Education Southern Africa is a monthly publication with a distribution of over 5 000 copies to private and public schools, colleges, universities, government departments and multi-sector corporates in the Southern African region. The readership includes education managers, government officials, corporate representatives and human resource/training managers.  The focus is on education policy, e-learning & ICT, safety & security, facilities management, tertiary courses and corporate training.

The magazine also carries a pull out supplement for coaches and physical education teachers called Education Sports Parade, which features government’s “sport in schools” drive as well as the latest products and services.

Throughout the year, we also publish various loose insert supplements in the magazine such as E-Learning & ICT Buyer’s Guide, Safety & Security Buyer’s Guide and the Study & Training Options Buyer’s Guide.

The magazine consists of the following sections:

1. Philosophies, Policies and Plans: Covers general education and policy matters, Government announcements, SAQA, conferences and forums. We also discuss various initiatives from the Department of Basic Education, as well as corporate social investment (CSI) projects.

2. Special Focus: We discuss issues on the month’s breaking news, new ideas, unique products or services, and events. This section is also dedicated to highlighting the achievements and contributions of committed people and leaders in the education industry.

3. Featured Education Provider: We feature a school, college or university in South Africa. This section is for education providers to promote and feature their campus or school.

4. Tertiary Focus: Covers information specific to Further Education and Training (FET) colleges and Higher Education (HE) providers. The information is relevant to private and public tertiary institutions, the Department of Higher Education and Training, as well as teachers and lecturers. We discuss issues on skills development and industry training. This section also carries a monthly Tertiary Study Option feature to assist Life Orientation /Career Guidance teachers with information for Grade 12 learners regarding study and career choices.

5. E-Learning & ICT:
We cover technology in education, the latest products, policies on IT in education, learning software, e-Education and hardware infrastructure for learners and teachers. This section provides an opportunity for educational software distributors to brand and promote their interactive teaching and learning material.

6. Safety and Security: The information is aimed at the educational security manager. We highlight products and services; offer hints and suggestions on education safety from industry experts, and cover physical and electronic security solutions.

7. Facilities: We cover all facilities parking, residences, laboratories, studios, swimming pools, sports areas and buildings. There is also a focus on grounds maintenance, turf cover and paving.
The magazine also has an In Brief South Africa and In Brief International section for short educational news snippets.

Readership

Education Southern Africa has a national, monthly (January to November) circulation of 5 000 copies targeting Principals, Vice Chancellors and all education and training management teams in:

INFORMATION

PUBLISHER:
Malnor (Pty) Ltd

POSTAL ADDRESS:
Private Bag X20,
Auckland Park, 2006

PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
2 Hermitage Terrace,
Richmond, 2092

TEL: 011 726 3081/2

FAX: 011 726 3017
011 726 3330

EMAIL:
education@malnormags.co.za

BEE COMPLIANT

PUBLISHER:
Ken Nortje

EDITOR:
Janos Bozsik

ADVERTISING
MATERIAL:
Obakeng Mosimege

SALES MANAGER:
Sophia Nel

SALES:
Marius Nel
Donovan Blignaut


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