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EduWeek Africa crowns innovators at Education Industry Awards

Last week the EduWeek Africa event concluded in an awards evening which honoured the top innovators in the education sector.

The theme of the week-long event was “Education 4.0 for Industry 4.0” which addressed the world’s ever growing reliance on automation and data exchange.

EduWeek Africa took some time out to honour service providers and innovators that are bridging the gap between technology and education during the Education Industry Awards held on 15th June.

The nominees and winners at the awards are detailed below.


Basic Education Supplier of the Year

  • Impaq – Nominee
  • Snapplify – Nominee
  • Edit Microsystems  – Nominee
  • OLICO Maths Education – Winner
Dr. Lynn Bowie (PhD Mathematics), Maths Coordinator at OLICO Maths Education, receiving the award on behalf of OLICO Maths Education (Category winner).

TVET and Higher Education supplier of the year

  • Snapplify – Nominee
  • Christiani GmbH – Nominee
  • Fundi – Nominee
  • FESTO – Winner
Mutonji Mayanda, Didactic Solutions Engineer at FESTO (left) and Dr Nader Imani, Executive Vice President Global Education at FESTO (right), receiving the award on behalf of FESTO (Category winner).

Early Childhood Development supplier of the year

  • Edit Microsystems – Nominee
  • Moves for Life – Nominee
  • Missing Link – Nominee
  • Mini Chess – Winner
Marisa van der Merwe, Mini Chess Founder and CEO, receiving the award on behalf of Mini Chess (Category winner)

Inclusive Education supplier of the year

  • Sensory Solutions – Nominee
  • EXOLab – Nominee
  • Edit Microsystems – Winner
Edit Microsystems team

ICT supplier of the year

  • Parrot Products – Nominee
  • RS Components – Nominee
  • Veative – Nominee
  • Edit Microsystems – Nominee
  • Xander – Winner

Innovation Award

  • Book for Every Child Foundation – Nominee
  • EXOLab – Nominee
  • Veative – Nominee
  • Edit Microsystems – Winner
James Green, Head of Global Business Development at Scanning Pens (left) and Pieter Labuschagne, Managing Director at Edit Microsystems (right), receiving the award on behalf of Edit Microsystems (Category winner).

NGO Impact of the year

  • FEDSAS – Nominee
  • iSchoolAfrica Education Trust – Nominee
  • ORT SA – Nominee
  • Thanda – Nominee
  • Symphonia – Nominee
  • The Billion Child Foundation – Winner
Alan Whitaker, Founder and CEO of The Billion Child Foundation, receiving the award on behalf of The Billion Child Foundation (Category winner).

Institution Leader of the year

  • Alan Whitaker, founder and chief executive officer, The Billion Child Foundation – Nominee
  • Helen Louise Buhrs, chief executive officer, Inscape Education Group – Nominee
  • Silas Moraila, Principal, Ngwanamatlang Secondary School – Nominee
  • Makhubedu, Principal, Diepsloot Secondary No3 – Nominee
  • Edward Mosuwe, Head of Department, Gauteng Education Department – Winner
Edward Mosuwe, Head of Department (Superintendent-General), Gauteng Department of Education (left), (Category winner), receiving the award from Dr Nhlanhla Thwala, Academic Director at Pearson (right).

ICT Implementer of the year

  • Dr. Candice Livingston, Cape Peninsula University of Technology – Nominee
  • Dimakatso Sefora, Head of Department, Saron Primary School
  • Jason Fisher, Randfontein High School
  • Dr. Lynn Bowie, Maths Coordinator at OLICO Maths Education – Winner
Dr. Lynn Bowie (PhD Mathematics), Maths Coordinator at OLICO Maths Education (left), (Category winner), receiving the award from Dr Nhlanhla Thwala, Academic Director at Pearson (right).

Inspiration Award

  • Kubeshini Govender, Chief Education Specialist, Western Cape Education Department – Nominee
  • Alan Whitaker, CEO & Founder, The Billion Child Foundation – Nominee
  • Ashra Norton Norton, Director and Founder, The Leadership Colleges – Nominee
  • Shanette Tiquin, Principal, Carleton Jones High School – Nominee
  • Thato Mfikwe, President, ISOC Gauteng Chapter – Nominee
  • Khangelani W Sibiya, Maths and Science Teacher, Siphumelele Secondary School – Winner

Lifetime Achievement Award

  • Alan Whitaker, founder and chief executive officer, The Billion Child Foundation – Nominee
  • Dr Ali Adam, Chairperson and Founder, 2 Oceans Education Foundation – Nominee
  • Paul Colditz, chief excutive officer, FEDSAS – Winner
Riaan Van der Bergh, Deputy Provincial Manager (Gauteng) at FEDSAS, accepting the award on behalf of Paul Colditz, CEO at FEDSAS (Category winner).

 

Congratulations to all the winners.

 

[Image – CC 0 Pixabay]

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