Gender disparity continues to impact the majority of key growth sectors within the country, but there is one rapidly developing sector where women are not only leading the field, but finding new ways to advance.
Homeschooling and online education have been gaining popularity worldwide, especially in South Africa. However, there are still many misconceptions about this mode of learning. Let’s debunk some of the biggest myths and set the record
Left-handed? Right on! (Johannesburg, South Africa, 13th August 2024): In celebration of Left-Handers Day, BIC gives a round of applause to the creativity, resilience, and innovation of left-handed people everywhere. August 13th is a special
In South Africa, at least 40% of all students drop out of school before completing grade 12. Girls make up the majority of this group. The reasons for this alarming drop-out rate include cultural and
South Africans who missed their chance to achieve their Matric during their school going years will soon have an opportunity to complete unfinished business, with exam registrations for the Amended Senior Certificate set to open
So often the terms art and craft are thrown together in conversation when in actual fact, these terms couldn’t be further opposites. We need to look in isolation at what is Art and what is
In March 2024, a staggering 45.5% of young South Africans aged 15-34 years were reported to be jobless, according to Statistics South Africa. To drive meaningful change and reduce this crisis-level figure, both the private
It is estimated that at least 10% of South African children have neuropsychological challenges. Neurodiversity, the range of different brain structures and chemistry which is found in the human population, includes people with autism as
Matric students from the Class of 2024 have roughly five months left to prepare for their final exams. While this is a tight timeframe for those who have not yet tracked and prepared their final
South Africa is facing a literacy problem. Eight out of 10 school children struggle to read by the age of 10, 81% of children cannot read for comprehension, and a majority of primary school children
Don’t cram for your exams at the last minute – rather make sure you really understand your work, so the information will stay with you forever. That’s the advice from Good Work Foundation’s Ntsako Mandlazi,
