Register for the SchoolNet SA ICT in the Classroom conference before 31 August 2017 – and pay the early bird fee

The SchoolNet SA ICT in the Classroom conference is just over two months away. If you have not registered yet, please do so as soon as possible to get the discounted price.


Please note:
Delegates who register before 31 August 2017 will pay R1 000 per person including VAT.
Registrations from 1 September 2017 will be at a rate of R1 140 per person including VAT.
Presenters, whose speaker proposals are accepted for the conference, will have their conference fee waived. So if you would like to apply to present a session at the conference, please do so as soon as possible as we will be finalising the program by the end of August 2017.

Register or apply to be a presenter
Don’t delay - register or apply to be a presenter for the SchoolNet SA ICT in the Classroom Conference here.



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