africa had no history befor the coming of european discuss
Due to a long history of colonialism they suffered from ethnic conflicts, and a lack of education and technology.
History and tribal lore are passed along orally from generation to generation in Africa ans in many other places.
Negros wouldnt suffer
A lot of people don't believe that. What happened in Africa and in other parts of the world that colonisers went to, is that as cultures were taken over and destroyed, records of their history went too. Another factor is that some of that history would not have been recorded very well, As a result there are parts of the world where little is known of early history. Historians and people like archaeologists have done what they can to piece together all of the information they could find to try to restore knowledge of some of that history.
D. N. Sifuna has written: 'Vocational education in schools' -- subject(s): Vocational education 'The governance of Kenyan public universities' 'Challenges of quality education in Sub-Saharan African countries' 'Diversifying the secondary school curriculum' -- subject(s): Curricula, Curriculum change, Education, Secondary, Secondary Education, Vocational education 'Western traditions and the status of the teaching profession in Africa' -- subject(s): Teachers, Training of, Education, Professional socialization, History 'Revolution in primary education' -- subject(s): Education, Elementary, Elementary Education
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Black History
O. W. Furley has written: 'A history of education in east Africa' -- subject(s): Education, History
Paul Bennell has written: 'Training for self-employment?' -- subject(s): Employment, Occupational training, Rural poor, Vocational education, Youth 'The nose brigade and SRBs' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Social conditions, Students, University of Zimbabwe 'African pay structures in a transnational context' -- subject(s): British Corporations, Employees, International business enterprises, Officials and employees, Salaries, Wages 'British Manufacturing Investment in Sub-Saharan Africa' 'The internationalisation of higher education' 'The vocational school fallacy revisited' -- subject(s): Employment, Technical education, Vocational education, Vocational school graduates 'Human resource management for agricultural research' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Management, Personnel management, Research, Research institutes 'Using and Abusing Rates of Return' 'Privatisation in Sub-Saharan Africa' 'British industrial investment in sub-Saharan Africa' -- subject(s): British Investments, Corporations, Finance 'Intergroup relationships in institutional agricultural technology systems' -- subject(s): Agricultural assistance, Agriculture, Research
Jan Harding has written: 'Women too in science and technology in Africa' -- subject(s): Young women, Education, Women in science, Women in technology, Science, Vocational guidance for women, Technology, Sex discrimination in education
The equivalent N qualification for matric is the National Certificate (Vocational) at Level 4, which is part of the National Qualifications Framework in South Africa. This qualification is designed to provide learners with vocational education and practical skills in various fields, similar to what is offered in the traditional matriculation program. It allows students to pursue further education or enter the workforce with foundational skills.
Ernest Pelaelo Lekhela has written: 'Tendencies in the history of Bantu education in South Africa' -- subject(s): Blacks, Education
No Zimbabwe does not have the best education in Africa
The National Accredited Technical Education Diploma (NATED) is typically considered equivalent to a National Senior Certificate (NSC) or a Matric certificate in South Africa. It is designed for learners who have completed vocational training and is recognized for further studies or employment opportunities. The NATED qualifications are often aligned with specific fields, providing practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge.
Accra Technical Training Center, Ghana
David Court has written: 'The experience of higher education in east Africa' -- subject(s): Higher Education 'Education and development in Kenya' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Education, Education, Social aspects of Education 'An inventory of research on education in Kenya' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Education 'Some background and attitude characteristics of trainees at village polytechnics' -- subject(s): Attitudes, Social conditions, Students, Vocational education