e² Young Engineers opens new franchise in Nelson Mandela Bay to bring STEM into Early Childhood Development in a fun and educational way: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) basics taught to develop young minds 28 May 2018 – CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA – e² Young Engineers, a company that provides educational enrichment programmes with an engaging, hands-on learning platform for children, today announces that the company has opened it’s a franchise in Nelson Mandela Bay. The … [Read more...] about e² Young Engineers opens new franchise in Nelson Mandela Bay to bring STEM into Early Childhood Development in a fun and educational way – MyPR.co.za
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Grahamstown in the news: Engineers rush to stem foul flow from collapsed sewer
Engineers rush to stem foul flow from collapsed sewer: Metro engineers and contracted plumbers are set to instal a temporary pipe to bridge a collapsed section of the main Motherwell sewerage line adjacent to Grahamstown Road today. A team of metro engineers and plumbing contractors pinpointed the breakage ... Source: "Grahamstown" - BingNews. Hunter Water hosts water education day for school students: Call us on 02 4983 2134. Or media@newsofthearea.com.au Or CLICK FOR ADVERT QUOTE Hunter … [Read more...] about Grahamstown in the news: Engineers rush to stem foul flow from collapsed sewer
Politicians vs engineers – and the impact on SA’s water
Politicians vs engineers – and the impact on SA’s water: Have politicians put Nelson Mandela Bay’s water security at risk over the past decade by ignoring sound technical advice from engineers?. This evening (10 April), Prof Mike Muller – Visiting Adjunct Professor from Wits University’s School of Governance – will suggest they have, in a public lecture at Nelson Mandela University, titled “Decolonising Engineering”. Source: News Latest News. … [Read more...] about Politicians vs engineers – and the impact on SA’s water
PE in the news: Sanral supports aspiring engineers in iGEMS Water competition
Sanral supports aspiring engineers in iGEMS Water competition: The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) supported 45 high school learners in Port Elizabeth as they took part in the iGEMS water engineering competition earlier this week. Sanral in partnership with Labco, SMEC and the iGEMS programme hosted the ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. EC women perish in fire: Manatha says police are investigating. Studio Tel (Port Elizabeth): 083 913 8 955 (VAS rates apply) Studio Tel … [Read more...] about PE in the news: Sanral supports aspiring engineers in iGEMS Water competition
SANRAL supports aspiring engineers in iGEMS Water competition
SANRAL supports aspiring engineers in iGEMS Water competition: WATER WINNERS: Woolhope High School learner, from left, Siyanda Mvunyiswa, Daniel Pienaar High School learner, Owam Ntlemeza, Sanctor Secondary School learner, Mervonecia Groepe, and Douglas Mbopa High School learner, Xhanti Shai, were crowned the winners of the iGEMS Water competition, in Port Elizabeth, this week. The South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL), SMEC, and Labco supported the event. SANRAL supports aspiring … [Read more...] about SANRAL supports aspiring engineers in iGEMS Water competition
Invitation to “Startup Boot Camp” for Tshwane’s Aspiring Engineers
Invitation to “Startup Boot Camp” for Tshwane’s Aspiring Engineers: The U.S Embassy in Pretoria has partnered with Speak Afrika and Charities Aid Foundation Southern Africa (CAFSA) to deliver the first-ever “Desert Start-up Bootcamp” in Tshwane. Chosen from nearly 180 applicants, a select group of 55 aspiring entrepreneurs from Tshwane will hone their skills in a three-month experiential learning program at the American Corner Pretoria. The U.S. Embassy is sponsoring this … [Read more...] about Invitation to “Startup Boot Camp” for Tshwane’s Aspiring Engineers
Job Fund Engineers now available
The Automotive Industry Development Centre Eastern Cape (AIDC EC), in partnership with National Treasury's Job Fund is poised to inject fresh engineering skills into the Eastern Cape's strained manufacturing sector. The AIDC EC, has groomed 44 unemployed engineers for placement into local industry where, according to the organisation, its candidates - during shopfloor training - had assisted manufacturing companies make savings in excess of R4m and identify a further R12m of savings pending … [Read more...] about Job Fund Engineers now available
KEON Consulting Engineers
KEON is a civil engineering consulting firm operating in the Eastern Cape Province of the Republic of South Africa. Our young and dynamic team of professional engineers are best suited to deliver on projects by fostering strategic relationships and partnerships with key Client bodies and stakeholders in the larger engineering and built environment sectors. Our complement of professional, highly skilled, competent and incredibly talented engineers, technologists, and technicians have a combined … [Read more...] about KEON Consulting Engineers
Teaching operators to ‘catch the swing’
In A global first, Port Elizabeth-based engineering firm, Afri-Coast Engineers have pioneered the world's first ever training crane for on-board ships, launched last week in the city's harbour. Afri-Coast, collaborating with their client, Bidfreight Port Operations (BPO), broke new ground on the development of what is likely to become a global benchmark for training and development in the maritime industry. The R2-million training crane arose, like many engineering and design challenges, … [Read more...] about Teaching operators to ‘catch the swing’
Boost for Graduating Engineers
The Automotive Industry Development Centre (AIDC) Eastern Cape's partnership with the South African government's R9bn Jobs Fund will place 45 engineers into industry over the next 12 months. Ensuring that the Eastern Cape's manufacturing sector was a major beneficiary of the Jobs Fund, the AIDC Eastern Cape trained and placed 37 unemployed engineers into the region's manufacturing sector last year. It aims to place into industry an additional 45 engineers, whom this week joined Phase 2 of the … [Read more...] about Boost for Graduating Engineers
Engineers’ conference to bring R5 million in tourism revenue
Nelson Mandela Bay will host the 2013 Institute of Municipal Engineers of Southern Africa (Imesa) conference. The conference was launched at the Boardwalk Hotel on Tuesday, 8 October and will be held from 23 to 25 October at the Boardwalk Convention Centre. "Municipal engineers are behind almost every structure you see every day, the building we are sitting in right now, water from a tap, the road you drive on to work; it is all service delivery done by municipal engineers," said Mr Barry … [Read more...] about Engineers’ conference to bring R5 million in tourism revenue
Graduate Engineers and industry benefit from Jobs Fund
As part of a successful application by the AIDC Eastern Cape, 135 engineers will be placed into automotive and affiliated sectors over a period of three years, providing scarce skills support to the region's manufacturers. The first year's intake of 45 engineers have already been placed in 17 participating automotive industry businesses. Speaking at the announcement today, AIDC representatives noted that they were pleased with the speed of uptake of the engineers from the local automotive … [Read more...] about Graduate Engineers and industry benefit from Jobs Fund
Government Invites Retired Engineers Back
South Africa is bringing in the old troops to help boost its current practical skills base in the field of engineering, particularly the built environment. The drive to get retired professionals back into the public service has been prompted by the pressing need to provide practical skills and training to a growing number of trained but as yet unqualified engineers and artisans. "We always hear talk of scarce skills in the country as the reason for outsourcing most of the construction … [Read more...] about Government Invites Retired Engineers Back
