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Brainline offers online virtual classes to school learners amid the 21-day lockdown
Distance Education Provider, Brainline, says recent developments around the coronavirus have necessitated the need to open its virtual doors to offer online classes to learners other than its own students. This comes as President Cyril Ramaphosa last night, Monday, 23 March 2020, announced a 21-day lockdown for the country. Chief Executive Officer, Coleen Cronje, says education remains an important building block, especially in these situations.
Assessments Director on measures that ensure quality education
Pretoria FM: Assessment Aspects Director, Karen Reyneke, explores the measures put in place to ensure quality home education.
Brainline CEO on Brainline Cloud School taking flight
Unisa Radio: Brainline CEO, Coleen Cronje, talks about Brainline Cloud School taking flight.
Brainline CEO: Coronavirus will not affect virtual classes
Channel Africa Coronavirus: Brainline CEO, Coleen Cronje, says the recent outbreak of the coronavirus in South Africa will not impact on their virtual classes.
Channel Africa talks to Brainline CEO ahead of the State of the Nation Address
Channel Africa SONA: Brainline CEO, Coleen Cronje, talks about their wish list ahead of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address.
March Mentor Letter: Goal Setting
Set your goals high enough to inspire you and low enough to encourage you - Author Unknown Setting goals and knowing what you are working towards, is always a good idea. Younger students need to understand the difference between a wish and a goal – I wish to eat ice...
Virtual classes will not be interrupted amid countrywide school closure due to coronavirus
Distance Educator, Brainline, has welcomed President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement last night that all schools will close from Wednesday, 18 March 2020 until after the Easter holidays. This is part of the government’s measures to clamp down on the spread of the coronavirus.
COVID-19 impact on education
Should the coronavirus outbreak get out of hand in South Africa, education will be one of the sectors hardest hit. Courtesy #DStv403 Watch CEO, Coleen Cronje speak on the subject.
Virtual Classes become a reality with Brainline
Many adults enjoy remote work as it significantly expands their job options in a country where your commute could easily span significant kilometres. Yet very few have seriously considered how it could similarly benefit their children or learners of a school going...
Virtual classes more relevant amid coronavirus outbreak
With the confirmation of the first case of the Corona Virus in South Africa, questions are being asked as to whether the epidemic is likely to spread and how it will impact on basic services such as public transport and education. Chief Executive Officer of Distance...
Sona should indicate government’s commitment to education
Distance Education Provider, Brainline, has expressed the hope that President Cyril Ramaphosa will use his State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday, 13 February 2020, to showcase government’s commitment to tackle pressing challenges within the country’s educational sphere. Brainline Chief Executive, Coleen Cronje, says improving education is one of government’s priority areas.
How to cope with social anxiety as a homeschooler – Brainline Mentor
Social anxiety is a barrier that some of our Brainline students face on a daily basis. From my experience as mentor working with these students, it is clear that every case of anxiety is unique. Anxiety manifests in different ways and each person has different...