Training Vital If South African Companies Are To Compete In Lucrative Wellness Industry

Training Vital If South African Companies Are To Compete In Lucrative Wellness Industry

by Xtraordinary Women | May 9, 2022 | Education, Health & Wellness

The global health & wellness sector is worth R23-trillion annually. If local companies operating in this space want their share of the pie, staff have to know exactly what today’s customers need and expect     Johannesburg, 09 May 2022 – The Covid-19 pandemic has...
Freedom Day: If Education Is The Gateway To Freedom, Digital Literacy Is The Key

Freedom Day: If Education Is The Gateway To Freedom, Digital Literacy Is The Key

by Xtraordinary Women | Apr 26, 2022 | Education

By Jackie Carroll and Phemelo Segoe Quality education and digital learning aren’t just closely connected. They’re rapidly becoming one and the same thing. Without a thorough understanding of digital platforms, and the ability to engage with them easily and...
Freedom To Learn: Why Distance Learning Is Changing The Game

Freedom To Learn: Why Distance Learning Is Changing The Game

by Xtraordinary Women | Apr 20, 2022 | Education

By Eloise Nolte, MD of Optimi College Later this month, South Africa will celebrate 28 years of democracy as we recognise Freedom Day on 27 April. Over the last few decades, our country has come a long way. Literacy rates have increased from 82.4% to 95%, according to...
5 Reasons Why Homeschooling Has Become A First Choice

5 Reasons Why Homeschooling Has Become A First Choice

by Xtraordinary Women | Apr 15, 2022 | Education

By Louise Schoonwinkel, MD of Optimi Home The last two years have been a rollercoaster ride for many families in South Africa, as we navigated school closures and learning from home. But now that the lockdown has ended, many families have come to realise that...
Largest Survey Of Preschool Child Development In South Africa Finds 65% Of 4-5 Year Olds Are Failing To Thrive

Largest Survey Of Preschool Child Development In South Africa Finds 65% Of 4-5 Year Olds Are Failing To Thrive

by Xtraordinary Women | Apr 12, 2022 | Education

Johannesburg, 12 April 2022 – 65% of 4-5 year old children attending Early Learning Programmes in South Africa are failing to thrive. These children are not meeting the expected early learning and/or physical growth standards for their age and will start Grade R...
How Education Organisations Used Blended Learning To Overcome Covid-19 Challenges

How Education Organisations Used Blended Learning To Overcome Covid-19 Challenges

by Xtraordinary Women | Apr 11, 2022 | Education

Integrating technology into the education space when the pandemic hit was a massive undertaking. This is how beneficiaries funded by the Datatec Educational and Technology Foundation did it.  Johannesburg, 11 April 2022 – While the Covid-19 pandemic has brought many...
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