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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Education in Rustenburg South Africa


Education without a doubt is one of the most important assets in human mankind. Parents on Rustenburg South Africa even send their kids to most prestigious school and spend thousands of rand in order to attain a good and quality education. It is harder and even tougher for a person to get a decent job in Rustenburg if he didn’t attain a formal or high education.

Before apartheid, children and student in South Africa were suffering from poor education and unable to attend college or high schools. Because of poverty, many children in South Africa were unable to continue their studies resulting to drop out of school. Failures were also because principals and teachers did not have the skills and appropriate training for their jobs. The reality that math and science are both discussed in English; teachers do not have the English language skills to conduct it appropriately to students.

As President Nelson Mandela quoted “"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”. And since 1994 and beyond, the number of students that are attending the schools has risen scrupulously compared to the past decades.  As a matter of fact, the latest graduation exam that was took recently among 7 million students and based on Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga, the matric pass rate for 2012 is 73.9%. This was really good news knowing that the government is not cutting its budget for education.

Another ground breaking news is that the government of South Africa will share another R23-billion alone for education. This huge amount of money will be spent on school infrastructures, free education program, more teachers to be trained on math and sciences, more teachers to come on school and more programs to be built for education purposes.

Rustenburg South Africa's Education Today
Rustenburg South Africa's Education Today
We can say that the government of South Africa has done a lot of achievements so far but it does not end there. There are still more work to be done. The government must continue what has been started before like building more infrastructures, clean water and sanitation, making sure that there will be no more schools under the trees, must implement the modernization of vocational training and more computers to be touched by students.

So to benefits from this program, one must start to take advantage of it. Education in Rustenburg South Africa must be prioritize in order to secure your future and your love ones. There was once a saying, ‘what you saw is what you reap’. It means, if you obtain education, you will get job faster!


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