Department launches Project 20K to recruit unemployed graduates
The programme, running from 2025 to 2027, seeks to recruit and place 20,000 young South Africans in various roles across all nine provinces.
Open ArticleThe programme, running from 2025 to 2027, seeks to recruit and place 20,000 young South Africans in various roles across all nine provinces.
Open ArticleAccording to the Office of the Premier, the initiative forms part of the provincial government’s commitment to empowering youth through education and ensuring that financial challenges do not hinder academic progress.
Open ArticleBeyond competitive sport, the event serves as a platform for fostering unity and social cohesion among young people across Gauteng’s diverse communities through teamwork and spirited competition.
Open ArticleThe Gauteng Film Commission (GFC) is excited to announce its Special Projects funding call for 2025.
Open ArticleWith increasing numbers of South Africans choosing China as a study destination, the event offers a valuable opportunity to explore quality higher education options at a fraction of the cost of many Western universities.
Open ArticleThe Department announced that funding applications are now open for the 2026/2027 financial year, with a focus on strengthening service delivery in communities across Gauteng’s five corridors.
Open ArticleThis initiative forms part of South Africa’s broader strategy to strengthen cultural and economic ties with China, one of the country’s fastest-growing tourism markets.
Open ArticleScholarship applicants are required to apply directly to the Department of Higher Education and Training using the dedicated application form on the International Scholarships website.
Open ArticleWhether you’re a startup founder, a researcher, a student, or an academic, this is your chance to make your mark on the international innovation map.
Open ArticleThe competition presents a fantastic opportunity for schools to engage in meaningful learning while competing for valuable prizes that can further support educational initiatives.
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