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Eric Atmore will be ascending the stage on Friday to receive his PhD completed at the age of 62 from Stellenbosch University.
Atmore is the director of the Centre for Early Childhood Development and his thesis focused on an in-depth analysis of the South African Early Childhood Development policy.
People may see this as inspiration but I see it as four years of toil, troubles and hard work.
Eric Atmore, Director - Centre for Early Childhood Development
My thesis looked at Early Childhood Policy Trajectory from 1990 - 2015, a period of transition, democratic participation and social and economic change in the country. I traced every single childhood policy from that time.
Eric Atmore, Director - Centre for Early Childhood Development
I traced and described 25 years of ECD policy making and came up with some findings and lessons for government.
Eric Atmore, Director - Centre for Early Childhood Development
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