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Ernst & Young Toastmasters Club

3 Dock Road, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town, 8001

What Ernst & Young Toastmasters club members have in common is a desire to be great communicators, polished presenters and inspiring leaders and the desire to get together with likeminded people in a fun and social and supportive environment. The club forms part of the 12 500-strong network of Toastmasters International clubs in 106 countries around the world. Belonging to an organization like this means that every members’ achievements are recognised internationally. At the same time we have the advantage of access to the powerful and carefully developed manuals and programmes that this almost 86-year old network makes available to its member-clubs.

Pansa Western Cape

3B BEACH ROAD, SEA POINT, Cape Town, 7925

021 448 3513

Members join at a provincial level and annually elect Provincial Steering Committees (PSC) that generally meet each month to manage the affairs of the organisation within the province. Currently members of the Provincial committees are put forward for election onto the National Steering Committee, at the National AGM. KZN, NW and WC PANSA have regional offices with paid staff. PANSA generates some of its funds through membership fees, but most of its funding for operational costs and projects is raised through funding bodies. Current funders include provincial government departments (Such as the Department of Economic Development and Tourism in the Western Cape, Ethikweni in KwaZulu Natal and ), NAC, and international donors. PANSA also receives support from BASA. Corporate sponsors are often sourced per project - sponsors have included Distell, Unilever, OpenNetworks, Webtickets.

Club b Zar

337B MAIN ROAD, SOUTRIVIER, Cape Town, 7925

021 448 3932

Statistics (Sa)

22 Long street, Cape Town, 8001

+27 21 423 1040

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African Legend

22A PAVILION PLACE, Sea Point, Cape Town, 2012

+27827955878

Our vision is to see young people educated and trained with required skills for socio-economic development and growth in South Africa. Our mission is to support youths from the most deprived areas of Cape Town. We are committed that through our training and support programs, more youths in Cape Town’s poorest communities have the opportunity to achieve success in their lives. We fulfill our programme through: Extensive extra classes: Learners in grade 8 to grade 12 from different schools and areas join us for two extra classes per week to be assisted with their homework and to practice for exam papers. Extra classes are typically held Saturday morning and during the week after school, depending on the availability of teachers and facilities. Maths & Physics Experiments: We provide practical, hands-on Physics and Maths’ Experiments to stimulate the interest in sciences and demonstrate applied theory. All experiments are developed in line with learners’ needs and respective grade levels. NEW! Educational Excursions: We organise visits to science centres, museums and businesses in different industries to allow pupils to see the application of school subjects in real life. Sport Program: We see sport as a fertile ground to stimulate social interaction between youth, to build teamwork skills and self-confidence, and to provide an environment where positive values can flourish. Youth Festival: Together with NGOs in Muizenberg and Du Noon, we organise youth festivals where young people perform and present learned poetry, music, and dance skills.