Schools, colleges and universities form an integral part of Johannesburg education system. These educational institutions of Johannesburg are located across the city and strive to achieve highest academic standards.
In Johannesburg, education centers around the schools, colleges and universities of the city. King David Schools, St Mary's School for Girls, University of the Witwatersrand, University of Johannesburg and Roedean School are some of the renowned institutions in Johannesburg that deserve special mention in this context.
King David Schools is one of the premier institutions of Johannesburg. The school has three different campuses, which are located in Linksfield, Sandton and Victory Park. The main objective of these Jewish Day schools is to inculcate Jewish values in the students.
Roedean School is a girls' school that aims at making the girls independent. The school was established in the year 1885 with an aim to achieve highest academic standards.The multimedia language centers,
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computer suites, art studios and technology workshops are some of the important features of this Johannesburg school.
Yeshiva Pri Eitz Chaim is another Jewish institution that offers education from play school to matriculation level. Located at Corner Long Avenue and Ridge Road, the school was awarded the 'Best Jewish Day School' in Johannesburg. It has different sections like Play School, Nursery school, Primary School and High School to cater to the requirements of the students belonging to different age groups.
Located in the center of Gauteng, University of the Witwatersrand strives to sustain competitive standards in learning, research, as well as teaching. The university has a total of 5 facilities. The faculties at the University of the Witwatersrand are Science, Health Sciences, Commerce, Law and Management, Engineering and the Built Environment and Humanities. It is noteworthy that together with providing regular courses, the university also provides part-time courses, which are offered for the sake of professionals.
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