“Businesses, in order to survive, have had to change their services, products and the way that they are offered in order to continue to survive, and hopefully thrive. Many varsity qualifications remained online as we realised it works well!” These are the words from Boston City Campus.

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. 

"The importance of logistics and supply chain management has grown in a really big way," says Alida Hattingh of Boston City Campus. "In any industry goods need to be sourced, bought, stored and dispatched. This is even more important in a digitally run business. Efficient and effective management of all these processes is critical in the business world.”

School leavers and employees are eager to start a career in Human Resources, as it is a fast-growing career field with many lucrative opportunities. Career analysts expect the number of Human Resources jobs to increase in the future.

As we progress at a rapid pace into the fourth industrial revolution, it has become increasingly critical to understand how to make use of the vast computer resources available on the Cloud to adapt to changing business needs. 

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.

Matric finals are here! Many students are making important decisions about their careers, even as they study and write exams.

At Boston we are immensely proud of our students and graduates that go out there and DO. You know that Nike payoff line? Just do it? Well we believe in that payoff line from the point of view that you cannot just sit back and wait for work or relationship or life success to fall in your lap. You have to make things happen! And Mr Thabang Kevin Khatide is one of our grads who is in the process of making things happen!

Alida Hattingh is the Branch Manager of Boston City Campus, Welkom. She bravely stepped forward to discuss what it is like being a working student!

Freedom at last! No more uniforms and no more pesky teachers. That’s awesome, but with freedom comes responsibilities.