Linux Holdings` open source training starts on 4 July in Durban.
LearnScapes has launched an e-Health resource on CD-ROM to improve people`s general health knowledge.
Local IT companies must provide more bursaries to encourage school-leavers to embark on careers in the industry, says Bev Cunningham, human resources director at the Computer Sciences Corporation in SA.
Twenty learners from Cape Town high schools have been selected for the 2005 Desmond Tutu Emerging Leadership Award programme, which is sponsored by Computer Sciences Corporation`s operations in SA.
The eThekwini Municipality and Microsoft SA will partner to promote independent software development in Africa.
The University of Cape Town`s law faculty is to host an intellectual property (IP) workshop in Cape Town.
Seven new black-owned companies have graduated from the UUNET BandWidthBarn Launchpad Project.
Sahara Computers, together with national cricket captain Graeme Smith, celebrated the future of cricket development at a coaching clinic held recently at Kwa Thema Cricket Oval on the East Rand.
Two years after the Nepad e-schools project was announced, the first e-school is to open in Uganda next month.
Danware, a provider of computer-based teaching software, has announced NetOp School 4.0, which allows teachers to control and monitor students` PCs. [Local Danware rep: Networks Unlimited]
CIDA City Campus has launched a contact centre simulation site to train call centre agents.
New Horizons Computer Leaning Centres has secured a R1.6 million contract with the Department of Labour to implement basic computer and Microsoft Office training nationally.
ITS will begin to roll-out a new management system in July for Northlink College for Further Education and Training in the Western Cape.