The largest student housing project ever undertaken by a South African public university is currently under development at the University of Fort Hare. The project, developed by STAG African, is set for completion in October 2020. https://t.co/rBV7UMMdf4
STAG African in the news: Director John Schooling speaks to Business Live about the role we play in solving South Africa's student housing crisis by providing affordable student accommodation aimed at the NSFAS market: https://t.co/QZ5vp8yb6n
At STAG African, our holistic campus development approach is solution driven. We focus on innovative building technologies that are energy efficient and sustainable. Read more about the principles that guide our approach on our website: https://t.co/sLX1GNzviB
The payment of university fees is still a major consideration for many South African students, with costs expected to rise over the next decade. Here's how much a tertiary education will cost in 2021:https://t.co/K0jBKDvYPZ
The new Summerstrand Student Village in Gqeberha; 600m from the NMU campus and walking distance to public transport, aims to provide safe and affordable accommodation โ particularly for those on NSFAS. Here's more on our new residence: https://t.co/I85LRrZdRD
We're excited to announce that the Summerstrand Hotel, a Port Elizabeth landmark, is being converted into a 500-bed, affordable, convenient residence for students at the Nelson Mandela University (NMU). Email [email protected] to secure your spot! https://t.co/1RPR4Hq2CX
Many students don't qualify for NSFAS funding. According to the CEO of Universities SA, there needs to be more assistance for the missing middle. Here's more on how the pandemic has financially impacted students' ability to attend a tertiary institution: https://t.co/BSPM8PrJct
South Africa is facing a chronic student housing shortage. Director of STAG African, John Schooling speaks on the student housing crisis and what can be done to mitigate it's impact in this Netwerk24 article: https://t.co/9xIgAnettO
In his State of the Nation Address, the President emphasised the importance of the education sector regaining the time it lost to COVID-19. Here's more on the Government's implementation plans to ensure that educational institutions run smoothly: https://t.co/NUi4WbTduD
At STAG, our focus is on creating total campus solutions using innovative design, which ensures a cutting-edge residences that are sought after by students, at an affordable cost to the commissioning university. For more information, visit https://t.co/xJjKr9BbJZ
South Africaโs student housing shortage is a crisis of affordability. Director of STAG African, John Schooling speaks to RSG about the student housing crisis in SA and what can be done to rectify the situation: https://t.co/3SuYwTqYKz
South Africa is facing a chronic student housing shortage. Director of STAG African, John Schooling speaks to Architect Africa about how South Africa can mitigate the shortage of student housing. https://t.co/9p0zX3uYN6
Our use of innovative building technology methods to develop student accommodation has unlocked significant benefits for both universities and their students. Want to know more about who we are and what we do? Visit our website below: https://t.co/s51ScITKd7
STAG continues to remain a serious player in property development across Africa. We have worked with clients, such as Stellenbosch University to create accommodation like Goldfields and Noksi Residence. Visit our website to see how you can get in touch.https://t.co/OHrV8IaX1X
Nkosi Johnson house is a great example of a sustainable and energy-efficient design. Awarded the title of greenest residence in Africa, it uses solar panels, energy-saving bulbs, recycled materials and natural ventilation to create a building that is sustainable and affordable.
According to Minister Nzimande, only 10 out of 26 public universities managed to complete the 2020 academic year, due to the pandemic. Here's more on the plans that have been set to mitigate the spread of the virus in tertiary institutions for 2021: https://t.co/LVTIhwFvnV
A strategy needs to be implemented to ensure that students have the resources required to fulfil their academic year. Minister Nzimande explains data and laptop distribution plans for remote learning to be conducted for students across all income groups.https://t.co/YpWHdiAVDW
Due to limited funding plans, students in the missing middle bear the brunt of fee increases. The Daily Maverick investigates how fee hikes could prevent some students from receiving a tertiary education.https://t.co/LzwTpMJGdf
We have been in the business of developing sustainable, high quality properties since 1985 and have continued to accelerate our growth and innovation throughout the years. Visit our website to find out more about what we do and how you can get into contact!https://t.co/s51ScITKd7
The pandemic has caused many campuses to shut their doors, turning to remote learning in a bid to continue with the academic year. Here's how Covid-19 has changed the face of tertiary education, propelling higher learning into a new and innovative era. https://t.co/Cl4K7QvLZG
With SA students gearing up for the start of the 2021 academic year, universities will need to rethink their approach to student housing using lessons learnt over the past year. Pandemic-proof residences ensure that students can remain safely on campus in extreme circumstances.