch me to run more effectively or train more productively. I took the initiative and started a sports centre that focuses on… Read more...
Learner’s Licence Students Focusing 100%: Brush-Up @ African Licence
Submitted by Creative Colibri on Friday, 20 April 2012[pressportal.co.za]African Licence today launched enhanced test-result analysis on its “Brush-Up” page. Brush-Up enables students to: deeply understand where their personal strengths are and where they need to study further; immediately review questions they got wrong and what the right answers are; and get help to focus by reading only chapters… Read more...
South African soldiers need training AND education says military leadership expert
Submitted by Annemarie Roodbol on Wednesday, 18 April 2012[pressportal.co.za]It is not sufficient to merely train military personnel today; they also need to be educated. A solid understanding of the legal, political, social and economic terrain is essential. This is according to Prof Lindy Heinecken, Associate Professor of Sociology at Stellenbosch University, who will present a workshop on military… Read more...
New guide helps children prepare for adulthood
Submitted by The P.R Team on Monday, 12 March 2012[pressportal.co.za]South African author, Sara W Jones has launched her second publication "A Foundation for Life", which provides children and teachers with a unique and uncomplicated methodology to achieving a positive perception of the world they live in. In 2001, author Sara W Jones successfully introduced a teaching program that soon… Read more...
More...
- African Licence users answer over 120,000 learners licence questions
- Debt counselling training in need of serious restructuring according to research
- DeskBags Can Help Children Gain Their Educational Independence
- Learner’s Licence testing website releases a Learner’s “cheat sheet” with site relaunch
- Trophies at African Licence - first in South Africa
- Macmillan announces diamond sponsorship for African Education Week
- Mobile Phone Learners Licence Test and eBook App for Everyone
- African Licence launches learner’s licence test center
- UNICEF study explores the social networking habits of young people
- Decimation of the Great White Shark – by Esther Jacobs, White Shark Africa
- African Licence introduces first learner’s licence eBook
- The Deaths of Hintsa and South Africa's Recurring Pasts
- Will the ANC Roadmap bridge the divides in our classrooms?
- Turning the tide against HIV/Aids
![Pressportal [Free press releases South Africa] Pressportal [Free press releases South Africa]](/images/stories/logos/mypressportal_logo_main.png)
