Distance eLearning
Distance elearning, sometimes called e-learning, is a formalized teaching and learning system specifically designed to be carried out remotely by using electronic communication. Below are details of elearning companies in South Africa, who offer a range of training courses and elearning programs in South Africa.
The end of year exams has concluded for students at South Africa's largest university. Here's what students can do if they are unsatisfied with their Unisa exam results.
Being successful in an online college program doesn’t happen by chance. Students who are intentional about locating the right resources, prioritizing their academic responsibilities, and crafting an overall plan will leverage the benefits available through an online degree program.
Thousands of South Africans prepare to enrol in distance learning programmes each year, recognising the value of being able to earn while you learn and learn from the comfort of their own home. If you are deciding to go this route, it is important that you do careful research to find the right institution and the right course to suit your unique needs. Here are some tips to help you make that big decision.
In an effort to reduce overall training costs more and more companies are now shifting away from purely traditional classroom-based learning towards a more blended, e-learning approach. Here are the pros and cons of online training.
Wondering if you can further your studies at MANCOSA, but don't have a matric certificate? Here's everything you need to know.
In South Africa’s increasingly tough jobs market, workers realise the need to upskill or broaden their skillset if they want to advance their careers.
There are billions of pages and websites on the internet. This makes it extremely difficult for businesses to stand out and feature on the first page of a search engine.
Data & Internet Connectivity has been researched to be the largest factor in Africa that has inhibited real progress and growth on the continent. It seemed impossible to overcome.
Locally, almost 56% of South Africa’s unemployed population does not have a matric qualification, according to Statistics South Africa’s 2019 Q1 Labour Force Survey.
Unisa has opened mid-year applications for its Short Learning Programmes (SLPs).
Making the decision to pursue a higher education is always a positive step forward. However, choosing the best course and following the application process can be complicated and daunting. Here are the steps to submitting your application if you are planning to study through Unisa
While fulfilling the role of a parent is certainly a blessing, for many working parents who wish to advance their career, studying further is a challenging option.
Pursuing the career of your dreams starts with knowing what you want to study and which method of study will work best for you. Whether it’s time, money, personal choice, or physical obstacles
The teaching landscape is rapidly changing with many schools, colleges and institutions opting to change their traditional methods of teaching to a more blended approach.
Distance learning is a wonderful opportunity for working people, stay-at-home parents and others seeking a flexible mode of study, to upskill in their own space and at their own pace.
Unisa is well known for its distance and online learning courses, but it is by no means the only institution that offers flexible study options in South Africa.
The modern-day office has become a very demanding place that requires more efficient processes, clearer communication and better solutions. Here are 4 important skills that every office administrator needs to be successful.
What happens when African philosophies and practices are placed at the centre of learning
It is estimated that for a child to receive ‘adequate’ attention in the classroom, the preferred learner-to-educator ratio (LER) in South Africa must not exceed 40 learners to one educator.
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