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If you don’t have a Matric Certificate, you may feel that every one of your school mates is flying high in a top job, or at least employable. The truth is vastly different - according to 2008 statistics - in that out of every 40 pupils who start out together, 31 don’t get their Matric and only 2 gain a university exemption.

Apprenticeships combine theory, practical work and workplace practice in a chosen trade field, and in the case of a listed trade ends in a trade test and an artisan certificate of competence.

Government funding agency NSFAS has helped thousands of students pursue their academic goals this year however not everyone was lucky enough to qualify. In fact the latest reports reveal that 65 000 applicants were unsuccessful.

Are you struggling to find an affordable way to do your matric? Feeling a bit lost? Not knowing how to complete your matric? Careers Portal have compiled all the contact information for you.

Skills Development Levy (SDL) The Skills Development Levy (SDL) is a levyimposed to encourage learning and development in South Africa. The funds are to be used to develop and improve skills of employees.

The trade test is the last stage in the journey to becoming a fully qualified artisan. Whether you are training to become a plumber, electrician or mechanic you will need to write this formal test in order to receive national recognition in your field.

Are you passionate about caring for the sick? Do you have an interest in the medical field? Becoming a nurse can be a challenging yet rewarding career path.

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