The Watergate Centre Night Market started off with much anticipation on Saturday, 07 December as load shedding loomed and the weather scheduled for strong winds. Vendors, prepared for a slow, mellow night, were suddenly flooded as the events got into full swing, starting off a night full of entertainment and joy. With the Q&I Media […]
The fun and excitement mounts as the Watergate Centre team puts its final planning in place to host its first-ever Night Market this coming Saturday, 07th December 2019 from 17h00 – 22h00. The event started out as a small event but has within the past few weeks snowballed into a full-blown Night Market event, with […]
Misinformation can oftentimes be more detrimental than a lie. Recently, there has been a massive flux in the spread of misinformation on a calculated change within the Life Orientation curricular, particularly in regards to the ‘sexuality’ section of the work covered with the curriculum. Much of what you have heard of these changes, however, is […]
An excuse to blow things up – that is what the 5th of November, or Guy Fawkes, has become for most. Guy Fawkes, once a day of celebration and festivity, is seen today (by most people at least) as an excuse to disregard common decency and human safety – not to even think of the […]
University, college or work? To many a student leaving matric, those words often encapsulate what they’re future years hold. To those who are both lucky and able to earn a place within a university or college, we at EduBiz wish you all the best. For those who haven’t or are unsure of what the future […]
As parents, we suffer from severe stress and anxiety during our children’s exam period. It is imperative that they do not share our anxiety and stress, and that we encourage and support them during is challenging exam times. The best way to support your child during the stress of revision and exams is: to keep […]
A recent study done by a UK Internet service provider revealed that more than 5.2 million adults are clueless when it comes to interpreting what kids are saying online. Over 4,500 adults took part in the research, and the majority were not able to translate the real meaning of slang that children use on the […]
The first-ever Cape Flats Book Festival took place this weekend at West End Primary and was a roaring success. Bringing together both authors, students, book enthusiasts, and the general public, the two-day event was brought together by the efforts of Rosco and Athol, two brothers from the Read to Rise Foundation. With two full days […]
University is expensive, with the average course by year costing R50,000. It’s for that reason that more and more students each year are taking their future into their own hands by undertaking self-study alongside online courses to help further their own skills. Online colleges and learning spaces have grown vastly within the span of the […]
The year is reaching its climax as we reach the end of the 3rd school term. For matriculants, this is the last real term of their schooling career, with the following term being exams only. While many of you are already preparing for the upcoming exams, we here at the EduBiz team would like to […]