A career guidance resource by the Departments of Industrial Psychology and Psychology, Stellenbosch University
Have you pencilled in 5 and 6 August 2026? The CTICC’s Youth in Action Expo is the place to sharpen your skills and keep your future on point. Best of all? Entry is completely FREE! Click here to register: https://bit.ly/4wDsJgL […]
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Africa Wetu Foundation Bursary 2025 to study at UCT, University of the Western Cape, and Northlink College DEADLINE: April 30, 2025 The Africa Wetu Foundation provides financial assistance to students in need of funding for their studies at tertiary level. […]
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UNISA has a unique funding structure compared to traditional universities. If you are a UNISA student or planning to study with UNISA, you might be wondering how much allowance you can expect from NSFAS per month. This article provides a […]
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By Mandla Mpofu In the past, the agricultural sector may have been accused of not proactively positioning itself as “youth-friendly”, failing to present accessible and rewarding career opportunities for most young people. However, this is now changing as opportunities within […]
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When Marvellous Makhado was forced to abandon his dream of becoming a boilermaker and electrical engineer, he turned to a passion he’d always had – and YouTube – to forge a brand-new career. Click here to read full article. Original […]
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Major Mandisa Mfeka is the first black South African female pilot to work with the South African Air Force. She participated in president Cyril Ramaphosa’s inauguration in 2019 by doing a flyby in a fighter jet. She released a book […]
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Two Western Cape pupils have received special ministerial awards for overcoming obstacles and achieving excellent matric results. Luca Crouse, of Parklands College, completed his exams despite living with apraxia of speech – a speech sound disorder. Shimé van den Bergh, from Hoër Meisieskool […]
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There may be several reasons for your matriculant not to consider university as an option after high school. Some of these reasons may include anticipated failure, an inability to receive a Bachelor’s pass in the final matric examinations, the inability to afford tuition and board […]
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300 W. Cape learners inspired at AgriCareers exhibition A world of possibilities opened for more than 300 Western Cape learners who attended Food For Mzansi’s AgriCareers roadshow in Ceres. They met a host of experts who hold diverse jobs in […]
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> Pretoria pupil shines at International Artificial Intelligence competition | Parent (news24.com)
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