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Pan South African Language Board

2 days ago

Pan South African Language Board
Did you know that in 2018, an important milestone was achieved in South Africa when the first group of 52 learners, undertook the NSC examinations in South African Sign Language (SASL) home language? Fast forward to 2025, we are pleased to note that a total of 158 learners, whose first language is SASL, sat for the SASL home language exams. This development reinforces the value of SASL within the education system and recognises the importance of providing Deaf learners with opportunities to excel academically in their preferred language.Thank you Department of Basic Education South Africa Umalusi_RSA 🤟🏽#NSC2025 ... See MoreSee Less

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Pan South African Language Board

3 days ago

Pan South African Language Board
We continue to celebrate the remarkable NSC results, which reflect our dedication to academic excellence. The performance in the official home languages aligns closely with our core mandate, highlighting the importance of linguistic proficiency in education. #NSC2025Department of Basic Education South Africa Umalusi_RSA ... See MoreSee Less

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Pan South African Language Board

4 days ago

Pan South African Language Board
Back to School with PanSALB 🖤As we welcome learners on their first day of school for the 2026 academic year, we would like to take a moment to highlight the Mother Tongue-Based Bilingual Education (MTbBE) programme, which was was rolled out across the country last year. This initiative focuses on teaching Mathematics, Technology and Science in the nine indigenous African languages to those in Grade 4. The programme is founded on the principle that introducing the mother tongue at an early stage in primary education can enhance learning outcomes, often leading to better results as compared to using English exclusively as the medium of instruction. ... See MoreSee Less

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