Skills Development

The initiative to upskill women and youth in the science of Beekeeping. By Linda Botts.

Starting up a business requires a lot of skill that new startups do not necessarily have. You might be good at building carports – but doing admin or creating great social media content for your carport building business is not one of your strong points. By Linda Botts

Have you ever heavily invested energy, time and money into a new product, an investment or new business, wholeheartedly believing that this is the next big thing – just to be confronted with reality and failure?

We all are striving for something; some wants to reach the stars and others wants to be filthy rich. Yet did you ever take a moment and consider what this thing you are striving for will entail, what will the demands be? By Gerty Green

Optique means “Optical” in French, a collective noun describing what the team at Optique do as Optometrists.

“Skills Development” identifies gaps and develops skills to enable one to achieve work goals. It is a way to improve performance with view to enhancing job-related activity and improving task performance abilities – through detailed and repeated experience a worker increases his/her/their knowledge. by Jawad Araf Khan

A matric, a tertiary or professional qualification may have been your entry ticket into your profession, but as an entrepreneur, what is vitally important is the learning that happens AFTER your formal training. In the words of the wise Jim Rohn …
By Andy Hofmeyr, ActionCoach Business Coaching

2021 and the Covid Pandemic which has lasted for much longer than anyone anticipated, has heralded major changes globally. From lifestyle and careers to searches for alternative health options and holistic healing, people are finding new and very innovative ways of making a living and working from home.
By Cindy Robertson

Are our boys lagging behind when it comes to empowerment?

The word Integration has its roots from Latin origin (Integratus), meaning, “to render (something) whole,

This article discusses the career development process for a young woman completing her home schooling under the guidance of the WISC study centre