Cambridge University Press Africa

Cambridge University Press Africa Cambridge University Press is an educational publisher with a strong global presence.

Through its company based in Cape Town, Cambridge University Press South Africa publishes and sells school textbooks for local curricula across Sub-Saharan Africa. We publish school textbooks and learning resources in print and digital, and in multiple languages, including all 11 official South African languages. We also pursue an extensive programme of mother tongue publishing for countries acros

s the continent, producing titles in over 34 local African languages under joint imprint with local agents in each country.A wide range of Cambridge International Education titles and academic textbooks are also distributed. Our energetic local publishing programme has published several thousand titles by African authors since the establishment of the Branch in 1995. Some of our most recognised brands include Study & Master, Mental Maths, The Little Library, and Rainbow Reading. In collaboration with local educators and subject specialists, we offer Cambridge Teacher Training and the SACE-endorsed Cambridge Reading Workshops for professional development. We value and nurture our staff and suppliers, with long-standing relationships and service attesting to that. We also work with Cambridge CEM (Centre for Evaluation & Monitoring) assessments, turning data into action for true support of teachers and students, to make the best decisions to support learning based on the most robust evidence available. We are proud to be associated with the Thuto Trust - a shareholder of Cambridge University press - and are pleased that a portion of the selling price of every product sold by us is reinvested by the Trust to train, mentor and develop high-quality teachers.

Ready to transform Early Years education? šŸŒŸJoin our FREE webinar on the Cambridge Early Years programme, led by Kerry Mc...
26/11/2024

Ready to transform Early Years education? šŸŒŸ

Join our FREE webinar on the Cambridge Early Years programme, led by Kerry McArthurā€”an experienced educator and trainer with over 20 years in Early Childhood Development.

Discover how to:
šŸ”¹ Create enriching, play-based learning environments
šŸ”¹ Teach foundational mathematics and language skills with practical tools
šŸ”¹ Support smooth transitions to primary school

šŸ“…Choose your session:
28 November 2024 - 14:00ā€“15:30: https://bit.ly/3UWQIXS
29 November 2024 - 14:00ā€“15:30: https://bit.ly/3CCGSUL

Nurturing Young Learners: 10 Key Principles of Early Childhood DevelopmentThe ā€œ2024 South African Early Childhood Review...
25/11/2024

Nurturing Young Learners: 10 Key Principles of Early Childhood Development

The ā€œ2024 South African Early Childhood Reviewā€, published by the Childrenā€™s Institute University of Cape Town and Ilifa Labantwana in July 2024, emphasises the importance of quality learning materials and structured early learning environments towards fostering cognitive and social development in our youngest learners.

What are some of the key principles that support a sound ECD programme?

1. Social and Cultural Contexts Matter
Childrenā€™s learning and development are deeply influenced by their social and cultural backgrounds. Understanding these contexts allows educators to create meaningful learning experiences that resonate with each childā€™s unique identity.

2. Active Engagement is Key
Children learn best when they are actively involved in their learning. Well-planned activities should centre around fostering feelings of competence and self-worth.

3. Holistic Development Approach
A balanced approach to education is crucial. Physical, cognitive, language, and social-emotional development should be integrated to ensure that children grow in all areas of their lives.

4. Play-Based Learning
Play-based learning is a child-centred approach that encourages exploration and creativity, allowing children to learn through play while developing critical thinking skills.

5. Self-Regulation and Emotional Awareness
Supporting children in developing self-regulation and emotional awareness is vital. Children need to be able to reflect on their learning and emotions to foster resilience and independence.

6. Language and Communication as Foundations
High-quality interactions and adult modelling are essential for language development. A good ECD programme in South Africa should factor in multilingual learning contexts, and learning in a language that is not the childā€™s mother tongue.

7. Mathematics as a Core Component
Mathematics learning should be integrated throughout an ECD programme, helping children develop essential mathematical language and thinking skills from an early age.

8. Importance of Early Assessment
Systematic observation and assessment are fundamental to understanding each childā€™s progress. Using various types of assessment allows educators to adjust their lesson plans to individual learnersā€™ needs, and the wider group.

9. Social Learning Skills
Whether in an ECD centre or a home-learning environment, social skills are crucial for childrenā€™s development towards school readiness and beyond. Children need to build friendships and learn to work collaboratively.

10. Smooth Transitions to Primary School
A good ECD programme supports children in making successful transitions to primary school, focusing on foundational skills and gradually introducing more formal teaching methods.

Find out more about Cambridge Early Years ā€“ a world-class pre-school programme

We invite educators, caregivers, and stakeholders to join our FREE webinar on the Cambridge Early Years programme and resources. This session will also touch on how these principles align with the South African National Curriculum Framework, providing an international-standard approach relevant to the South African context.

šŸ“… Dates:
28 November 2024, 14:00-15:30 (GMT+2): https://cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SmG_lTE4QOWTnWo2QwWIHg #/registration

29 November 2024, 14:00-15:30 (GMT+2): https://cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yCgkIIyxRiSsVmmHfIoU4A #/registration

šŸ‘‰ Register now to secure your spot!

22/11/2024

Inspiring young minds with Cambridge Learner's Books āœØ

Today, we celebrate the curiosity, creativity, and boundless potential of every child. Letā€™s continue nurturing their lo...
20/11/2024

Today, we celebrate the curiosity, creativity, and boundless potential of every child. Letā€™s continue nurturing their love for learning and empowering them through the magic of books! šŸ“šāœØ

20/11/2024

Mark your calendar! Join our FREE webinar introducing the Cambridge Early Years programme! šŸŒŸ Designed for South African teachers and early childhood development practitioners, this session will inspire confidence in nurturing young learners. Register now to secure your spot!

Register for the 28 November webinar here: https://bit.ly/3UWQIXS
Register for the 29 November webinar here: https://bit.ly/3CCGSUL

Give your child the best start! Join our FREE webinar to discover how the Cambridge Early Years programme can help your ...
19/11/2024

Give your child the best start! Join our FREE webinar to discover how the Cambridge Early Years programme can help your child reach their full potential. Register now and learn how to give them a head start in life.

You can also register for the 29 November webinar here: https://cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yCgkIIyxRiSsVmmHfIoU4A

Zoom unifies cloud video conferencing, simple online meetings, and cross platform group chat into one easy-to-use platform. Our solution offers the best video, audio, and screen-sharing experience across Zoom Rooms, Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and H.323/SIP room systems.

Help your learners confidently transition from Cambridge Early Years to Cambridge Primary. Join insightful webinars on 3...
15/11/2024

Help your learners confidently transition from Cambridge Early Years to Cambridge Primary. Join insightful webinars on 3 December 2024 at 09:00 and 15:00 UTC.

šŸ•˜ 09:00 webinar: https://cambrid.ge/3UxV9bx

šŸ•’ 15:00 webinar: https://cambrid.ge/3CmlHpI

Want to help your learners transition from Cambridge Early Years to Cambridge Primary with confidence?

Join our free webinar with Dr Alison Borthwick on 3 December for top tips to ensure a smooth transition from Cambridge Early Years to Cambridge Primary, setting the stage for positive learning experiences as your learners progress in their education.

We'll host two sessions on 3 December 2024 at 09:00 and 15:00 UTC.

šŸ•˜ 09:00 webinar: https://cambrid.ge/48Crqnm

šŸ•’ 15:00 webinar: https://cambrid.ge/4eeEtg4

New for 2025! šŸ“š Discover our updated Early Years, Primary and Lower Secondary, and Secondary Cataloguesā€”packed with fres...
14/11/2024

New for 2025! šŸ“š Discover our updated Early Years, Primary and Lower Secondary, and Secondary Cataloguesā€”packed with fresh resources and innovative content for every stage of learning.

Explore our new Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Humanities and Modern Foreign Language curriculum frameworks and supporting resources, designed to engage and inspire young learners.

Our Secondary catalogue is fully updated with the latest resources for Cambridge Upper Secondary and Advanced programmes, giving learners and teachers access to the most current resources. Discover inspiring podcasts, engaging video playlists, and resources on our latest initiativesā€”like digital exams and climate change educationā€”to support every Cambridge school on their learning journey.

Our commitment to educational innovation and community support is making a real difference! Read more about our Annual R...
12/11/2024

Our commitment to educational innovation and community support is making a real difference! Read more about our Annual Report: https://cambrid.ge/3Co2Nio

Weā€™re proud to reveal a year of growth, impact, and innovation in our 2023-24 Annual Report šŸŒ±

From our commitment to open research, driving curriculum reform globally, and leveraging generative AI to support teachers and authors, our Annual Report highlights our progress as we continue to contribute to society and further our shared mission with the University of Cambridge.

Peter Phillips, Chief Executive of Cambridge University Press & Assessment said: ā€œOur organisationā€™s strength, size and capability continue to grow. Most importantly, our ability to support students, teachers and researchers has also grown. That is what inspires us every day.ā€

šŸ”— Read more about our Annual Report: https://cambrid.ge/3Co2Nio

Equip your learners with lifelong skills such as critical thinking and cultural awareness.
05/11/2024

Equip your learners with lifelong skills such as critical thinking and cultural awareness.

New humanities resources for Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary! šŸ“š

Equip your learners with lifelong skills such as critical thinking and cultural awareness. Support them in building knowledge to engage with history, their world, and communities, while exploring climate change and environmental challenges.

Discover Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Humanities resources: https://cambrid.ge/3YOLyzn

Supports the Cambridge Primary Humanities (0065) and Cambridge Lower Secondary Humanities (0839) curriculum frameworks.

Discover all our latest resources: https://cambrid.ge/4ejbPue

25/10/2024

šŸ“¢ New resources for Cambridge IGCSEā„¢ geography: https://cambrid.ge/3NyG8Ct

Our new series helps students build key geographical and practical skills through a skills-based approach. A new dedicated chapter on climate change includes various learning features and activities to engage students and strengthen their understanding.

This series supports the Cambridge IGCSEā„¢ and IGCSE (9-1) and O Level Geography syllabuses (0460/0976/2217) for examination from 2027.

Explore all of our new resources: https://cambrid.ge/3Aaavfe

23/10/2024

Gear up for exams with our Study & Master Guides! ā­

21/10/2024

Good luck learners with your exams! You've got this ā€“ stay confident, stay focused, and trust in all the hard work youā€™ve put in. Wishing you nothing but success! šŸŒŸ

Prepare for e-learning with everything from learnerā€™s books and Little Library readers, robotics to Romeo, and study sup...
16/10/2024

Prepare for e-learning with everything from learnerā€™s books and Little Library readers, robotics to Romeo, and study support to ICT skills for teachers. Available in digital format through your preferred e-learning platform provider.

Download and discover our resources that enhance literacy skills and e-learning here: https://www.calameo.com/cupeducation/read/00643399762057fb16227

Itā€™s refreshing to see young teachers like Sibusiso Mncube bringing innovative methods to the classroom! šŸ™Œ Sibusiso, we ...
16/10/2024

Itā€™s refreshing to see young teachers like Sibusiso Mncube bringing innovative methods to the classroom! šŸ™Œ Sibusiso, we applaud you for teaching Maths in isiZulu and using real-life examples that resonate with your learners' daily experiences. Keep up the incredible workā€”your passion is making a lasting impact! šŸ‘

He also creates songs that make his lessons accessible and less challenging, turning them into an enjoyable experience for the learners in his class.

We were honoured to be invited by the GDE e-Learning division to attend their ICT Awards Ceremony, where the innovative ...
11/10/2024

We were honoured to be invited by the GDE e-Learning division to attend their ICT Awards Ceremony, where the innovative use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in education was recognised and celebrated within the Gauteng East District. šŸŽ‰ Congratulations to all the teachers who continue to inspire and drive digital transformation in the classroom! Your commitment to enhancing learning through technology is truly commendable.

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