Over 100 South African students will head to China to study scarce and critical skills of the future, reveals the higher education department.
The Department of Higher Education and Training will send 100+ local students to China to advance their skills.
This is according to DHET minister Dr Nobuhle Nkabane, revealing the students will head to China in the coming year to study the scarce and critical skills of the future.on the 2025 National Student Financial Aid Scheme online application process. It follows the minister’s return from China, as part of president Cyril Ramaphosa’s delegation to the recentNkabane noted South Africa has a long-standing collaboration with the People’s Republic of China in various areas of higher education and training, which continues to grow and support SA’s knowledge and skills development.
“Our engagement during this visit aligns with South Africa’s strategic goals regarding technological advancement and international collaboration in education,” Nkabane said.This isn’t the first time China and SA have made commitments to strengthen digital development and advance skills. The Department of Science and Innovation has a partnership with the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology to establish an exchange programme, with the aim of giving young researchers an opportunity to share knowledge and develop skills.to deepen their bilateral cooperation in areas such as education and training, and digital technologies.
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