Education literally changes lives, it is a powerful tool to reshape lives and communities. In the context of high youth unemployment rates and the need for socio-economic upliftment, education becomes even more crucial.

As we have passed the midpoint of the year, it's a good idea to reassess our career goals and progress. Daily challenges often lead us away from our initial aspirations, but it's not too late to revive our dreams and take control of our career trajectory.

Are you ready to take charge of your future in the financial services industry? Boston City Campus proudly introduces an excellent pathway to achieve this: The Higher Certificate in Financial Planning.

World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD) is celebrated worldwide on 25 June each year. This important day urges academic institutions, companies and individuals to promote universal connectivity and embrace digital transformation.

Education is a pivotal factor in the workplace, offering greater chances of employment to individuals with higher levels of education. South Africa's persistent unemployment crisis remains a significant hurdle for the nation's workforce, with the latest statistics revealing a marginal decline in the unofficial unemployment rate to 42.4% in the first quarter of 2023.

The future of work is not just about gathering certifications, or as Aubrey Masango (broadcaster) cautions, about credentialism. Rather, we need to focus on skills acquisition, and flexibility.

Students with a qualification in accounting and bookeeping are in high demand in a wide range of industries (as long as money makes the world go around, there’ll be a demand for accountants and bookkeepers), improving your prospects of employment once you have completed your studies.

Takalane TK Nemangowe, Takie to his friends, is the Station Manager at the very popular Alex FM radio station. He is also a Boston Media House graduate using his skills from BMH to bring AlexFm to new heights!

Committing to the time and fees of a tertiary higher education is a big leap of faith. But it’s worth it if you know that your efforts will lead to success in getting the job of your dreams, as well as having promotion potential.

Harry Seleke is living his dream. The Boston Media House Graduate works as a radio producer on a number of different shows ranging in topics from Travels with Kate Turkington, The Deep Dive with Brooks Spector, Dischem Medical Monday with Kathy Kaler and Beyond Governance with Dr Nimrod Mbele.