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Leadership and Personal Development (Part 2) Welcome to S4E7 of the Clued-In Classroom weekly series! In this episode, we continue our exploration of leadership and personal development, navigating more advanced concepts and practical applications. As learners grow in their leadership roles, it's important to refine their skills, embrace challenges, and continue their journey of personal growth.

Just as flowers bloom with care, learners flourish under the guidance of dedicated teachers, bringing hope not just to their own futures, but to the future of the entire nation. It's a message that celebrates the impact of education and the hopeful future it creates.

We end the last week of Women’s Month with a special note from our CEO, Christina Watson. “Teachers who are competent also need to be confident in their competence in order to perform well.” At Via Afrika, we believe that the foundation of a great education system lies in empowering our teachers. Competence is key, but confidence in that competence is what truly drives excellence in the classroom. When teachers believe in their abilities, they can inspire, engage, and uplift their learners to reach their full potential. Let us continue to support our educators, providing them with the tools, resources, and encouragement they need to thrive. Together, we can build a brighter future for our learners. #EmpowerHER #WomensMonth #OurTeachersOurFuture

Get ready for a fresh, user-friendly platform designed to support and empower educators. With improved resources, tools, and content, the VADEA website will be your go-to hub for everything you need to inspire and engage your learners. Stay tuned for the official launch and be among the first to explore all the new features! Visit: https://lnkd.in/duFarya

Did you know? Rahima Moosa and her twin sister Fatima were not just fearless anti-apartheid activists — they were also masters of disguise! The Moosa twins cleverly used their identical looks to confuse security branch officers, often switching identities to avoid harassment and continue their resistance work undetected. Their quick thinking and bravery allowed them to play a crucial role in the struggle for freedom, including leading the iconic 1956 Women’s March. Rahima and Fatima’s story is a testament to the power of sisterhood, resilience, and the creative ways women resisted apartheid. #EmpowerHER #WomensMonth

Leadership and Personal Development Welcome to this week’s episode of the Clued-In Classroom series! As we continue our journey of empowering learners, this episode will focus on developing leadership skills and fostering personal growth. Leadership is not just about holding a position — it's about influencing others positively, making decisions, and contributing to the community. Let's explore how learners can become confident leaders and develop essential personal skills.

In the last week of Women’s Month, we would like to share this powerful reminder that unity and integration are not just ideals but lived experiences. Let us continue striving for a society where diversity and equality are at the core of our shared humanity. #WomenMonth #EmpowerHER

Journey through the lyrical verses of "Ninganyamalali Kuzakudlalwa," a collection of poetry by the talented self-published WPR author, Xolela Msongelwa. This is a must-read for poetry enthusiasts and lovers of IsiXhosa literature. It is a poetry treasure! Now grab your today on Kobo: https://lnkd.in/daNn6xFh #WPR #IndigenousLanguages

Did you know? Sophia Williams-De Bruyn was only 18 years old when she became one of the leaders of the historic 1956 Women’s March to the Union Buildings in Pretoria. This march, which saw 20 000 women protesting the oppressive pass laws, remains one of the most significant moments in South African history. As the last surviving leader of the march, Sophia continues to be a powerful symbol of resilience and courage in the fight for equality and justice in South Africa. #WomensMonth #EmpowerHer

Global Awareness and Cultural Sensitivity Welcome to S4E5 of the Clued-In Classroom weekly series! As we celebrate Women's Month in South Africa, it is the perfect time to explore global awareness and cultural sensitivity. This episode will help learners appreciate diversity, understand different cultures, and recognise the vital role of women in society worldwide.