Articles about Jean Greyling

'Soft' skills will take precedence in ICT, say tech pros

SA’s future workplace will demand logical, free-thinking and socially aware people who are able to work alongside emerging technologies.

70 teams shortlisted for national leg of #Coding4Mandela

The #Coding4Mandela challenge sees 70 teams go through to the national finals in September.

High targets for #Coding4Mandela tourney

Nelson Mandela Day sees 30 000 youth across two continents participate in the annual global coding tournament #Coding4Mandela.

Coding skills initiative targets visually-impaired youth

Bona Africa trains teachers to make software coding more inclusive for blind and visually-impaired youth.

#Coding4Mandela event exceeds target participants

Nelson Mandela University had 500 schools and over 16 000 people participating in the #Coding4Mandela tournament.

Free coding, robotics workshops for SA schools

Local schools are invited to join Tangible Africa’s 40 Lessons programme, to help learners acquire coding skills.

Coding initiative to train 10K learners without computers

Coding 4 Youth will upskill thousands of pupils, by end of March, through the Unplugged Coding project.

TANKS coding app goes to Paris

Professor Jean Greyling to share the TANKS experience at UNESCO’s AI and Inclusion panel on education.

Fear, resistance, skills shortages threaten SA’s 4IR progress

Lack of high-end skills and widespread fear of job losses could hamper SA’s fourth industrial revolution drive.