His goal is to start a training centre – but first he wants to study, and being 50 has not stopped him
North West legislature concerned about ‘unpalatable favours’ done in filling a senior R1.5-million-a-year position
The minister supported the appointment of a senior North West official who only has a matric certificate, despite CV claims
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University operations are expected to return to normal on Monday
What has become of this policy, which aims to offer a second chance at education success?
I’m a high school dropout but R10 000 will get me a PhD: Some South African professionals are turning to degree mills for "life experience degrees".
TUT vice-chancellor says he was not worried by his alma mater’s lack of accreditation.
The South African Qualifications Authority has invited Professor Tony Watts to address heads of industry on the importance of career guidance.
South Africa could be making better use of Zimbabwean migrants’ skills but current immigration policy makes it difficult, according to a report released by the Centre for Development and Enterprises on Wednesday. Research has suggested a high level of skills among these migrants.
No one in South Africa has been trained to tune a piano for nearly a decade — leaving only about 50 ageing piano tuners in the country. The South African Association of Professional Piano Tuners is now concerned that unqualified people could damage the industry as well as the piano in the corner of your living room.