Can I Study At Boston City Campus Without Matric?

Wednesday, 20 October, 2021 - 10:36

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Matric is considered one of the most important qualifications for anybody who wants to pursue further studies at a tertiary institution. But do you need it to study at Boston Campus?

Boston City Campus is a private tertiary institution that offers a wide range of qualifications including, Postgraduate, Degrees, Diplomas, and Higher Certificates. They also offer short courses developed by industry specialists and leading professionals.

Their qualifications are accredited by the British Accreditation Council and the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs, United States of America.

There are no courses that are offered without a matric certificate as an entry requirement.

Boston approaches each student as an individual with tailored assistance, support, and advice for navigating the pathways to reaching their dreams

These are some of the qualifications offered at Boston City Campus:

Higher Education
Marketing and Management
Account Programmes & Courses
Human Resources & Legal Studies
Humanities
Health, Sports, Wellness Programmes and Courses
Information and Communications Technologies (ICT)
Advertising, Communication and Public relations
Hospitality, Events and Tourism programmes.

Boston City Campus has over 45 support centres throughout South Africa, more than 80 dynamic programme options, free career counselling, and tuition support.

For more details on the courses offered at Boston City Campus Click here

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