Youth set to benefit from edu-tech solutions driven Fundi store
BRAAMFONTEIN– This is how this new flagship store sets to benefit the youth of Johannesburg.
Featuring the very latest edu-tech solutions is the main aim for Fundi’s new flagship store which opened its doors in Braamfontein on 7 February.
The store sets to bring the brand critically closer to learners, students, academics and strategic stakeholders in the region as they unlock access to new opportunities and learning journeys which will enable patrons to achieve their dreams.
Officially opened by Fundi’s CEO Tshepo Ditshego, the new store is said to bring the brand’s vision of enabling a single source of education solutions to life.
According to Ditshego, “Combining practical hands-on advice and engagement with team members with alternative tech solutions, the store offers a glimpse into the ‘FundiVerse’ that Fundi has been creating over the past 20 years”
Ditshego added that the FundiVerse is about radically rethinking education– a proactive response to the needs, challenges and opportunities of the space that leverages the possibilities of technology and the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
“By creating a single source of all things education from funding through to the diverse resources and support needed to succeed, we are working to make education accessible, relevant and inclusive across the continent. This is critical for communities throughout South Africa and Africa to grow and realise their full potential.”
Ditshego explained that their aim was to empower students of all ages with the knowledge which meant that they needed to succeed in their lifelong educational journey. “We’re looking forward to assisting learners and their families from across Gauteng to realise their dreams of a brighter future starting this year, starting at Fundi Braamfontein.”
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