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SPARKS

ELECTRICAL NEWS

FEBRUARY 2017

LIGHTING

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BEKA

Schréder joined the Department of Science

and Technology (DST) to hand over a computer

research lab to Moipone Academy Science Centre

(MASC) in Tembisa.

The lack of information and exposure available

for school learners motivated Joseph Taetsane to

campaign for a science and information centre in

the township of Tembisa and, on 29 November,

BEKA Schréder handed over an after-school

computer research lab and became the first private

entity to invest in the only science centre in the East

Rand. The lab will assist with access to information

for school learners and much needed computer

skills for unemployed youth in the community.

BEKA Schréder general manager, Wimpie Ludwick

stressed the need for access to network and

connectivity and pledged extra support for MASC’s

connectivity, a ‘second phase’ to the existing project.

MASC will use the computer lab for after-school

programmes for computer literacy and in-house

activity programmes, such as Robotics, using CAD

(Computer Aided Drafting) to design car models

for the Jaguar Primary School competition. School

teachers will be taught modern ways of imparting

knowledge, soft skills in office suite programs, and

creating data sheets and presentations.

“BEKA Schréder has been honoured to be

part of this initiative. It is not only in line with our

people values but also one of the ways in which

we are giving back to the local community and the

economy” concluded BEKA’s Sibusiso Skosana.

Enquiries: +27 11 238 0069

A BEACON OF LIGHT

SHINES ON TEMBISA LEARNERS

Wimpie Ludwick (GM – BEKA Schréder) and Joseph

Taetsane (centre manager – Moipone Academy Science

Centre).

Handover of the after-school computer research lab to

Moipone Academy Science Centre.

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