08 July 2014
The South African Clothing and Textile
Workers Union has started its series of Matric Winter Schools.
The programme aims to assist working class
matriculant children with extra lessons in some of the more difficult subjects,
to help them prepare for the end of year exams.
Sactwu Project Officer Hazel Jacobs said
the Winter Schools have been run nationally every year since its launch in
2000.
Jacobs said we have a 162 learners who
registered yesterday morning. They’ll be taught in the medium of choice either
English or Afrikaans and they will be tutored in subjects like mathematics,
mathematical literacy, English first additional language, English home
language, physics, life sciences and accounting.
“We wish all the matric leaners well for
2014.learners who are attending are dependants of the members of the trade
union of the clothing and textile union Jacobs added.
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