Colleges - Private Colleges in South Africa

Imagine a career where your hands solve real problems and your skills protect the health of your community. As a plumber, you are the expert everyone relies on.

Mpilo Royal College has extended the application period to study with them. You can still register for the Health Promotion Officer or Occupational Home-Based Care courses.

You can apply now to study nursing at Arwyp Training Institute for either the Higher Certificate in Auxiliary Nursing or Diploma in Nursing. 

There has been a big growth in private colleges in South Africa in recent years and they have increased the options available for young people when they are choosing where to study after school. Now as well as general courses there are also colleges that allow you to specialise in one industry from the start.

This year, the oldest members of Gen Z have been in the workforce for about 8 to 10 years. They are now the most significant portion of early- to mid-career professionals, entrepreneurs under 30 years, and recent university graduates.
 

South Africa’s graduate unemployment rate has surged from 8.7% last year to 11.7% this year, which has prompted questions about the value of a university degree in a struggling economy

South African tertiary education providers are taking heavy fire as students use generative artificial intelligence (AI) platforms to allegedly cheat their way through their degrees. By all accounts, those in positions of authority within these institutions are at a loss, as there is no clear strategy to address the situation definitively.

As a pioneer in tech-driven education Alpvest Institute for FutureTech is leading the way in training the workforce of tomorrow for the jobs that new technology is delivering.

Arguably driven by the ubiquity of the machine in our work and personal lives, we find ourselves in an age of unrelenting self-optimisation. The challenges and opportunities of being our ‘best self’ are permeating every aspect of daily life, from productivity to mindfulness.

For those with a passion for sport that extends beyond the roar of the crowd and the thrill of the game, the world of sports management offers a dynamic and impactful career path. At the forefront of shaping this future talent is Kyle Paterson, the Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Manager at ETA College in Cape Town.