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Potsdam Central student named Potsdam Rotary Student of the Month - Vimarsana News

Potsdam Central student named Potsdam Rotary Student of the Month

NORWOOD – Bryce Yette, a student at Potsdam Central School, has been selected as the Potsdam Rotary Club Student of the Month for January. Bryce is in the HVAC/R Program at the Seaway Career …

Massena Central student named Potsdam Rotary Student of the Month - Vimarsana News

Massena Central student named Potsdam Rotary Student of the Month

NORWOOD – Justice Brown, a student at Massena Central School is the recipient of the Seaway Career & Technical Education Center Potsdam Rotary Club Student of the Month for December . …

FULL SPEECH | Load shedding, pandemic has not stopped the class of 2022: Matric pass rate is 80.1% - Motshekga - Vimarsana News

FULL SPEECH | Load shedding, pandemic has not stopped the class of 2022: Matric pass rate is 80.1% - Motshekga

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga announced the matric results for the year 2022. Motshekga lauded the class of 2022 for producing a 80.1% pass rate despite challenges with the pandemic and load shedding.

Source: news24.com
Labor and Economic Opportunity - LEO grants more than $2M to help programs fill talent gaps - Vimarsana News

Labor and Economic Opportunity - LEO grants more than $2M to help programs fill talent gaps

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FULL SPEECH: Motshekga commends class of 2021 for hitting 76.4% pass rate - Vimarsana News

FULL SPEECH: Motshekga commends class of 2021 for hitting 76.4% pass rate

The 2021 NSC overall pass rate, with the progressed learners included, stands at 76.4% – an improvement of 0.2% from the pass rate achieved by the Class of 2020.

Source: ewn.co.za