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In one ofthe initiatives to improve the province’s results, Eastern Cape department of education hosted a week training for teachers of maths and physical science at Nelson Mandela Metro recently.
The Department of Education in the Province of the Eastern Cape has cut down the districts from 23 to 12 districts and opened three teacher development centers with the aim to take services closer to the schools. The centers are mostly focused on training and workshops.
Total number of 94 teachers from three satellites under Nelson Mandela Institute attended the first week of the Maths and Physical science training and the two subjects were given most attention as they are the front line in much needed careers in the country. The department carries lots of programmes for the two subjects focusing on leaners and has now decided that attention is also needed to give to the teachers.
A 24-year-old, Nwabisa Nqabeni who is a physical science teacher at VN Kwinana Secondary School said the training was very fruitful as she only started her teachingcareer a year ago. “For me the training has given me ideas on how to deliver the work to my learners, as a new teacher you do not have an idea on how to present the work in the best way to the leaners so that they can understand, the training now has given me skills to do that.”
“Important questions that appear on exam papers that seem to be a challenge to our learners were discussed,guideline on how to help our leaners to understand what examiners need when answering the questions, when I go back to class a positive change will happen and definitely my results will go up this year,” said chuffed Nqabeni.
Mr Khulile Nqeza who has 25 years’ experience in teaching maths, said the training was very informative and interesting as they could exchange challenges they experience with their learners. He said it was impressive that every part of the syllabus was discussed and mentioned a part that they all seemed to have found difficulty with GeoGebra as it requires technology.
“I am grateful to take part on the training and for what the department is doing as these initiatives help us teachers to give our learners a more and better understanding, also the fact that we do not have to travel long distances to attend trainings has also contributed positively as our training time was not shortened for traveling purposes, from here it would be ideal for the department to create small hubs for the teachers to meet frequently, said Nqeza.
The Basic Education Minister together with the Eastern Cape Education MEC, the hourable Mandla Makupula will be hosting an Extended Capacitation Programme in East London at the International Convertion Centre in February 21st, 2018 at 10:00 am.
The Extended Capacitation Programme will be preceded by a gala dinner at tue ICC at 17:00 tomorrow to bw addressed by the Minister: Angie Motshekga. According to Makupula the department recognizes that the only solution to developing a responsible and responsive learner corps and stakeholders is through a systemic capacitation programme for all leardership structures operating in the sector.
“This training is meant to create a layer of informed young people who will be able to provide input on the implementation of our policies and how they work”, said Makupula.
Details of the event are as follows:
Date: 20th February 2018
Time: 17: 00 am
Venue: East London ICC
The media is also invited to attend this occassion and attending media will be afforded a chance to have one-on-one interviews with the relevant stakeholders.
Issued by: Issued by: Communication Services Directorate – Media Liaison Office
For more information please don’t hesitate to contact Mali Mtima at 084 230 19768
Date: 15 February 2018
Time: 10:00 am
Issued by: Communication Services Directorate – Media Liaison Office
The Eastern Cape Department of Education in partnership with The Department of Public works hosted a Career Expo at the Bele Zingcuka Technical College Decant classes in Tsolo, OR Tambo Inland District.
About 300 pupils from Bel eZingcuka Technical School, Bele Primary School and St Cuthbert’s Senior Secondary School attended the career expo, meant to show cast different career options to young pupils in the Rural District from various invited sister departments, namely Department of Health, Department of Labour, South African Police Services Forensic division and many more.
Public works Minister Nkosinathi Nhleko encouraged pupils to pursue careers in construction. “The government is building schools, hospitals, clinics and sports fields and that is where engineers and architects will be needed,” said Nhleko. “The built environment has lots of opportunities for young people because there is always work to be done in that sector, therefore this career expo seeks to provide information about the pupils’ careers choices, as well as the bursaries and internship programmes we offer.”
Mjikelo Mnge, the Bele Zingcuka Technical School Principal gave the Minister a very warm welcome and hoped that this would not be his last to the rural area. He further said that the Technical College has 277 pupils from Grade 8 to 12 for the year 2018 and offers subjects like Civil technology, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Technology. Zingcuka explained that the school equip pupils will skills whilst still at a younger age and give young-ones direction for better career options and to be able to be employers then being employed. He also said that, “The school matric pass rate has dropped from 63% in 2016 to 43.6% in 2017 due to redeployment of teachers, not enough resources”. “For example we do not have a Mathematics teacher, he was redeployed recently and we would like the ECDoE to assist on employing one for us”. Another challenge that they are facing is the issue of burglary due to poor fencing, he said that computers and other machinery have been stolen from the school and ask the department to assist them.
Bele Zingcuka pupil Yamkela Ndzangasaid “privileged to be part of this expo, I have a better knowledge about different careers but mostly interested in the Public Works Capacity Building Programmes”. The grade 12 pupil is doing Civil Technology but the challenge is that the school does not have proper practical facilities therefore he would be delighted if the Department of Education can provide one for them.Whilst Zozibini Tsawe said “I have been very passionate working with electrical work at a younger age, therefore the school has given have the skill to acquire my dreams for becoming a professional electrician”.
The drive to see learners with disabilities prosper and enjoying equal opportunities as presented by government, has prompted the Eastern Cape Department of Education to kick-start district based career awareness campaigns in all its 12 districts in support of these learners.
These career expo form part of this year’s annual celebrations of the Disability Rights Awareness programme normally held from the 3rd of November up to the 3rd December.
The OR Tambo Coastal’s Assistant Director: Special Programmes and Youth, MalizoleSidelo believes ‘this initiative will help boost the morale of these learners.
While for Funeka Rhadebe, Assistance Director in Alfred Nzo West District, thinks this programme will help empower learners with disability more especially the out of school youth.
“We are improving the conditions of our special schools to eradicate problems like the unavailability of ramps so that learners can move freely in our schools. In addition, schools like Sive Special school, meant for deaf learners also need our intervention to ensure that officials and learners can communicate easily”, she said.
“Another challenge that we have is that there are still parents who keep their children at home not bringing them in the schools. We are working with other departments including the municipality to do awareness in trying to reach each and every one with disability. The total number of people with disability recorded in the Alfred Nzo West is 433. We also have 268 learners from Nolitha School who are Severely Mentally Handicap (SMH),” she added.
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