Boston City Campus & Business College

Boston City Campus is helping you build your brand by giving you some tips on how to develop your self-confidence. Self-confidence can help you become successful in your personal and professional life.

25 May 2021 is the day of graduation of hundreds of students – the Boston City Campus class of 2020. This graduation brings to mind all the memes and motivations that went viral during the Lockdown.

Plagiarism is a real issue and the consequences can be very serious. Nadine Botha of Boston City Campus Head Office in Stellenbosch, says that incidences of plagiarism too often cross her desk, and she advises students to err on the side of caution when submitting assignments.

Looking for a job is a tiresome process with some calling it a job all on it's own. 
Crafting a strategic CV is therefore essential. Boston City Campus gives you some insight into the science of getting a job and how to crack it.

Now that we've had to adjust our lives to the pandemic, online has become the new normal. Digital Citizenship is a fundamental factor that prepares students for Universities such as Boston, where all learning activities are online.

Boston has it's job cut out for them as Matric results are out and the 2021 academic year is about to kick off. Direct your attention to Boston's Higher Certificate qualification offerings.

Are you the person whose maths book was half-filled with doodles?  The one who drew caricatures of your classmates and teachers? The student that could be traced by the drawings on school desks? If so, you are most probably well suited for Graphic Design.

Boston City Campus offers a Diploma in Animation. Limiting the Animation Diploma to the discipline of animating is wrong.

Boston City Campus has announced it's partnership with the Caster Semenya Foundation. This will run over a multi-year period, with multiple bursaries awarded over this time, in the higher education arena.

With over 100 different career paths, and all degrees, diplomas and higher certificates offered fully online, plus 45 campuses for those who wish to try and experience some form of masked varsity life, Boston continued on its successful throughput of students even during the 2020 pandemic.

Matric may be over but the challenges aren’t. In an interview with Nonhlanhla Dube of Boston City Campus, things such as what Matrics should now do post-matric as well as what to do to keep your head above water were discussed.

Headlines such as “Experts warn of low matric pass rates for 2020” are now in the media, and adding fear into a situation that already feels tense, as well as causing anxiety to students who have had so much to cope with already. Below, we note some quick and effective study tips from an interview with Dr Linda Meyer, Operations and Sector Support at Universities South Africa. 

Boston sat down to chat with successful Soul Candi Graduate to find out more about the man behind the mixer! He became a qualified DJ by getting a Higher certificate in music production and composition from Boston City Campus and has since had a very exciting music career.

Feeling like the walls are closing in on you? We’re living in a surreal time: the line between work and home has blurred, while life has taken on a timelessness, without the structure of rigid deadlines or places to get to by a certain time. Natalie Rabson, Wellness and Education Counselor at Boston City Campus, gives recommendations on how to find an antidote to cabin fever.

What is Journalism? It’s a way of informing the people about events taking place in their society and the world, whether it is political or social issues.  If you want to be a journalist you have to be someone in pursuit of truth, don’t let your bias and prejudices get in the way of society finding out the truth. 

Globalisation has made the world a little smaller, perhaps more manageable, and has enabled us to view the world through a wide-angle lens. But sometimes, the wide-angle lens obscures what is right in front of us, what is local. In higher education, striking a balance between a global and regional outlook is critical for contributing to graduate success.

Employers like the BCom degree so it is a good choice for a young person who isn't certain what course they should study. It does mean you have to commit to a few years of study but you are more likely to get a good job afterwards.

According to the World Health Organisation close to 800 000 people die due to suicide every year.

Failure. It’s an inevitable and inescapable part of any journey in work and your career.

Boston shines at CompTIA SA awards 2019 event which is aimed at recognising partner contributions to skills development.