South Africans who want to study in Germany may need more money to be eligible

Johannesburg – International students wishing to study in Germany, as well as those currently studying in this country, may soon have to prove they have more money in their blocked bank account in order to be eligible to obtain their German student visa or extend their student resident permit.

A blocked bank account is a way through which students can prove they will have the necessary financial means to support themselves while completing their higher education studies in the country.

While currently, the amount required to be available in a blocked bank account per year is €10 332, Studying-in-Germany.org reports that starting from next winter semester, the amount required for a…

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School Operations Manager: SPARK Witpoortjie

and regular team meetings with the principal and assistant principal(s). Participate actively in staff development opportunities…. Reports To: Principal. Purpose of Role The School Operations Manager drives student achievement in the SPARK Schools… Job Location: Roodepoort, Johannesburg

November 15, 2023

No charges against school girl who ‘joked’ about rape

Johannesburg – Claims and allegations about the high school girl who allegedly joked about being raped by Grade 11 pupil Bafana Sithole should not be used as leverage to charge her, Mpumalanga police said. Sithole died by suicide on the …

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Posted in Johannesburg, Mpumalanga

MEC Chiloane set to visit Gauteng school after a pupil dies during school trip

Johannesburg – The Gauteng MEC for Education Matome Chiloane is expected to visit a school in Pretoria on Tuesday following the death of a Grade 6 pupil on a school trip on Friday. The pupil from the Rafalotse Primary School …

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Posted in Gauteng, Johannesburg

Umalusi launches online system to replace lost or damaged certificates

Johannesburg – The council for quality assurance in general and further education and training, Umalusi, has launched an online application system to replace damaged or lost certificates. The system was launched on Thursday during a webinar held by the council …

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Posted in Application, Johannesburg

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