One studio. Four local centres. Zero tuition interruptions.
A centralised teaching engine delivers specialist STEM instruction while local infrastructure protects access, safety and continuity.
Low-latency broadcast studio
Master STEM educators teach live from Johannesburg using multi-camera arrays, digital smartboards and real-time learner questions.
Four township learning centres
Selected host schools become regional centres, each accommodating up to 250 learners from surrounding feeder schools.
Learning technology
Ultra-short-throw projectors, audio systems and interactive teaching displays.
Connectivity failover
Dual-SIM 5G connectivity provides resilience when one network becomes unstable.
Power autonomy
Hybrid solar inverters and battery arrays protect every scheduled lesson.
Local facilitation
Unemployed science and engineering graduates manage classrooms and route questions live.
Teaching is only one part of the pipeline.
Attend a local Spoke centre
Safe transport support brings learners from feeder schools to weekend sessions.
Learn from master educators
CAPS-aligned Mathematics and Physical Sciences instruction is broadcast live.
Receive local support
Facilitators manage attendance, worksheets, classroom discipline and questions.
Connect to professional mentors
Top-performing Grade 11 and 12 learners receive application and bursary guidance.
Progress into tertiary STEM
Surplus funding contributes to ring-fenced bursary pools for qualifying matriculants.