This notice was shared by unemployed qualified teachers on social media and while it stated that the routine maintenance was until Monday, users of the KZN Qualified Educators App have been redirected to an equivalent web portal until the mobile version was running.
Teachers job app swamped by users
By Anelisa Kubheka
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Durban – THE KZN Qualified Educators App was rendered dysfunctional after just over 30 000 applications and supporting documents were uploaded using this app and impacted the storage capacity of its server.
This was according to Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu and his head of department Enoch Nzama in a written legislature reply to questions by the DA.
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There has perhaps never been such a critical need for a new presidential administration to tackle the problems of American higher education. President Joe Biden and Education Secretary nominee Miguel Cardona face the ravages of a pandemic and recession, growing racial inequity, and the damage done by a previous administration intent on hampering oversight, undoing student protections, and emboldening poor-quality colleges.
Posted By Ryan Dailey, NSF on Sun, Jan 31, 2021 at 11:35 PM click to enlarge Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons In a win for advocates of English-language learners, Florida is allowing students to opt out of taking an annual English proficiency exam that is administered in person. The state Department of Education also is expanding the window of time for K-12 public-school students to take the test, if they choose to do so. Jacob Oliva, the chancellor of Florida’s public school system, announced the changes Thursday in a letter to school district superintendents. Oliva’s decision came after advocacy groups asked state officials to delay what’s known as the ACCESS test, an in-person evaluation that measures English-language learners’ proficienc