Everything To Know About Red And Yellow School's Courses


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Careers Portal visited Red & Yellow Creative School of Business to find out more about their courses. Red and Yellow Creative School of Business aims to bring together the expertise in business and creativity to equip their students with the skills needed to succeed in the workplace. 


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With an alumni of more than 15 000 members and employability rate of 87%, Red and Yellow Creative School of Business, who have campuses in Cape Town and Johannesburg, may be the option for you as you take the next step. 

Careers Portal sat down with Don from Red & Yellow to talk about Red & Yellow courses, including their Red and Yellow online courses.

They offer a wide range of courses including diplomas, certificates and degrees. These courses include graphic design, UX design, copywriting and business. Their online courses span even wider with them offering Red and Yellow digital marketing courses and Red and Yellow short courses.

They offer both full-time and part-time courses as well as online qualifications which can span from a month to two years. 

With Red & Yellow School, their courses have the goal of staying current and relevant with their staff having more industry experience than academic experience. This means that they'll have a practical understanding of what students need within the industry, Don explained.

They also work with industry experts as well as subject experts to keep their content update.

Red & Yellow School aims to boost people and bridge the skills gap with their courses. In an effort to merge creativity and business, they want to utilise creative thinking as they believe that it can be the best skill within a business.

We coming in and we know that our students need that commercial logic as well as that the magical creativity within that. 

90% of Red & Yellow undergraduates and postgraduates have employment once they graduate with Don saying Red & Yellow alumni are often searched for when it comes to jobs.

 

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