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World Youth Skills Day: Rewriting the narrative, passing on new digital skills, and industry training 

Science helps us understand the world and solve its problems. Encouraging your child to pursue a career in science will lead him onto a career path that is fulfilling and that will contribute to society.

The latest Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS),  found that 81% of Grade 4 learners in South Africa cannot read for meaning in any language.

For young people to enter the radio industry they need to be given the opportunity to get behind a microphone...

With ChatGPT and AI accessibility on the rise, questions about the future of education have come under scrutiny. This has called into question the relevance of math... if AI can do the math or even manage complex code will math eventually become redundant?..

Click Learning aims to empower young learners with the foundational literacy, numeracy and digital skills they need to build sustainable livelihoods.

The Love Trust’s Nokuphila School in Thembisa has found a unique way to promote cross-cultural dialogue through their pen-pal programme. Dialogue and information sharing is now easier than ever in a fast-paced digital world, with information just a click away.

The ability to read can transform one’s life and open a world of possibilities. Find out what you can do to help promote a reading culture and help improve your child's literacy skills at home.

The inability of 81% of our learners to read for meaning is an indicator of a system failing to provide all the inputs necessary to give children a reasonable opportunity to learn to read, argues Cameron McConnachie.

Esther Novukela suffered a series of setbacks while trying to complete her masters dissertation on men teaching in a ‘feminised work environment’