SEEC South Africa, 18-20 March 2027, Cape Town

The destiny of a nation is being shaped in its classrooms.

Africa's first Space Exploration Educators Conference. 18–20 March 2027, Parklands College, Cape Town. Licensed by Space Center Houston.

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$25B→$40BAfrica's space economy, 2024 to 2030 (projected)
$10BSA space-qualified export target by 2030
20+African nations running space programmes
300Educators, every subject, three days
50Learners join on Day 3
100K+Learners reached each year by attending educators
1stSpace Center Houston conference on the continent
100Pre-Launch tickets, gala included
$25B→$40BAfrica's space economy, 2024 to 2030 (projected)
$10BSA space-qualified export target by 2030
20+African nations running space programmes
300Educators, every subject, three days
50Learners join on Day 3
100K+Learners reached each year by attending educators
1stSpace Center Houston conference on the continent
100Pre-Launch tickets, gala included
The Opportunity

Africa is reaching for orbit. Your classroom is part of it.

South Africa is targeting $10 billion in space-qualified exports by 2030, building from approximately $1 billion today. Africa's space economy is now valued at $25 billion and projected to reach $40 billion by 2030. The African Space Agency went operational in 2025, and more than twenty countries across the continent now run space programmes.

The students sitting in your classroom today will graduate into a world that needs space scientists, but also space lawyers, space writers, space accountants, space designers and space teachers. SEEC South Africa exists to give every educator the tools, the network and the confidence to bring space into their teaching, whatever they teach.

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$40B
Projected African space economy by 2030
300
Educators, every subject
50
Learners join on Day 3
1st
SCH conference on the continent
Three Days, Three Movements

What happens across the conference

One community, built over three days at Parklands College's Innovation Centre, Africa's MaxIQ Centre of Excellence.

Day 1 · 18 March

Ignition & Launchpad

Opening keynote from Daniel Newmyer of Space Center Houston. Hands-on STEM workshops and a panel of South Africa's leading space education voices.

Day 2 · 19 March

Exploration & Payload

Cross-curricular sessions across maths, language, geography, art and history. An industry panel, and the Friday-night Gala Dinner under the stars.

Day 3 · 20 March

Orbit & Beyond

Learners join us in the morning. Astronaut keynote from Amyette Jorge, closing workshops, prize-giving, and a public astronaut talk that evening.

Who It's For

Every educator. Every classroom.

We open the doors of SEEC South Africa to every educator, whatever you teach — mathematics, English, geography, business, life orientation, the arts. If you walk into a classroom and shape the people who'll inhabit Africa's future, this conference is for you.

  • Qualified educators across every classroom and phase
  • Final-year BEd and PGCE student educators
  • Educators from under-resourced schools — apply for a bursary, no cost
  • HODs, deputies and principals — bring your team
Tickets

Pre-Launch · R4,900

Gala dinner included. Limited to 100 tickets — closes when we hit 100.


Standard · R4,900

Three full days. Gala Dinner available as an R350 add-on.

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Made Possible By

Our partners

SEEC South Africa is licensed by Space Center Houston and brought to Cape Town by a coalition committed to building Africa's space education future.

Parklands College
MaxIQ Space
Sakhikamva Foundation
Living Maths
Trinity Preparatory School of Florida

Be in the room when Africa's first Space Exploration Educators Conference opens its doors.

Registration opens 15 June 2026. Pre-Launch tickets close when we hit 100. Bursary applications open 15 June and close 3 July.