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EduWeek Africa education award winners
In celebration of all the innovators and service providers that are bridging the gap between education today, EduWeek Africa hosted its annual Education Insutry Awards ceremony on 15 June 2018 at the Ticketpro Dome in Johannesburg. The theme of the exhibition was 'Education 4.0 for Industry 4.0', which addressed education's response to increased automation and data exchange in most industries.
EduWeek annual Education Industry Awards ceremonyImage: @African_EduWeek on Twitter
The category nominees and winners are:
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Basic Education
- Impaq
- Edit Microsystems
- OLICO Maths Education (Category winner)
- Smart Choice
- Snapplify
- Impaq
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TVET & Higher Education
- Christiani GmbH
- FESTO (Category winner)
- Fundi
- Snapplify
- Christiani GmbH
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Early Childhood Development
- Edit Microsystems
- Impaq
- Mini Chess (Category winner)
- Missing Link
- Moves for Life
- Edit Microsystems
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Inclusive Education
- Edit Microsystems (Category winner)
- EXOLab
- Sensory Solutions
- Edit Microsystems (Category winner)
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ICT
- Edit Microsystems
- Parrot Products
- RS Components
- Veative
- Xander (Category winner)
- Edit Microsystems
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Innovation Award
- Book for Every Child Foundation
- Edit Microsystems (Category winner)
- EXOLab
- Veative
Individual/Organisation Awards
- Book for Every Child Foundation
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NGO Impact of the Year
- FEDSAS
- iSchoolAfrica Education Trust
- ORT SA
- Thanda
- The Billion Child Foundation (Category winner)
- Symphonia
- FEDSAS
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Institution Leader of the Year
- Alan Whitaker, Founder & CEO, The Billion Child Foundation
- Edward Mosuwe, Head of Department (Superintendent-General), Gauteng Department of Education, (Category winner)
- Helen Louise Buhrs, CEO, Inscape Education Group (Pty) Ltd
- Silas Moraila, Principal, Ngwanamatlang Secondary School
- Makhubedu, Principal, Diepsloot Secondary No3
- Alan Whitaker, Founder & CEO, The Billion Child Foundation
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ICT Implementer of the Year
- Dr. Candice Livingston, Cape Peninsula University of Technology
- Dr. Lynn Bowie (PhD Mathematics), Maths Coordinator at OLICO Maths Education (Category winner)
- Dimakatso Sefora, HOD, Saron Primary school
- Jason Fisher, Randfontein High School
- Dr. Candice Livingston, Cape Peninsula University of Technology
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Inspiration Award
- Kubeshini Govender, Chief Education Specialist, Western Cape Education Department
- Alan Whitaker, CEO & Founder, The Billion Child Foundation
- Khangelani W Sibiya, Maths and Science Teacher, Siphumelele Secondary School (Category winner)
- Ashra Norton Norton, Director and Founder, The Leadership Colleges
- Shanette Tiquin, Principal, Carleton Jones High School
- Thato Mfikwe, President, ISOC Gauteng Chapter
- Kubeshini Govender, Chief Education Specialist, Western Cape Education Department
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Lifetime Achievement Award
- Paul Colditz, CEO at FEDSAS (Category winner)
- Alan Whitaker, CEO & Founder, The Billion Child Foundation
- Dr Ali Adam, Chairperson and Founder, 2 Oceans Education Foundation
- Paul Colditz, CEO at FEDSAS (Category winner)
