High School

Designers of tomorrow are more likely to be multi-skilled and have a range of experience, rather than a singular focus. Here is what you can do if you chose art or design as a subject in school.

Consumer Studies is an important subject that teaches us about understanding the social and economic effects of our choices, making better-informed decisions and taking responsibility for the impact of our purchases on society. Here is what you can become if you chose Consumers as a school subject.

If you love the natural world, want to be involved in the medical field or are keen on working in biological research, then a degree in biology may be for you. Here are some study options you can explore if you did biology as a subject.

As a Grade 11 or 12 learner, you may be wondering how accounting becomes relevant in the real world. Fortunately, KPMG offers Grade 11 or 12 learners the opportunity to come in for job shadowing, where you will be exposed to what the life of a Chartered Accountant is all about.

Change can be quite a difficult and overwhelming process for many first year students. When we speak about transitioning we refer it to moving from one level to another level. The learning dynamic is complex when starting university. 

Choosing subjects in grade 9 can be a tough decision to make because these subjects can determine your future. An education expert says grade nines should weigh their options carefully before making the choice. 

There comes a time in high school where you have to make a choice that will shape your future. Gateway subjects can help you find the right career path for you or help you find out which career path is not for you.

With South Africa’s high unemployment rates and limited university spaces, matriculants are often urged to opt for vocational training. Barend Van den Berg says the career options in the vocational sector are virtually endless, and incorporate almost all sectors of the economy.

From the school playground to the internet, bullying is a widespread problem that can affect your child’s mental and emotional health.