Last year, Oxford University Press held four digital launch events to engage schools with our digital product offering. The programme included topical EduTech concerns that South African schools and teachers are currently grappling with. Karen Walstra, EduTech...
Oxford University Press’s recent webinar on Electronic and Digital Concepts for Robotics for NCV L2 invited authors, Brian Hendrikse and S’thembiso Zwelihle Mathonsi, to share information on this new syllabus for 2023. Our TVET publisher and managing editor also...
Oxford University Press’s recent webinar on Programming for NCV L2 featured authors and subject experts, Brian Dill and Shani Nunkumar, who shared information on this new syllabus for 2023. A conversation between our TVET publisher and managing editor responsible for...
Oxford University Press’s recent webinar on Robotics for NCV L2 invited authors and subject experts, Renier Engelbrecht and Amie Terblanche to share information on this new syllabus for 2023. Our TVET publisher and managing editor also discuss the features and...
Last year, Oxford University Press held four digital launch events to engage schools with our digital product offering. The aim of the event programme was to engage with educators and government officials, and to showcase our developments in digital. The programme...
Oxford is happy to offer Maths N4, N5 and N6 posters for use in your TVET classroom, in whichever format you choose. Click on the poster images to view them in detail and download.
Technology in the classroom can open new horizons if used as a tool to enhance education. But as a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) shows, it is also linked to deteriorating achievement in maths, science and reading. New...
A combination of the GRR instructional model, competence-focused learning design, and clean, user-friendly layout distinguishes Oxford’s textbooks for Zambia from conventional textbooks ...
The Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) is an approach to education that focuses on what learners know, can do, and can demonstrate - rather than simply what they know or can remember.