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The JA Company Program Student EXPO/Trade Fair 2010 |
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 The JA Company Program Student EXPO/Trade Fair is a one day student event where more than 300 high school students from over 60 secondary schools who will have completed the JA Company Program will be competing for the coveted Biashara Award and Kiongozi Award as they present their annual business reports to a panel of judges drawn from the private sector. During the Competitions, the students will also be given stands to show-case and sell their products/services, present company reports to visitors, and participate in business discussions.
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New Board Chair Appointed |
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Ms Dolly Mokgatle Appointed as Board Chair of Junior Achievement South Africa
Ms Dolly Mokgatle has been appointed as Chair of the Board of Directors of Junior Achievement South Africa.
The purpose of Junior Achievement South Africa is to educate young people in entrepreneurial and financial literacy skills and to encourage and support them in starting their own businesses.
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The non-profit sector provides sustainable solutions where business fails |
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Entrepreneurship has a key role in society, not least in business which exists for profit. But business cannot do everything. It is the non-profit sector (NPO), however, that has the edge in working for the interests of you and me, the ordinary people in the community. So why does business criticise civil society for not operating like a business.
> Read this article on NGO Pulse |
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Infrastructure investment means more than buildings |
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Part of improving the levels of quality in education and health is providing infrastructure that responds to global needs in terms of skills, technology and sports. One of the critical success factors to the growth of the South African economy is infrastructure investment.
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Success story: Sustainable Development and Entrepreneurship at Tyburn Primary School |
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Tyburn Primary School is found on the periphery of Montford/Welbedacht. A large percentage of our learners come from the informal settlements and the lower economic sectors of society. A school situated in such a community has the responsibility to make an investment in the lives of the children. The Principal, staff and members of the community have made concerted efforts to make a difference in the lives of our children. The school believes that it is very easy to be poor but with hard work and dedication we can rise above our circumstances.
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Interview with JASA MD, Linda McClure |
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Junior Achievement South Africa forms part of the Junior Achievement (JA) Worldwide group. How is JASA set up in South Africa and who is the company working with?
JA Worldwide is the bigger international organisation and in each country is a stand-alone unit. The major, mostly private corporates, such as Investec, Sasol, FNB Commercial, Deloitte, Toyota, Citi, General Electric and a couple of trusts such as the (Iqraa Trust) in KZN, are Junior Achievement SA’s funders.
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30th Anniversary Commemorative Book