Education

Enterprises University of Pretoria (Enterprises UP) offers skills development through practical training solutions for the public sector, designed to strengthen capacity and enhance operational effectiveness across key functional areas.

In this opinion piece from Chartall's Leigh-ann Revill she shares her views on the importance of entrepreneurial education for young people. 

If you are working towards a promotion at work, here's a course that gives you the skills you need and also allows you to demonstate to your bosses that you are ready for the next step up the ladder.  

It's application season, as many tertiary institutions have opened their applications for the 2027 academic year. If you're interested in studying nursing, the Western Cape College of Nursing is opening its application period. 

Tertiary education cannot guarantee employment or entrepreneurial success, but it really strengthen the foundations for the young people to work on. That's the view of Duncan Park, Registrar at Mancosa, who tells us why he thinks university-level studies are still vital for young people. 

Because youth unemployment is so high, Dr Renee Minnaar argues that universities must work harder to help their graduates find a job after they finish their studies.

At Enterprises University of Pretoria we partner with both individuals and organisations to build the skills that matter, driving performance, unlocking potential and supporting sustainable growth.

South African universities collect vast amounts of information about student performance, attendance, engagement and progression. Yet too often, that information tells institutions what has already happened rather than helping them influence what happens next. 

Southern Africa must strengthen its own knowledge, skills and research capabilities if the region is to achieve meaningful industrialisation, Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela has said at the opening of the SADC Vice Chancellor's workshop. 

New global learning data shows that artificial intelligence is no longer viewed as a specialist subject reserved for developers and technology teams. It is becoming a core workplace capability for employees, managers, business leaders and people preparing to enter the job market.