The future of work
The History of Industrial Revolutions: 1st (1784): Steam, water, equipment for mechanical production 2nd (1870): The division of labour, electricity, mass production 3rd (1969): Electronics, IT, automated production…
The arts could become more important for young people than maths in the future, according to a leading education expert. Researcher Andreas Schleicher, who leads…
To prepare for a career in Computer literacy, here are the basic skills which everyone needs to master Plus links to tutorials to help you…
Your computer and monitor are referred to as Hardware. Input and output devices (to communicate with your computer) include keyboard, mouse and trackpads are all…
Does South Africa have the skills for tomorrow’s jobs?
Stats from WeForum.org indicate that roughly 15-20 million young individuals from all over Africa will be entering the workforce for…
The IDC is the primary driving force of commercially sustainable industrial development and innovation in South Africa and the rest of the African continent. The…
Job site CareerJunction has published its latest jobs index (CJI), These findings are based on comprehensive data gathered from the Career Junction website – where…
With the easing of lockdown regulations, the False Bay TVET College 2D Animation programme was able to host two one-day stop-frame animation workshops. This…
Meet robots, Bongani & Mbali
Meet Bongani and Mbali – two robots built by nine pupils involved in the robotics…
Engineers Should Master Soft Skills for a Successful Career
Great changes are happening everyday in the exciting fields of engineering. New technologies are emerging…
Ready for the 4th Industrial Revolution – False Bay College research paper
This research paper is authored by Ms Melanie Vermaak, Academic Head at False Bay TVET…