Education/Learning

Why parents should approach education as a long-term investment

Choosing a school for your child will be one of the most complex and consequential decisions parents will ever make. When parents choose a school for their child, the decision is often shaped by immediate needs: convenience, reputation or results in the senior years. Yet, schooling is not a short-term transaction. It is one of […]

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Education for a connected world: Preparing students for global careers

The world of work is changing fast. Careers no longer sit neatly within a single industry, city or even country; they span disciplines, time zones, technologies and cultures. If education is to prepare learners for this reality, it must shift from a narrow focus on content delivery to building the foundational skills that future careers

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Young children launch real businesses in free Virtual Entrepreneurship Challenge

South Africa is in the grip of a youth unemployment crisis, with around 60% of 18- to 24-year-olds jobless as of early 2025, according to Statistics South Africa (nearly double the national average). A skills mismatch compounds this, leaving tertiary graduates under- or unemployed due to lacking practical abilities like problem-solving and financial literacy. In

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Mid-year enrolments are a lifeline for getting back on track

For many young people who completed their Matric in 2025 and find themselves at home without a clear direction, or whose planned gap year has lost its appeal, the next few months offer the opportunity of a powerful turning point. With mid-year registrations now opening at leading private university campuses, there is a practical way

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Dividing futures: The real cost of dropping maths

South Africa’s matric pass rate may be climbing, but another trend within the education system paints a far more complicated picture. While the country celebrates improved results, mathematics is quietly disappearing from many learners’ subject choices. In 2025, South Africa recorded a historic 88% matric pass rate. But when the numbers are broken down, a

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Pens before programming: Early literacy matters

South Africa faces a crisis in its foundational schooling years. A 2023 report shows that 81% of Grade 4 learners cannot read for meaning in any language and, by Grade 6, almost 70% of learners still have not developed grade-level reading skills. The implications stretch far beyond reading and writing: Without this foundation, learners struggle

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Binance Junior enhanced with new features to boost family crypto savings and learning

Following the successful launch of Binance Junior in December 2025, Binance has introduced exciting new features aimed at making saving and learning about crypto even more engaging and accessible for families. Designed for kids and teens aged 6 to 17, Binance Junior already provides a secure, parent-controlled platform that encourages positive savings habits and financial

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The essential guide to first-year success: Top 5 rookie mistakes to avoid

The real deal of university has started to hit as lectures ramp up and assignments pile on. With no one chasing them to class, students will now suddenly be fully in charge of their own time, money, meals and headspace. “That buzz from O Week – the tours, the icebreakers, the promises of epic varsity

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