Your first job search after graduation can be both exciting and terrifying, particularly in South Africa where many qualified people compete for a limited number of vacancies. But the experience can be made much more
Going for an interview is scary and exciting, and not to mention absolutely nerve-wracking. You often don’t know what to do with your hands while speaking or have a nervous tic that you are unaware
So, you have sent out your CV and have finally been called in for an interview. You’re excited and nervous, spending hours looking up common interview questions for your industry. But, there is one important
When you leave high school, you may or may not go into a tertiary education institution of sorts, or you may go straight to work and gain some experience. You may even decide to do
For students studying in South Africa, the total expenses for enrolling in a university can be overwhelming and even unaffordable. On average, the cost of university in South Africa can range between R17,630 at North-West
An exciting new career sector – gaming – has been quietly growing in the country in the past few years, and has now taken off with gusto as heavyweight degree courses come onto the market
The job market has become such a competitive environment that many new graduates are unemployed even though they have the right qualifications and a comprehensive skillset. Being qualified and being employable are two separate things