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RISE OF THE AFRICAN TECHPRENEUR
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From E-Learning to M-Learning

We are teaching our kids using curricula and modes of delivery that were developed over a century ago. Not only that, but there is massive inequality in education, and at no time in history was this more clear than during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when wealthier schools were able to keep classes going via e-learning, while the rest were forced to shut down. This is an unacceptable situation.

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Time for a New Curriculum

I am passionate about technology, empowerment and education, and advise a number of companies, universities and schools about the future of careers and business, and how education can prepare the workforce of the future.

Suvina Singh

Director: IP & Commercialisation, University of KwaZulu Natal

Bilal showed our students that the fourth industrial revolution is not all doom and gloom. He communicated the endless possibilities that are unfolding due to 4IR, with clear and easily understandable examples, illustrating that anybody can benefit… you only have to want to take advantage of it. Bilal had our audience captivated.

Saint-John Piek

Subject Head Engineering Graphics and Design, Glenwood High School

It certainly opened up the eyes of the boys and staff that attend the presentation.

I appreciated your time and from the feedback I received from the boys, they were very informed as well.

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