Get the best of both by working and studying towards your future
While studying full time towards a tertiary qualification may be the best solution for many, some find the choice of…
Experiential training leads to CUT students joining the South African Navy
Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) has taken four Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current) students at Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) on…
Wits University: Science Week officially opened
Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Adam Habib, officially opened National Science Week at Wits on Wednesday, 31 July 2013, addressing visitors…
CUT Engineering walks away with prestigious award for the 2nd year!
Ms Aucamp, a master’s student in the Department of Information Technology at Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) will…
Wits Engineering students urged to bolster worth
Prospective engineers are not exempted from the challenges facing their peers in higher education and those struggling in the labour…
What to study after Grade 12
For many scholars, this is the start of a period of great anxiety. Aside from the upcoming prelim and then…
Sage Pastel Accounting reflects on the bright future that awaits SA’s next generation of accountants
Last week, the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) announced that Praise Ndebele, a learner from Ponelopele Oracle Secondary…
UJ and NYDA to launch Innovative Student Entrepreneurship Initiative
The Vice-Chancellor’s Student Innovative Business Idea Awards, an initiative offering students with promising business ideas an opportunity to transform their…
Bloodhound Supersonic Car taking part in National Science Week: 29 July – 3 August
The BLOODHOUND SCC (supersonic car) project will take part in South Africa’s National Science Week with a range of activities…
"Sustainable Food for Life” Career & Bursary Fair show-cases career opportunities in agriculture
“Showcase the industry to young people to promote the exciting career opportunities in the agricultural and food supply chain”, was…