In this episode of Career Connect, we look at the importance of having a vision board as young graduates planning to join the hustle and bustle of the corporate world. National Graduate Development Manager at the IIE’s Rosebank College, Lillian Bususu and

In this episode of Career Connect we look at the classic tale of earning one’s degree and not being able to secure proper employment. We discuss what one can do to cope with the frustrating process of not getting employment post-graduation.

The hospitality industry requires long work hours and needs someone with a passion for it, a person who is willing to do the extra work to learn more about the industry. Siyanda Dlamini the 35-year-old Pietermaritzburg-born entrepreneur started from as l

Social media has changed the way people do business and market their products. Host Ntsiki Mkhize talks to marketing influencer Federico Dedeu from indaHash about what this is and how to make a career out of it.

Social media has changed the way people interact with each other over the years and in some way social media has also developed new careers. Ntsiki Mkhize together with studio guests Sarah Hoffman social media law specialist and Karabo Ntshweng social med

Student village CEO Ronen Aires interviews Phindile Hlabangane senior recruitment analyst at Accenture and Mondilakhe Nocanda CPUT graduate, to share their views and give expert advice on the importance of having a first job.

Mbali Nkosi and Mpumi Mlambo share their insights and experiences in the broadcasting industry and how it has changed over the years.

Chief copyright editor, Zethu Zulu and publisher and author, Thabisa Mahlape, discuss some of the misconceptions about writing as a career, what it entails, how it may change and the realities it brings.

Everything from websites to social media sites all need a coding guru to develop so that people can have easy access to information from a simple click of a button. Camille Agon, Co-Founder and MD of We Think Code together with Sherwin Hulley student at

10% talent and 90% hard work can make you the best interior designer in the country if not the world. On Career Connect MD and Founder of Two Design Alan Foley and UJ interior design student Surita Naidoo, give a more detailed platform on interior designi