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YOUR GUIDE TO LIFE AFTER SCHOOL DEAR MATRICS, Sometimes you might feel overwhelmed with the options available of what to do once you leave school.

Do most of your friends seem to know what they want to do, but you’re not sure?

Remember, there is no one right way! Pathways to careers are made through exploring. We hope you find this guide inspirational.

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Here are the key differences between an BCom in Law and an LLB degree. Choose wisely, as your future depends on it.

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The LLB Degree

If you are keen on the idea of law but are also curious about a career in business, this degree will tick both boxes.

The alternative route to gaining entry into the legal realm. Those set on law often choose this degree if they know becoming a lawyer is what they really want.

Greater career flexibility once your degree is completed as you’ll be free to pursue whatever avenues you like.

It’s more focussed too. It deals only with law, unlike BCom Law that adds business into the mix.

You might have to study a little further though if you decide on law This degree blends theory and practical application of law. You get as your final career destination. There could also be some room for the best of both legal worlds. you to specialise in the kind of law you’re passionate about.

This degree will help you kickstart your journey as a lawyer.

You could still use your LLB for a career in business, management, politics or consulting thanks to the legal knowledge you’ll gain.

If you have a strong interest in languages and social sciences or commercial and economic disciplines and you would like to eventually practice law in one of these fields, it is a good idea to enroll first for BA (Law) or BCom (Law).

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By Gill Mckay I completed a Personal Training certificate at ETA College, during Covid in 2020 with all its limitations. Like everyone globally, I was cut off from society and given that I live alone, this made the struggle even more real. Simple things like producing videos, taking pics, running 5K on my lounge floor because I didn’t have a treadmill, were real life challenges I had to overcome during my studies, as the accountability towards the practical part of the course would be absolutely necessary to afford me a pass with distinction. Yeah, I was not settling with a “pass”.

What I learnt is that this industry is people driven. Yes, there is a place for online, but the majority of people out there, need that personal interaction with their Personal Trainer.

Modules on intrinsic and extrinsic motivations, being inside a person’s personal space and I can go on, that may seem irrelevant to you while you are studying, are vitally important when you embark on this career. Understanding energy sources, something I utilise a lot today, to assist clients with weight loss – bear in mind, I was not impressed with having to do the Nutrition module, boy am I glad I did lol!

Yesterday I met an obese mother of 36, who had tears in her eyes all through our meeting. ETA teach empathy over compassion, and it is extremely difficult to be more empathetic than compassionate. I guess this will come

with years of experience, however I would rather keep the compassion than run the risk of becoming nonchalant with any of the ladies I have met and hopefully inspired.

What I learnt through this, is that everyone who is either committed to weight gain, over enthusiastic gym goers, and the list goes on, are driven by intrinsic thoughts of how they perceive themselves. And there are a lot of these people!

But on a lighter note, when a sedentary or overweight client tells you, after maybe three weeks of training, “the light went on”, they now know their “why” they did what they did to themselves and more importantly, they now know “why” they are training with you….. that is just beautiful and it’s a GAME CHANGER….!!!

This is when your client has a mind shift and they progress from training being the last thing on their to do list – after work – to getting up early in the morning to meet you at the gym at 5am. This is when you know you made a difference, they now love themselves enough to create their own time.

I was bowled over when Virgin offered me a position in their organization.

Having a major player, as in Virgin, believe in your capabilities, because you have obviously shown your commitment to your OWN personal training, is the best compliment ever.

INTERESTING IT CAREERS IN THE NEW WORLD OF WORK The evolution of technology, data and the internet have come to shape the way we work. Not only is this true for our daily tasks and processes but this also extends to career choices as well. At The IIE’s Varsity College, studying an IIE computer science degree prepares candidates for fascinating new fields that never existed 20 years ago. This is something we take pride in as we watch more and more graduates go on to do big things with their bachelor of information technology qualifications.

If you’ve ever considered a computer science degree, here are some interesting career paths that you should know about.

1. There is such thing as an ethical hacker Yes, you can consider ethical hacking as a career opportunity. This line of work involves working for a business or organisation to safeguard their data and valuable information. In short, you’ll be paid to hack your employer to help find weak spots or potential avenues for opportunistic cyber criminals. You’ll also be playing an active role in fighting cybercrime. What could be more exciting than that?

2. App development is in demand Another new-age career that’s significantly gained momentum is that of app development. Think of how many apps you engage with on a daily basis to live your life and get things done. What if you could be part of making someone’s life easier, happier or better yet, provide a solution to a world problem? If you work in this field you’ll get to meet with a client, assess their app needs, create

the app that suits them and then test and launch it.

3. We’re all becoming more dependent on the cloud Cloud computing services is an area of IT that is vital for many businesses and people today. The level of demand means you can expect to earn an attractive salary for working in this field.

If you join the ranks of cloud-based service providers, you’ll be the reason big corporates and even smaller businesses can access their networks, servers and storage. You’ll also be the one who saves the day when things crash and people need to recover documents. After all, not all heroes wear capes.

4. It’s all about that user experience They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, apparently, functionality is too. Are you someone who appreciates a logical, attractive and well-planned web or app layout? If you are, a career as a user experience (UX) designer might just be for you. If you work in this field, you’ll focus on how people interact with a product, how it’s used and how a consumer feels during this process. Through this, you can make improvements, increase use and convert more sales for your business. As the online world gets more and more saturated with brands trying to sell themselves ahead of the competition, UX is a clear way to gain an advantage. This makes UX designers a hot commodity for those looking to expand their market share and drive customer loyalty.

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Sometimes the idea of choosing a degree is daunting, just because of all the options available. What do you actually do with each degree?

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Professional accountant Internal auditor Cost and management accountant Financial manager Tax practitioner Lecturer

Statisticians have the advantage of combining their interest with almost any other field of study, especially in science, business, medicine technology, education, etc. Some of these fields are as follows: Education Biology Economics Manufacturing Marketing Engineering Finance Health science Public health Computer science Epidemiology Law Population studies Chemistry Agriculture Insurance Sports Banking institutions Earth sciences Geography Government departments Insurance companies

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Logistics management Supply chain manager Logistics manager Freight forwarder Warehousing Stock control Public transport planner/scheduler/ modeller Traffic and travel impact assessor National government, provincial, district and local municipality

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Economist Economic or international trade consultants. Any position within the import and export process (e.g. logistics or procurement for retailers such as Shoprite Checkers or Pick n Pay). Government departments such as the Department of Trade and Industry, National Treasury as well as the South African Reserve Bank.

Positions in banks, financing companies and provincial trade and investment promotion organisations. Export credit insurance and risk analysts

Extended Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Accountancy

Professional accountant Internal auditor Cost and management accountant Financial manager Tax practitioner Lecturer

Bachelor of Commerce in Forensic Accountancy

Private practice Internal forensic divisions at corporates (banks, insurance, etc.)

Government institutions and regulatory bodies Forensic divisions of auditing, consulting or legal firms

Bachelor of Commerce in Management Accountancy

Project managers Management consultants Finance directors Chief executives Entrepreneurs For a more detailed description of a career as a management accountant, visit the CIMAglobal.com website.

Bachelor of Commerce in Operations People with skills in OR hold jobs in Research decision support, business analytics, marketing analysis and logistics planning. Many large firms have groups of OR analysts. These are located in the steel, mining, oil, gas, chemicals, paper and engineering industries, airlines, logistics, railways, banking and insurance. Within the public sector, OR analysts are also employed in health, education and electricity supply.

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MECHANICAL DESIGNER Ruan Stone, a CAD4ALL Alumni, currently working overseas, had this to say about his time at CAD4ALL and how his studies influenced his current career.

I have not pursued the life of an architect, but a mechanical designer. My job starts when a client wants us to automate his product. Let’s use a Castle Lite beer as an example.

The client wants us to take the bottle, rinse it and fill it automatically at 500 bottles per minute. Then it has to be closed and labelled. Afterwards it has to be packed and vacuum sealed in packs of six and then placed on a carton.

We start by using SketchUp to give the client a proposal idea, so they know what we are planning to do. Afterwards we use a program called SolidWorks to design and develop every part of the machine and build it virtually in 3D. Once all the designing is finished, we play with the layout of the machines on

AutoCAD and send all parts for laser cutting and powder coating. The parts arrive back, and we start building the machines, do the electrical and start testing. If all goes well then the clients are happy.

CAD4ALL taught me things that are still new in some industries. A lot of people in architecture and mechanical have not seen the 3D world, don’t not know shortcuts or how to do certain things on the programs. There are people who did not have the opportunity to learn these programs like we did at CAD4ALL. I stand out when it comes to my program knowledge and the speed at what you can draw.

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In Stellenbosch, the Bordeaux building offers everything a student needs to learn, work, and most importantly thrive.

The new development estimated at R75 million, is within walking distance of Stellenbosch University campus and has 4000sqm of single occupancy luxury units, with each unit featuring a fully equipped kitchen and en-suite bathroom. With a selection of units ranging from 21sqm to 30sqm and a wide range of facilities, the CampusKey team’s Is there to help their students thrive and achieve success in all aspects of their life.

CampusKey prioritizes the wellbeing and safety of their students. As part of CampusKey’s offering, students have access to 24/7 on-site teams should they need assistance as well as a Call-us-anytime number for any emergency. Monthly mentorship sessions, community outreach projects and sustainability drives are part of CampusKey’s philosophy of creating an environment where students can thrive, stay informed and participate in their community.

Howell also added “When CampusKey reimagines old buildings or develops a new one, we look at creative ways to mix communities and uses. Our diversity and energy make our locations more attractive, resilient and workable. This understanding is at the heart of what we do, it is our mission.”

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Managing Director, Leon Howell, said “Bordeaux will be the most exciting experience students can imagine. In addition to the energetic vibe which encourages connectivity among students, guests and locals, our team is focused on service excellence and understanding the needs of all our guests. We want them to live their best life.”

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NO MID-YEARS? NO PROBLEM.

HOW TO MAKE THE BEST OF EXTRA MATRIC TEACHING TIME The Matric mid-year exams normally provide a valuable opportunity for Grade 12s to get in the right frame of mind for their all-important final exams later in the year, and for them to get a good idea of how far they’ve come and how much ground still needs to be covered. However the Department of Basic Education has announced that the Matric mid-year exams will once again fall away this year as a result of the impact of Covid, lockdowns and other mitigation measures, to allow for additional teaching time so that Matrics can complete the whole curriculum.

An education expert says while it is unfortunate that Matrics will once again lose the opportunity to write an official mid-year exam as a result of our current circumstances, Matrics can, with the right approach, turn this negative into a positive and use the extra time to their advantage.

“Unfortunately, like the Class of 2020 before them, the Class of 2021 are again facing the most important year of their school careers under very difficult and unusual circumstances,” says Nola Payne, Head of Faculty: Information and Communications Technology at The Independent Institute of Education, SA’s largest and most accredited private higher education provider.

“As pointed out by Minister Angie Motshekga, many Grade 12s would have lost as much as 60% of teaching time this year, on top of the fact that they didn’t finish last year’s curriculum. Additionally, they also had to sacrifice holiday time to make up for lost teaching days. All things considered, it is clear that this year’s Matrics are again under a lot of strain, and being called upon to perform to the best of their ability under rather difficult circumstances,” says Payne.

However there are ways in which they can mitigate the impact of their circumstances, and ensure they make as much as possible with what they do have available before sitting for their final exams later this year, she says.

“It is important to realise that you are not alone, and that it is okay to not feel okay all the time. But then also to make the choice that you are going to do the best that you can with the resources and support you do

have available, and even to get a little creative in the process,” says Payne.

STEP ONE: MAKE THE BEST OF TEACHING TIME “Get as much as possible from your contact classes, and be sure to do all you can to grasp key concepts. If you don’t understand something, keep asking for assistance and clarification until you do. If you are studying at home and you find there is something you don’t understand, keep a list of questions to ask your teachers when you are back in class again.

“Don’t just move on to the next thing and think you are going to come back to challenging work later – steadfastly build on your knowledge so that you can continue with confidence.”

STEP TWO: TAKE CARE OF YOUR MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL WELLBEING Matric is a tough year even under normal circumstances. This year’s Matrics didn’t only have to face the unprecedented challenges of last year, but have now had to contend with an environment filled with uncertainty, unusual requirements such as masking and interrupted teaching time, and fear of the future for close on a year and a half.

“Unfortunately, things didn’t return to normal at the strike of midnight on December 31 2020, and the tough times continue to this day. The events of the past year have left their mark on the psyches of all, and Matrics should understand that it is okay to not be okay given the circumstances.

“So if you are feeling overwhelmed

or anxious, recognise and acknowledge this fact, and reach out to a trusted adult for support and assistance. Try to look after your physical wellbeing as much as possible, by getting enough sleep, fresh air, and exercise if you are up to it. When things get too much, take a timeout, practise deep breathing, and return to the task at hand when you are feeling better.”

STEP 3: GET CREATIVE WITH YOUR LEARNING Payne says that even though most Matrics in South Africa won’t be writing their mid-year exams, anyone can still set up their own mock exams – alone or with friends.

“Make a fun activity of it, by getting past exam papers from your school library, your teacher or online, and simulate an exam environment.

Sit down with your clock and all the supplies necessary, and pretend you are in fact writing an exam within the allotted time.

“This will give you a good framework from which to proceed with your learning, because you’ll be able to see whether you need to work faster, get a feel for the different formats of questions, and also insight into which work requires additional attention. After completing the paper, you and your study partners can go over the questions together, which is an additional learning opportunity.”

STEP 4: FIND AND USE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Last year, and continuing this year, the national and provincial education departments ensured that they loaded

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a host of additional resources on their websites – from exam and study tips to past papers and other resources.

Additionally, the public broadcaster regularly schedules lectures which can be viewed for free.

“Look further than just your own province’s website and see whether you can find additional resources on the websites of education departments in other provinces,” says Payne.

“There is also a myriad of videos on YouTube which can assist with those subjects or concepts in which you need additional help.”

STEP 5: KEEP THE END GOAL IN MIND Things are tough right now, and the circumstances not ideal for performing at your best. However, by keeping the future in mind and connecting that to your daily efforts, you’ll be able to keep the momentum while building on the small victories of each day, says Payne “Always remember what you are working towards. By doing your best every day, you’ll be able to finish your year to the best of your ability, which will open up opportunities for the future. Start considering your options for next year, and remember that universities and private higher education institutions are aware of the continuing difficulties facing this year’s Matrics. If you need help with your future vision, or even motivation to complete the year with a bang, don’t hesitate to visit a respected campus near you for help, support and guidance.”

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FIELDS OF STUDY

Sometimes the idea of choosing a degree is daunting, just because of all the options available. What do you actually do with each degree?

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Although this qualification offers graduates access to the entire tourism industry, BCom qualifications are focused on the management of the industry and businesses. It creates specific access to careers such as tourism economists, tourism managers, marketers, researchers, lecturers, consultants, guesthouse managers and event managers in both private and public enterprises.

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Labour relations specialist/practitioner -The provision of expert advice both in an organisational as well as a consulting capacity. This will include, among others, managing discipline and dismissal, dispute settlement, collective bargaining, dealings with trade unions, CCMA and Labour Court cases, employment conditions, and training and development. Analyst Students can also study Labour Relations Management to prepare for a career providing insight into market trends as an analyst. These analysts may apply their knowledge of human behaviour to develop marketing strategies. Researcher, teacher or lecturer.

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A business manager is responsible for the planning and organising of activities and people, as well as the leading and guidance of people. Managers’ main tasks are problem-solving, to lead teams, to facilitate team processes and to regularly communicate with people.

The degree gives you access to a wide variety of career opportunities, as management principles are applied in all organisations.

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Communications managers can work in various types of industries from the educational sector to food and beverage and technical industries.

BCom qualifications are focused on the management of the industry and businesses. This degree creates specific access to careers such as: organisation managers, tourism managers, communications managers, marketers, researchers, lecturers, consultants, guesthouse managers and event managers in both private and public enterprises.

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Bachelor of Commerce in Economic Bank management Sciences with Economics and Risk Financial risk management Management Corporative and city treasurer Funds- and asset management SAFEX trade Money-, capital- and stock market Economic advice Bachelor of Administration with Human Resource Management OR with Industrial and Organisational Psychology Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resource Management

Training and development Recruitment and assessment Safety and risk assessment Management and leadership Human resource management Arbitration and mediation Labour dispute resolution

Bachelor of Administration in Administrator Development and Management with Community worker Local Government Management International correspondent Public Administration consultant Mediator Non-profit administrator Policy advisor Researcher Teacher/Lecturer Politician Analyst Bachelor of Arts with Industrial and Training and development Organisational Psychology and Recruitment and assessment Labour Relations Management Safety and risk assessment Management and leadership Human resource management Arbitration and mediation Labour dispute resolution Bachelor of Arts with Tourism Management

Bachelor of Commerce in Management Sciences with Marketing and Tourism Management

Tourism Management Tourism marketers Marketers Researchers Lecturers Consultants Guesthouse managers Game farm managers and event managers in both private and public enterprises.

Although this qualification gives graduates access to the entire tourism industry, BCom qualifications are focused on the management of the industry and businesses. It creates specific access to careers such as: Tourism managers Tourism marketers Marketers, Researchers Lecturers, Consultants Guesthouse managers, Game farm managers and event managers in both private and public enterprises.

Bachelor of Commerce in Sport business managers, Administrators, Management Sciences with Sport Tertiary institution sport bureau managers, and Business Management School sports managers, Provincial sport development officers and managers High-performance institution managers Provincial level sports administrators Local sports club and community center managers, National level sport federation managers Professional sport teams managers Sports franchise entity owners and managers, Business Manager, Business consultant, Business Analyst, Sales Executive, Sport Marketer, Sport Administrator, Recreation Manager, Positions in the Hospitality sector

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