A big thank you to presenters from Penreach, SAIDE, and ELET (Environment and Language Trust).

Our fourth webinar in the Tuesday in the Trenches series was again a well-attended event where we heard about innovative work from four organisations.

NASCEE is inviting you to be part of our ‘Let Us Put You On The Map’ mapping initiative. Before you decide to participate, it is important for you to understand why the initiative is being undertaken, and what it will entail. Please take the time to read the following information carefully.

In our third webinar of the Tuesdays in the Trenches series, we heard from representatives from four organisations. The presentations all offered opportunities for attendees to learn more about exciting projects that are being implemented across the country.

Our second webinar of NASCEE’s Tuesday in the Trenches series was a hugely informative session where three representatives from the Department of Basic Education (DBE) discussed literacy and bilingual education, specifically the implementation of mother tongue-based bilingual education (MTbBE).

Thank you to Wordworks, Book Dash and Nal’ibali for being the brave presenters at our first webinar of the Tuesday in the Trenches Literacy Presentation series.

Get the latest updates and exciting events coming your way. We are starting our "Tuesdays in the Trenches" literacy series on June 18th, planning regional chapter events, and gearing up for impactful leadership forums.

“Keep it real, keep it human” building your digital handshake on LinkedIn

Research shows that when individuals share and network on LinkedIn in their personal capacity for their organizations they generate eight times more engagement than when brands or organisations do it themselves. Caroline Wyly, a Personal Branding Strategist, recently shared this insight at NASCEE’s networking events in Cape Town and Durban, in her talk on harnessing the power of LinkedIn.

The NASCEE Networking Event Inspires Growth and Self-Discovery

The NASCEE Gauteng networking and collaboration event convened at the RMB Wine Cellar in Sandton this past week. This intimate venue, which extended onto an enclosed courtyard, provided a perfect setting for the effective implementation of the networking tips and tricks shared by networking guru, Helen Nicholson of The Networking Company.

The Bridge Story: Learning through Communities of Practice

The BRIDGE Story: Learning through Communities of Practice is a legacy narrative covering lessons learned by BRIDGE Innovation in Learning over its fourteen years of work (2009-2023) convening communities of practice in five focus areas, and processing and disseminating the knowledge that came out of these communities of practice.

The Governance Committee for the National Association of Social Change Entities in Education (NASCEE) is accepting applications and inviting nominations for suitably qualified individuals to serve on its Board of Directors.