EVERYONE successful started at the beginning, and so can you.
Those who want to get an extra qualification on top of their matric have an opportunity to do so at the College for Business and Maritime Studies.
And you still have until 3 April to apply!
Principal at the business and maritime studies college, Enock Nchenzi, said the rise in demand means thousands of desperate people end up enrolling at dodgy colleges.
“Accredited courses are critical. We live in tough times and education is expensive, so make sure your courses are accredited. Education is the key to opportunities and financial freedom.
“We have had thousands of school leavers and working professionals who urged us to make shorter courses for them and we have obliged.”
He said they were currently registering students, who may not have been admitted to varsities or higher learning institutions, for courses in the supply chain and business management industry from NQF Level three to eight, which has the full backing of the South African Qualifications Authority.
Enock said supply chain management was a critical part of the economy and there were not enough people employed in this expansive industry due to a lack of knowledge.
“A junior supply chain manager can earn up to R750 000 a year. There are thousands of vacancies in the supply chain industry which include procurement, buying and selling, logistics and corporate governance.”
The one-year supply chain or business management programme kicks off in early April. Registrations close on 3 April. The cost of the courses are less than R2 000 a month and include a seven inch smart tablet computer. For more information contact 011 339 1301 or email [email protected].
