Annual Report

The 2010 REAP Annual Report

There were 340 students on the programme in 2010, 168 females and 172 males. One hundred and fourteen were first- years, 60 of whom were female. The students were of rural origin apart from 18 from the urban townships of Tembisa and the South Peninsula of Cape Town. This was a special arrangement with donors who requested REAP to support small specific groups of students...

Research Report

Tracking the 2002 REAP Cohort

As part of our 10-Year Anniversary Celebrations, REAP recently conducted a tracking study of our 2002 cohort of students, to see how they are doing ten years on...

Research Report

Tracking the 2005 REAP Cohort

Although REAP students consistently achieve annual promotion rates in excess of 80%, the real measure of our impact is the number of graduates we produce and the time they take to complete their studies. The objective of this tracking project was to document and understand what has happened to the students who were recruited onto the REAP programme in 2005, five years after commencing their studies...

Annual Reports

• REAP 2008 - 2009 Annual Report
• REAP 2006 - 2007 Annual Report
• REAP 2004 - 2005 Annual Report

Progress Reports

• REAP 2010 Mid Year Report
• REAP 2009 End of Year Report
• REAP 2009 Mid Year Report
• REAP 2008 End of Year Report
• REAP 2008 Mid Year Report
• REAP 2007 End of Year Report
• REAP 2007 Mid Year Report
• REAP 2006 End of Year Report
• REAP 2006 Mid Year Report
• REAP 2005 End of Year Report
• REAP 2005 Mid Year Report

Research Reports

• 2009 Colloquium at University of
  Western Cape
• 2009 Review on "Factors that
  facilitate success"
• 2008 Factors that facilitate success
• 2005 Tracking the 2002 REAP
  Cohort