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To the Matric Class of 2025, as we anticipate your 2025 matric results, I want to commend each of you for the effort, discipline, and resilience you have shown throughout this important journey. Completing the National Senior Certificate examinations is a significant milestone, and you should be proud of how far you have come.
To those who may not have achieved the results they hoped for, I want to remind you that this is not the end of your journey. There are opportunities to continue, improve, and succeed.
At 18:00 tomorrow, we will announce the results of the class of 2025 and award the top achieving learners across the country.
We look forward to sharing these results with all of you.
The Learning Trust retweeted
The future is bright! Our Diepsloot branch, with @TheLearningTrust, launched the 2025 #LightsOnAfterSchool campaign. Theme: 'Investing in Brighter Futures' for Grades 8-11. Let's empower our youth! ✨
#Ikamvanitesrock #AfterSchoolProgrammes #IkamvaYouth
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Want your #LightsOnAfterschool event to shine?✨Register your celebration by TOMORROW NIGHT for a chance to win a swag pack full of strobe buttons, pins, postcards & posters! Go to 3to6.co/register to enter this week's giveaway before it's too late!
The Learning Trust retweeted
There’s still time to plan a #LightsOnAfterschool celebration—even with two weeks to go!
Our event idea database is categorized by theme, activities, planning time, and difficulty. See how you can bring the party to your program on October 24 ➡️ 3to6.co/ideas
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We are thrilled and grateful for the incredible turnout at our recent NASCEE Gauteng Networking session! Curious about what made the event so memorable? Dive into our article for all the highlights and key takeaways.
Article: nascee.org.za/news-events/th…
The Learning Trust retweeted
[NEW RESEARCH 🚨] Latest research by advocacy campaign Youth Capital confirms that eight in 10 young South Africans have to choose between looking for work and buying food because of the high cost of job hunting, quantified around R1469 per month 🔗bit.ly/3SYVjbj
The Learning Trust retweeted
[#PARTNERS] @JOBJACKApp share why youth unemployment needs to be a national priority. the youth unemployment crisis requires a co-ordinated response. Our Action Plan details 10 critical points where young people need support to start making an income. 🔗 bit.ly/3QwWlZQ
The Learning Trust retweeted
#Amplified! So wonderful to meet with partners and new friends who are dedicated to making an impact on the lives of young people in South Africa. Thank you @theLearningT for a great Symposium #EducationMatters
@youthimpactorg making waves in 🇿🇦
The Learning Trust retweeted
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The Learning Trust retweeted
Happy #LightsOnAfterSchool Day
Let's keep supporting after-school programs and continue shining a light on bright futures!
Every child deserves a safe and enriching after-school program. Join us, and illuminate the path to success for our future leaders.
#AfterSchoolWorks
The Learning Trust retweeted
There is a growing voice over 100 organisations calling to halt planned budget cuts - the Presidential Employment Stimulus is one of the programmes under threat of losing its funding.
Add your voice to the collective call. Sign the petition 🔗fundourfutures.mobi/signpeti…
The Learning Trust retweeted
[MEDIA] In an article published by @dailymaverick Youth Capital & over 70 partners in academia and civil society are call for the extended funding of the Presidential Employment Stimulus (PES), currently under review by National Treasury. Open letter 🔗 bit.ly/46nxv5e
The Learning Trust retweeted
In the spirit of #MandelaDay2023, We launched our #Grateful4yourGreatness Campaign,where we show appreciation to our donors for their continued support in helping us transform the lives of young people.Our barista students served a hot cup of coffee on this chilly July morning.🙂
The Learning Trust retweeted
"Equipping young people with quality education, training and skills is essential.
This World Youth Skills Day reminds us that teachers stand at the forefront of this great global effort."
- @antonioguterres
#YouthLead #WorldYouthSkillsDay
The Learning Trust retweeted
🌍 Happy #WorldYouthSkillsDay 2023! 🎉
We celebrate the strategic importance of equipping young people with skills for employment, decent work and entrepreneurship. @UN @UNinSouthAfrica
#WorldYouthSkillsDay #SkillsRightNow #YouthLedChange #LeaveNoYouthBehind #YouthinAfrica
The Learning Trust retweeted
Active citizens drive change within their communities. Join us on @TwitterSpaces w/ @CoruscaKhaya, as we explore how the citizens’ actions at a local level can have lasting effects. #RadicalCollaboration #PowerOftheCircle @TimModise @BizNewsCOM teapaw.org/i/spaces/1MnGnppbDZkxO
The Learning Trust retweeted
After four days of successful training focused on capacity building and organized by @theLearningT (one of Inkululeko’s funders), colleagues celebrate their key takeaways. @Norecno participants Emily and Namayi also joined prior to their departure for home!
#education #SA
The Learning Trust retweeted
📌 Young people without a matric qualification face the highest barriers to employment and further education.
Reducing school dropout will ensure that some of our most vulnerable youth are able to keep their grip on opportunity.
The Learning Trust retweeted
To improve literacy amongst Grade R-3 learners, #Nalibali- @TrevorNoahFdn's Khula Funda Literacy Programme and Diepkloof Community Radio are hosting a spelling bee and story writing competition for the seven Soweto primary schools under the programme!! shorturl.at/DHVY4















































