1. Asakhe Group /Asakhe Careers ceia
Driving The Economy Through Career Exhibition 

2. Tshepang  Lutshaba  founder of Asakhe Group and South Africa United Against Cancer. Board member of Career Exhibition information  Association Regional Coordinator for

3. Driving The Economy Through Career Exhibition
Our aims and objectives are
To coordinate career exhibitions nationally and internationally
To create a platform for member institutions to disseminate relevant and accurate information for learners and out of school youth to make informed career choices.
Promote cooperation amongst member Institutions
Issue communication in relation to the association activities

4. Driving The Economy Through Career Exhibition
What is CEIA?
The Careers Exhibitions & Information Association (CEIA) plays an important and strategic role in enhancing coordinated efforts amongst higher education institutions with regard to student recruitment. The Association currently has membership from South African Universities, Technical Vocational Education & Training Colleges, Private Colleges, Departments of Education nationally as well as in SADC Countries such as Swaziland and Lesotho.
The Association is a non-profit organization constituted by Public Relations Officers, Recruitment Officers & Recruitment Managers, Information Officers and Marketing Managers from institutions that are tasked with supporting Career Guidance and information dissemination at schools. The core business of the Association is to provide comprehensive career information through interactive communication.
The Association is managed by a volunteering team of individuals from our member institutions elected by the AGM and serving for two years. Our member institutions contribute a very minimal amount to ensure that the association meets its obligations. An Advisory Board constituting of individuals with unique skills supports the Executive and provide advice when necessary.

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Currently the Association comprises of 15 Universities, 5 University of Technology, 8 TVET Colleges, 13 Private Colleges, 7 Government Departments and Municipalities as well as 7 commercial businesses. Some additional number of these institutions have not yet affiliated but they participate in our exhibitions as well as the Annual Congress.
Our 25 years have proved beneficial to the multitudes of learners across the country and in neighbouring states like Lesotho and Swaziland. Our plan is to grow into Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and other African countries where interest is identified.
We enjoy the unwavering support of the Departments of Basic Education and of Higher Education in our regions and member countries.

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NORTHWEST
NAME OF THE PROVINCIAL REP
MADUO LOBELO
CEIA HALF YEAR REPORT
NAME OF EXHIBITION
DATE OF EXPO
NUMBER OF LEARNERS
GRADE 12
GRADE 11
CHALLENGES
RECOMMENDATIONS
Taung
542 √
Poor attendance by Exhibitors
Rustenburg
4938
Exhibitors leaving before the scheduled end time
Brits/ Letlhabile
Exhibition did not take place due to lack of support from the department of education
Mafikeng/ Zeerust
6602
Exhibitors not confirming attendance and some paying the Exhibition fees into the Associations account

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PROVINCE NAME
GAUTENG
NAME OF THE PROVINCIAL REP
CEIA HALF YEAR REPORT
NAME OF EXHIBITION
DATE OF EXPO
NUMBER OF LEARNERS
GRADE 12
GRADE 11
CHALLENGES
RECOMMENDATIONS
CEIA Exhibition √ ×
No water
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Soshanguve Career Exhibition
4248
Learners from Soshanguve have to be given food because they are coming from dissadvantage
Get a Sponsors for learners transport and catering.
Soweto Career Exhibition
2200
Non- payment of exhibition fees by Anglo American, Jeppe, North West University and NSFAS Exhibitors show up on the day of the event without any confirmation.
Get a Sponsors for learners transport. Accommodate Abet schools as well.
JHB West Career Exhibition
460
Orange Farm Career Exhibition
4951
Lenasia and Ennerdale schools most of them didnt show up because of the location Late Confirmation of exhibitors Non- payment of exhibition fees by : Jeppe College
Get a Sponsors for learners transport Use two different venues to accommodate the Lenz schools.
Randfontein Career Exhibition

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PROVINCE NAME
FREE STATE
NAME OF THE PROVINCIAL REP
ADELICE
CEIA HALF YEAR REPORT
NAME OF EXHIBITION
DATE OF EXPO
NUMBER OF LEARNERS
GRADE 12
GRADE 11
CHALLENGES
RECOMMENDATIONS
CEIA Exhibition √ ×
No water
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PROVINCE NAME
EASTERN CAPE
NAME OF THE PROVINCIAL REP
NOMI KEMA
CEIA HALF YEAR REPORT 2014
NAME OF EXHIBITION
DATE OF EXPO
NUMBER OF LEARNERS
GRADE 12
GRADE 11
CHALLENGES
RECOMMENDATIONS
CEIA Exhibition √ ×
No water
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PROVINCE NAME
NAME OF THE PROVINCIAL REP
CEIA HALF YEAR REPORT
NAME OF EXHIBITION
DATE OF EXPO
NUMBER OF LEARNERS
GRADE 12
GRADE 11
CHALLENGES
RECOMMENDATIONS
CEIA Exhibition
1.23E+08 √ ×
No water
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Limpopo Province
CEIA HALF YEAR REPORT 2014
NAME OF EXHIBITION
DATE OF EXPO
NUMBER OF LEARNERS
GRADE 12
GRADE 11
CHALLENGES
RECOMMENDATIONS
Vhembe FET Career Expo
6100 √
Not Yet
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JEP Career Exhibition (Phase 1)
Waiting for Report
Not yet
Waterberg FET College Expo
Ema Le Rona Career Expo
8793
University of Limpopo Career Expo
14827
JEP Career Exhibition (Phase 2)
4627
Univen Career Exhibition
6000
n/a
Increased Coordination with DoE

12. challenges
No Support No Budget No sponsorship