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The View Point 04 September 2019 Bringing technology to township schools
Songezo Mabece spoke to Natasha Marx, Project Manager at Ligbron
On Monday, the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) will be launching the Ligbron E-Learning system at two schools in the Devland area, i.e. Freedom Park Secondary School and Moses Maren Secondary School. These will be the fifth and sixth LES centres to provide quality learning designed to help improve Maths and Science marks for Grade 11 and Grade 12 learners.
The Ligbron-E-learning System seems to be a winner among big corporates who want to invest in education technology – an example being the investment made to KZN schools earlier this year by global packaging and paper group, Mondi.
On Monday, the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) will be launching the Ligbron E-Learning system at two schools in the Devland area, i.e. Freedom Park Secondary School and Moses Maren Secondary School. These will be the fifth and sixth LES centres to provide quality learning designed to help improve Maths and Science marks for Grade 11 and Grade 12 learners.
The Ligbron-E-learning System seems to be a winner among big corporates who want to invest in education technology – an example being the investment made to KZN schools earlier this year by global packaging and paper group, Mondi.
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By SAfmSongezo Mabece spoke to Natasha Marx, Project Manager at Ligbron
On Monday, the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) will be launching the Ligbron E-Learning system at two schools in the Devland area, i.e. Freedom Park Secondary School and Moses Maren Secondary School. These will be the fifth and sixth LES centres to provide quality learning designed to help improve Maths and Science marks for Grade 11 and Grade 12 learners.
The Ligbron-E-learning System seems to be a winner among big corporates who want to invest in education technology – an example being the investment made to KZN schools earlier this year by global packaging and paper group, Mondi.
On Monday, the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) will be launching the Ligbron E-Learning system at two schools in the Devland area, i.e. Freedom Park Secondary School and Moses Maren Secondary School. These will be the fifth and sixth LES centres to provide quality learning designed to help improve Maths and Science marks for Grade 11 and Grade 12 learners.
The Ligbron-E-learning System seems to be a winner among big corporates who want to invest in education technology – an example being the investment made to KZN schools earlier this year by global packaging and paper group, Mondi.