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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.
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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