From the left: Dandira, Franca, Prof Heila, Sibusisiwe Mavuso, John, Tshanda, Live, Prof Andre, Nicola, Prof Eureta, Mike, Sibusisiwe Gumede, Bongani and Dhiren. Masters and PhD students from Wits and Rhodes Universities explored a variety of work and learning related theories during a three day short course in December 2016. They realised they
Dr Margarita Pavlova of Hong Kong University Institute of Education presented a key note address at the 34th annual conference of the Environmental Education Association of Southern Africa which was held in Johannesburg on 3-6 October 2016. Dr Pavlova has conducted ground breaking studies in the ‘greening’ of educational policy and curriculum development for Technical
To drive the green economy, government, business, labour and civil society need to create new ways of doing business. It is in this context that National Treasury’s commitment to use the annual R500 billion public sector expenditure on goods and services to support government’s strategic priorities could make a significant contribution to sustainable development. In
