We closed off with Takiyah
Ndwanya – Regional Programme Manager at Living Through Learning. We were talking about
the Tertiary
Education Access Channel bridging program
or TEACH. The project runs from February until November and
students attend classes daily. It is sponsored by Datatec Educational Trust. If you would like to find
out more about what they do contact their offices on (021) 761 2842 or visit www.livingthroughlearning.org.za
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