Researchers Bootcamp Theme 3 report is now available!
Join us for a live streaming of the Researchers Bootcamp Theme 3 research output: The role of culture in alleviating the spread of COVID-19
The Researchers Bootcamp Theme 5 releases their final research outputs: Unlocking the Lockdown mindset and its untapped possibilities
Researchers Bootcamp Theme 5 report: Unlocking the Lockdown mindset and its untapped possibilities is now available!
The Researchers Bootcamp Theme 6 releases their final research outputs: Fake news impacting school age children
Education Researchers Respond to The COVID-19 Pandemic. The primary purpose of Theme 6 (Fake news impacting school-age children [or targeting school-age children]: impacts on behaviour, risk, anxiety, and how to ameliorate) was to investigate high school learners’ awareness of fake or false news during the COVID-19 lockdown period in South Africa. A secondary purpose was to examine the types of fake news that exist and how each of these variously impacts on society. We also look at the skills needed in order to distinguish false news from real news. This document is a work in progress, and we hope that other contributions and further research will be undertaken in this field.
IS IT FAKE NEWS? Containing the spread of COVID-19 fake news and misinformation: A guide for South African high-schoolers
To investigate South African high school learners’ awareness of fake/false news during the COVID-19 lockdown, types of fake news, and the skills needed for distinguishing between false news and real news.
Researchers Bootcamp Theme 6 report: Fake news impacting school age children (or targeting school age children): Impacts on behaviour, risk, anxiety, and how to ameliorate is now available!
The Researchers Bootcamp Theme 2 releases their final research outputs: A comparative study on the response of NPOs in education to the COVID-19 pandemic
Researchers Bootcamp Theme 2 report: A comparative study on the response of NPOs in education to the COVID-19 pandemic is now available!
Researchers Bootcamp Theme 12 report: Innovative finance for education during and after COVID-19 is now available!
The Researchers Bootcamp Theme 12 releases their final research outputs: Innovative finance for education during and after COVID-19
JET Education Services are delighted to announce their partnership with PrivySeal in providing Agile Credentialing Services.
The Researchers Bootcamp Theme 11 releases their final research outputs: A model for extra-school-based Teaching Practicum in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond
Researchers Bootcamp Theme 11 report: Building Back Better- Teacher choices in action: An enriching supplementary module for ‘Teaching Practice’ in 2020 and beyond is now available!
Calling all young (and not-so-young) researchers from Commonwealth countries! Get involved in an ambitious research challenge by applying for the #OPENUPYOURTHINKING - Pan-Commonwealth Researchers Bootcamp challenge by Friday 05 June 2020. Taking place from 08-30 June 2020.
JET Education Services supports the MR P Foundation initiative to help purchase masks for young learners in MRP Foundation Schools
JET Education Services annually facilitates an internship programme with the University of Pennsylvania, USA. This year, our internship programme will be held remotely due to COVID-19.
The Researchers Bootcamp Theme 4 releases their final research outputs: Looking for ways to effectively govern the pandemic: How governments are positioning and activating public institutions such as school systems in multi pronged efforts to contain COVID-19
Vacant office space available at The Education Hub, Parktown, Johannesburg, South Africa
Join the webinar on COVID-19 and education: sharing the South African experience with the Caribbean, on Wednesday, 1 July 2020, at 7–9 pm SAST, hosted by The Commonwealth, The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat and JET Education Services.
Researchers Bootcamp Theme 4 report: COVID-19 lockdowns: can they help to govern the pandemic in Africa? is now available!
#OpenupYourThinking has now provided more than 400 young researchers across 3 Bootcamps the opportunity to add meaningful contributions to not only the thinking around the implications that COVID-19 has on the education sector in South Africa, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and Commonwealth countries at a macro; meso; and micro-level, but on the pressures being placed on education systems using an evidence-based approach.
A comprehensive guide that should be read as a supplement to the latest gazetted edition of The Minimum Requirements for Teacher Education Qualifications. It seeks to bring about a common understanding of what comprises teaching practice and to ensure greater consistency in the workplace-based experience for all student teachers, given the centrality of that experience to the formation of the teachers of the future. This is a framework to build, maintain, and sustain a teaching practice partnership, which joins the needs of a university and local schools in the preparation of highly effective teachers to meet the needs of all learners. The document provides a clear blueprint for all involved in facilitating quality workplace-based placement experiences.
Researchers Bootcamp Theme 9 report: Education, inequality and innovation in the time of COVID-19 is now available!