Voices Unite is its twelfth week and continues to engage the youth on important issues. One such issue is access to education which is investigated in the Education and Skills Development survey on the Voices Unite platform. It is also an issue that our partner, Rural Education Access Programme (REAP), seeks to address through their programme.
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The Rural Education Access Programme (REAP) is a national programme that assists students from poor rural areas across South Africa’s nine provinces to access tertiary education and aims to reduce rural poverty in the country through developing self-sustaining, ethically responsible graduates.
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I thought university would be a new start for me. A place for me to meet new people and start new friendships. Little did I know, that my experience was going to be a truckload of disappointment after disappointment. Don’t get me wrong, the prospect of ‘varsity life’ is an interesting one and exciting at best.
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In the eleventh week of the Voices Unite initiative, we are giving away 3 courses in Further Development and Training Certificates: General Management (NQF4), courtesy of our partner Health Science Academy worth R16,000 each. Other prizes include eBooks by Heavy Chef and a Sanlam Tech Bundle that includes a backpack, headsets and VR goggles.
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The South Africa College of Applied Psychology (SACAP) is South Africa’s leading provider of accredited qualifications in Applied Psychology, Coaching and Counselling. With individual attention, rigorous academics and practical skills, SACAP aims to have graduates who are well-equipped and confident practitioners, and can make a meaningful transformational difference in the lives of others.
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Are you entering your twenties? Are you already in your twenties? Are you leaving your twenties? Worrying about what you should be doing or where you should be going? From one young to another, don’t worry about it!
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Being YOU is hard, especially as a youth. Why? Because you have to be you while being a student, a bursary/scholarship recipient, a child, a significant other, a parent, a leader, a mentor, a friend, and so much more.
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The Voices Unite initiative is in its tenth week and continues full-steam ahead. Voices Unite participants who complete surveys stand a chance of winning a Sanlam Tech Bundle.
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Tomorrow Trust is a non-profit organisation based in South Africa. The organisation supports orphaned and vulnerable children throughout their journey with holistic education-encompassing academics and life skills with self-development,
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As the country is currently facing an extended nationwide lockdown to attempt to flatten the curve and prevent the spread of COVID-19, many people are experiencing increased levels of uncertainty, discomfort, anxiety and loneliness.
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