Exhibitors

Mindmuzik Media is a South African company specialising in the development and distribution of psychological, psychometric, and educational assessments and games. Our comprehensive range of tools is designed to support professionals working in educational, clinical, and organisational environments.

Our offerings include:

• Psychological Assessments – Used by mental health professionals to understand psychological functioning, diagnose disorders, and guide treatment planning.
• Psychometric Assessments – Standardised tools measuring intelligence, aptitude, and behavioural tendencies for use in recruitment, career guidance, and personal development.
• Educational Assessments – Tools that help evaluate academic performance and identify learning needs, supporting targeted educational interventions.
• Educational and Psychological Games – Engaging resources designed to facilitate learning and development, often used in therapy, classrooms, or at home.
• Mindmuzik Media distributes both locally developed and imported products, ensuring a wide variety of high-quality tools that meet diverse assessment needs.

Knowledge that breaks boundaries. Learning that leaves a lasting imprint.

Oxford University Press Southern Africa is an educational publisher with over 100 years of experience in South Africa. At the core of our publishing activities, we ensure that our textbooks support academic syllabi and address Africanised perspectives through current, relevant and topical content. Based on thorough market research, we regularly revise and improve our content to ensure we respond actively to market needs and ever-changing context and developments.

Established in 1994, SADAG is Africa’s largest and most impactful mental health advocacy and support organisation. We are dedicated to providing accessible mental health education, awareness, and support services across South Africa, with a focus on reducing stigma, improving access to care, and empowering individuals and communities.

SADAG operates over 30 free, national toll-free helplines offering telephonic counselling, crisis intervention, and referrals in all 11 official languages. We support individuals facing a range of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, trauma, substance abuse, and suicide ideation. Our reach spans all nine provinces, including underserved and rural communities.

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The University of South Africa (Unisa), the only higher education institution to carry the name of the country, is the people’s university in every sense of the word. Throughout its history, spanning 15 decades, Unisa has responded to the developments brought about by changing times, the needs of a developing country and society at large, and an ever-evolving higher education environment. This was achieved through ongoing and dynamic transitioning. Unisa’s journey has been one of continuous growth and transformation, aimed at shaping tomorrow through education.

Unisa’s roots (and indeed that of higher education in South Africa) date back to 1873 when the University of the Cape of Good Hope was founded, initially functioning as an examining body for higher education.

In 1916, the university changed its name to the University of South Africa, and in 1918, it relocated to Pretoria. In 1946, it became one of the first public universities in the world to teach exclusively by means of distance education. Today, Unisa is widely recognised as a leading comprehensive, open, distance and e-Learning (CODeL) university. The university has more than 370 000 students and is the largest university in South Africa and on the African continent, and one of the world’s mega-universities.

With offices across South Africa and students from 109 countries, Unisa has an extensive geographical footprint and global reach.

UNISA – College of Economic and Management Sciences

As the largest provider of business education in Africa and one of the largest in the world, Unisa’s College of Economic and Management Sciences makes a considerable contribution to the provision of high-level staff to the private and public sector.

Currently, some 70 000 students enrol for the college’s formal qualifications and 30 000 for short learning programmes annually.

One out of every four BCom degrees awarded by South African universities go to students from CEMS and on a postgraduate level, almost half of the honours degrees and 30% of the master’s and doctoral degrees were awarded to this College’s students over the past five years.

To establish the relevance and usefulness of its degrees and course the college constantly conducts intensive research in the private and public sectors. This is done to ensure lifelong learning opportunities for all students through articulation from certificates up to advanced postgraduate studies and even doctoral level.

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Van Schaik Publishers is committed to being accessible, affordable and African. We believe that we have a vital role to play in moving Africa into a world where educational resources are in line with the needs of our local conditions, local students, and local institutions.