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News Archive[ Click here for Recent News ] Keep up to date with all the Eduloan news. Read about everything from our perspective on education industry drivers to financial tips and advice.
Business Day: Active Citizen for Active Citizenry
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Government Digest: ‘Higher Education for Civil Servants’
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The South African government has identified higher education as one of the key sectors in accelerating economic growth, reducing poverty and supplying the workplace with ...
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Success in the world of finance needs more than number crunching ability. You also need management acumen, quick-problem solving skills and a willingness to keep ...
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Marsha Johnson, an international guest speaker was recently interviewed on ETV's Sunrise Show.
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Marsha Johnson, an international guest speaker was recently interviewed on Kaya FM.
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Asked to write down one word that describes what leadership is all about, Eduloan CEO Totsie Memela- Khambula wrote humility.
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Totsie Memela-Khambula, CEO of Eduloan was recently interviewed on Kaya FM.
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Totsie Memela-Khambula, CEO of Eduloan, wants to reinvent SA by making education accessible, affordable and fashionable.
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According to the Grant Thornton International Business Report, “Growth and job creation are national priorities for South Africa, but the shortage of a skilled workforce ...
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MICHELLE Branco is the newly appointed chief commercial and marketing officer at Eduloan. She tells us about her work and responsibilities
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Eduloan's new CEO "Totsie Memela-Khambula" interviewed on eTV's Sunrise Morning Show.
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Eduloan is proud to announce the appointment of Michelle Branco as Chief Commercial & Marketing Officer (CCMO), with effect from May 3 2011.
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Forget about government, Eduloan’s Totsie Memela-Khambula says this country’s people need to stop waiting for the state to turn the tide on a culture of ...
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Interview with the newly appointed CEO of Eduloan, Totsie Memela-Khambula in the Sowetan.
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Interview with the newly appointed CEO of Eduloan, Totsie Memela-Khambula in Sunday World.
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A budget is a spending plan that includes everything you will spend your money on in a projected month. A good budget should not exceed ...
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For many South Africans, creating unnecessary, out-of-control debt spells trouble and they are right: creating debt that you cannot afford to pay back can result ...
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In a previous editorial feature, we looked at the ins and outs of debt. What debt is (the fine line between good and evil), the ...
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In this digital age owning a laptop is a necessity. A laptop offers students an opportunity to work flexible hours on their assignments and projects ...
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Johan Wasserfall, CEO of Eduloan, believes that the best answer for companies facing these issues is to start investing heavily in upskilling the staff they ...
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As the full horror of the Haitian earthquake becomes apparent to people around the world, questions are being asked about the status of this failed ...
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Johan Wasserfall, CEO of Eduloan, South Africa’s exclusive education fund enabler, provides some pertinent insight into the importance and long-term benefits of a focused, balanced ...
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Johan Wasserfall, CEO of Eduloan, South Africa’s exclusive education fund enabler, provides some pertinent insight into the importance and long-term benefits of a focused, balanced ...
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At the onset of the global economic crisis, companies were pushed to reassess positioning and spend - expansion and development ideas were curtailed, market share...
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South Africa is living in interesting times. Along with the rest of the world, we are currently riding the shockwaves of the economic crash and ...
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Owning a laptop is one of the key necessities to any student - offering the flexibility and opportunity to work on and submit assignments, complete ...
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Stephan Wiese, 27, a third-year Quantity Surveying student from the Cape Town University of Technology, is the lucky winner of the recent R20,000 bursary competition ...
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As the world labour-markets thrash about in economic turbulence, companies are cutting staff and slashing benefits in order to meet their bottom line...
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The word 'student' invariably conjures up the image of a footloose and fancy-free teenager, fresh out of school and studying full-time at varsity or technical ...
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Ironically, with the global economic meltdown seeing thousands of people across the world being retrenched every day, now is the best time to protect yourself ...
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Elias Mthimkhulu, a UNISA student from Durban, was hugely excited to win the R10,000 prize in the Eduloan competition held on Metro FM’s Breakfast Show ...
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Despite the fact that our current socio-economic climate seems pretty dire and all the ‘bad news' we are constantly fed can get us down, South ...
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A recent article on education and development published in the Herald Online tells of a recollection by Derrick Schwartz, Vice-Chancellor of the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan ...
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Your study loan instalments may be manageable, but are you aware of your total cost of study, or even what interest rate you are paying?
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Eduloan, South Africa’s dedicated educational financial services provider, is proud to announce the grand winner of their bursary competition held on Metro FM’s Breakfast Show ...
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“It is said that the current global economic crisis is the worst in 25 years,” advises Johan Wasserfall, CEO of Eduloan, a dedicated educational financial ...
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Whether you are in Grade 12 or you’ve already started with your chosen tertiary studies, it is important to stop and consider whether your career ...
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So, final exams are up – and so are your heart-rate, blood-pressure and stress levels! Here are some sure sure-fire study tips to help you ...
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It has been ten years since the introduction of the Skills Development Act and South Africa is no closer to producing and retaining the critical ...
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Education in South Africa is in a state of crisis, with matric pass rates plummeting, tertiary institutions in turmoil and serious teaching skills shortages thick ...
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It has been ten years since the introduction of the Skills Development Act and South Africa is no closer to producing and retaining the critical ...
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Response from Johan Wasserfall, Deputy Chairperson and acting CEO of Edu-Loan
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You’ve finally decided what to study and now the next step is to finance your studies - but you are unsure where to go for ...
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The South African Bill of Rights determines that “Everyone has the right to a basic education … and to further education, which the state, through ...
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