by Oxford University Press | Aug 11, 2015 | Schools News
Juggling work, home and family life can be stressful on anyone, especially if you’re investing a lot of time in one area of your life and less on other important things like friends and family. Find out how you can have the perfect work life balance and experience the...
by Oxford University Press | Jul 28, 2015 | Schools News
Why should you buy a thesaurus for your child? This is a good question, especially if you’re thinking that your child already has a school dictionary. But dictionaries and thesauruses go together like bacon and eggs, fish and chips, pap and wors, or just about any...
by Oxford University Press | Jul 27, 2015 | Higher Education News
Nelson Mandela was a man of both great words and great actions. As we take time to remember his legacy and what it means to us, here are some words of passion and wisdom he has left behind.
by Oxford University Press | Jul 23, 2015 | Higher Education News
You’re sitting at a table over lunch and one friend claims the first computer had less than one KB of memory while the other is certain it had at least one KB of memory. There’s free Wi-Fi available and you have a smart phone. In less than a minute you’ve resolved the...
by Oxford University Press | Jul 16, 2015 | Higher Education News
If you’re interested in the publishing industry or simply want to have a closer look at Oxford University Press Southern Africa – look no further than our recurring Publisher Profile feature. Publisher Profiles are brief Q & A sessions with our Publishers which...
by Oxford University Press | Jul 14, 2015 | Corporate Social Investment News
On the 18th of July each year, people around the world gather to dedicate 67 minutes of their time towards serving and giving back to their communities on what has become widely known as Mandela Day. Observed on his birthday, these 67 minutes of service symbolise the...
by Oxford University Press | Jun 29, 2015 | Higher Education News
With our first Commonly Confused Words Infographic we distinguished some words that can quite easily get muddled up. Unfortunately there are still so many confusing words out there – fortunately we’ve created a brand new infographic to help you take care of them!...
by Oxford University Press | Jun 23, 2015 | Higher Education News
In South Africa, there are three main institutions where you can study after you leave school; universities, universities of technology and TVET colleges. Recently, community colleges have been added for people who did not finish school. Understanding the...
by Oxford University Press | Jun 23, 2015 | Schools News
The development of oneself is one of the most important skills that a learner will ever learn. Self-awareness and self-esteem are necessary for any self-development to occur. Self-awareness is the way we see and think about ourselves, while self-esteem is the way we...
by Oxford University Press | Jun 12, 2015 | Dictionaries
Learning a new language can be as daunting as it is fun. South African languages have their own special charm and mastering the various dialects and pronunciations can be tricky if they are not your home language. With the help of the new Oxford Bilingual School...