Who is the director-general of education in South Africa?
Hubert Mathanzima Mweli
Director-General: Hubert Mathanzima Mweli, Mr.
Who is the Deputy Director-General of Ghana Education Service?
Anthony Boateng is currently the Deputy Director-General (Management Services) with Ghana Education Service (GES). Mr. Boateng holds a bachelor’s Degree in Education from the University of Cape Coast. He completed the Ghana School of Law in 2002 and is a senior member of the Ghana Bar Association.
Who represents the highest authority within the national department of Basic Education?
Minister Angie Motshekga She has since held various positions, the most current being the Minister of Basic Education and member of the ANC’s NEC.
Who is the MEC for Education in Gauteng?
Panyaza Lesufi
MEC for Education: Panyaza Lesufi, Mr Office of the Premier, 7th Floor, East Wing, 30 Simmonds Street, JOHANNESBURG.
Who is South Africa’s Minister of Education?
Matsie Angelina Motshekga
Minister: Matsie Angelina Motshekga, Ms.
How many units has TVED?
The Division has Seven (7) Units as summarized below: Programme Development and Supervision: Curriculum Development, Review and Training.
How many divisions are under GES?
GES has 10 Divisions at its Headquarters in Accra. One of such Divisions is the Human Resource Management and Development Division (HRMD), which has Ms. Judith E. Ofeibea Donkor as Director.
Who is Brian Schreuder?
Brian is a Specialist Advisor in Education, having just recently retired as Superintendent General of Education in the Western Cape, South Africa. He is a specialist in all curriculum issues, teacher development, EdTech and assessment, including national assessments.
What is IEB exam?
IEB stands for the Independent Examinations Board. This is a private assessment board that offers examination services to private or client schools. They are accredited by Umalasi to offer school and adult assessments. At the end of your school career, you will receive a matric certificate issued by Umalasi.
What grade is standard 7 in South Africa?
Compulsory schooling ends with a GET Certificate, which is level 1 on the NQF. Grades 1-7 refer to primary education while Grades 8-9 correspond to lower secondary education.