CUT Application 2027: How to Apply Online
A guide to the CUT application 2027 process, covering online applications, requirements, and where to verify details on the official CUT website.
Kate Nkanda
Postgraduate Application Deadlines 2027 in SA
A guide to postgraduate application deadlines 2027 for Honours, Master’s and PhD study in South Africa, covering timing, requirements and how to apply.
CCMA Unfair Dismissal Process: How to Lodge
A step-by-step guide to the CCMA unfair dismissal process in South Africa: the 30-day deadline, forms, conciliation, arbitration, and how to lodge a dispute.
Notice Period in South Africa: What the Law Requires
The notice period in South Africa is set by the BCEA. Learn the required weeks, who it applies to, and how to resign correctly.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) in South Africa
How Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) can help you access university study in South Africa without a full matric, and how the process works.
Cover Letter Template 2026 for SA Job Seekers
A cover letter template 2026 guide for South African job seekers: structure, what recruiters want, and how to tailor each application.
Provisional Tax for Freelancers: 2026 SARS Guide
Provisional tax for freelancers explained: who must register, the two payment dates, and how to file with SARS in the 2026 tax year.
NQF Levels Explained: What They Mean
NQF levels explained for South African students: how the 10-level framework ranks qualifications from Grade 9 to doctorate, and why employers use it.
Online Learning vs TVET Colleges: Which Path Gets You Employed? (2026 Breakdown)
You can study online from your bedroom. Or you can attend a TVET college and learn hands-on skills. Both lead to careers. But they lead in different directions. Choose wrong, and you spend years in the wrong classroom. What’s the Core Difference? Online Learning = Study theory anywhere, anytime, in your own pace. Ideal for … Read more
Study Loans vs Bursaries: Which Path Clears Your Way to Study? (2026 Comparison)
You need money for university. Two paths appear: a bursary (money you don’t repay) or a study loan (money you do repay). One path leads to freedom. The other leads to debt. Understanding the difference determines your financial future. The Core Difference (And Why It Matters) A bursary is a gift. You receive it. You … Read more