Netchatsa

Introduction to our App

Netchatsa epitomizes brilliance as an app designed to empower matriculated students in effortlessly submitting applications to their desired universities. By consolidating the entire application process into a unified platform, it streamlines what was once a cumbersome procedure. Not stopping there, it provides applicants with the invaluable ability to effortlessly track the progress of their applications within the system, ensuring transparency and peace of mind, We bring South Africa the solution it desparently need.

Leveraging advanced algorithms, universities harness the platform's capabilities to conduct thorough application analyses, culminating in seamless communication of decisions back to applicants. Netchatsa stands as a testament to intelligent design, revolutionizing the university application experience with its intuitive functionality and unparalleled efficiency.

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Considering these complexities, there arises a critical need for a smarter solution—one that not only simplifies the application process but also addresses the systemic issues of financial exclusion and socio-economic disparity. Such an app would not only streamline university applications but also offer comprehensive support mechanisms to mitigate the challenges faced by South African matric learners, ensuring equitable access to higher education without compromising their well-being or perpetuating historical injustices.

Problem 1

The challenges faced by South African matric learners during the university application process are profound. Recognizing that the matric year is a critical period marked by intense academic focus, it becomes imperative to alleviate unnecessary burdens.

Problem 2

Despite existing platforms attempting to simplify the application process, many inadvertently exacerbate these challenges. Consequently, matric students find themselves resorting to universities' premises in search of study spaces, adding undue stress to an already demanding period.

Problem 3

Compounding these difficulties are the financial constraints experienced by registered students, particularly those hailing from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Problem 4

Insufficient funding often leads to financial exclusions, triggering national student strikes characterized by contentious conflicts between universities and students. Tragically, these confrontations can escalate to the point of violence, echoing the harrowing events of 1976.

Solving Problems through Tech

Mandela Said "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. A good head and good heart are always a formidable combination. But when you add to that a literate tongue or pen, then you have something very special". This is why africans need education, And this is why we implemented NETCHATSA as a solution.

16 June 1976

The uprising spreads across South Africa. By the end of the year about 575 people have died across the country, 451 at the hands of police.The injured number 3 907, with the police responsible for 2 389 of them. During the course of 1976, about 5 980 people are arrested in the townships. The struggle of 1976 still continues till this day.

The fight for Education.

Why do Africans always have to fight for education?, Why do Africans have to fight to live?, Why do Africans have to fight for freedom?, Why do Africans have to for for what belongs to them?, Why Africans have to bleed and die for basic needs?, While everyone else get what they want without paying blood, sweart, death as a price?

Simplifying High School-Tertiary Eduction with Tech.

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