A lot of students start something small. Selling snacks.Helping with assignments.Designing posters. But they treat it like a side hustle. And that’s where they get stuck. A side hustle is something you do: There’s no system. No plan. Just effort. A real business is different. You: You take it seriously.…
The Western Cape department’ of education (WCED) has announced that applications for grade 7 are open and are to close mid April. The department says parents are responsible for applying on time for a place in a school for their child. “But the parents of 28003 grade7 learners currently attending…
Work SMART? The Quest for Personal Discovery
The minister of education in the Western Cape, David Maynier, has urged communities in the province to be watchful and look after schools during the holidays. “As schools close for the Easter break, “Maynier said, “we wish our learners, teachers and parents a peaceful holiday.” He said schools are valuable…
Most people think business is about money. It’s not. It’s about trust. Money follows trust. In high school, your reputation builds quickly. People already know: That reputation will determine whether people: Before money, build your name. Reputation is not built in one moment. It’s built in small things: Every small…
Identity? The Quest for Personal Discovery
After Matric: A Step-by-Step Guide for Learners Who Want to Study
Many young people believe something dangerous: “R100 is too small to matter.” But every entrepreneur knows the truth. Big businesses don’t start with millions.They start with one small transaction. Your first R100 is not about the money. It’s about learning how money moves. When you make your first R100 yourself,…
Time? The Quest for Personal Discovery
The minister of education in the the Western Cape (WCED) David Maynier was at Watsonia Primary School in Kraaifontein to celebrate the start of South African Library Week. Maynier used the occasion to announce winners of last year’s School Library Competition held at the end of the year, in with…