Guest post: King and Simba, enke 2010 facilitators
Being foreigners in South Africa, the mid-year holiday brings its share of opportunities and propositions, along the tunes ranging from the fond “come home and visit, we’ve missed you son” all the way to more varsity oriented “let’s drive down to the Spanish team’s hotel in Cape Town !!” Those of us lucky enough to have had the privilege of being acquainted with...
Read MoreGuest post: Tiyani Shihlomule, enke 2010 delegate
In life there are many things which are precious to us, but we rarely find words to define what they mean to us. For me enke is one of those—but I promise to do my best to explain how it changed me. My time at enke opened my eyes to things which would have taken me years to learn, but I got to see them in a week. As a young person, coming to enke was the realization of a dream because I have...
Read Moreenke: Forum 2010
On Sunday, July 4th, 114 Grade 11 learners descended on Johannesburg from all over South Africa to participate in the annual enke: Forum. Each of these learners had been recognised as having the potential to make positive change a reality. The delegates came from a truly diverse range of backgrounds for the week-long intensive leadership training programme which aimed to connect,...
Read MoreTeach SA partners for the enke: Forum
enke: Make Your Mark is on Teach South Africa’s blog. You can check it out by following the link here.
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