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The University of Cape Town (UCT) has been ranked 95th in the 2022 Quacquarelli-Symonds (QS) World Graduate Employability Rankings (GER). A total of 786 universities were analysed, six within South Africa. The report published on September 23rd, 2021,

UCT Careers Service is proactively preparing students for an even more rapidly changing world of work and relying on Employer partnership.

One successful UCT student entrepreneur shows how support and drive helped him transform his passion for technology and science into a thriving business.

In part 1 of this article, I talked about what sort of work you could think about and apply for. Currently, you may have a very undemanding job or have periods where you have no work at all. Let’s talk about how you can make the best use of this

Everyone knows that the COVID-19 Pandemic has impacted the global economy and the job market. In any economic downturn, many organisations slow their recruiting, and graduate and entry level opportunities are often affected. So what can you do as a new

University of Cape Town students who wanted to know more about being successful entrepreneurs were in for a learning experience at this year’s virtual national Student Entrepreneurship Week

The University of Cape Town (UCT) Careers Service will be running a series of Career Conversations webinars from 19 August to 18 November to help students identify the transferable skills they have acquired during their time at the university

Hebert Gumbi, an accounting teacher at Mathunjwa High School in Vryheid in KwaZulu-Natal, is the “proud” recipient of the 2020 Stella Clark Teachers’ Award.

Black women in leadership positions are often confronted by different measures of success, intellect and effectiveness in the workplace. UCT Careers Service Director, Brenda Martin, reflects on her personal experience this Women's Month.

The Global energy transition is affecting every aspect of energy production, distribution and consumption. These effects all have an implication for the world of work and in particular, for the talent required now and into the future.

The notion of a Career being associated with a life-long dedication to one ‘job’, accompanied by long-term security of income and eventual retirement, was a thing of the past. UCT Careers Service Director, Brenda Martin, explains.

Megan Blacker, a careers advisor at UCT Careers Service, speaks about how the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted not only the benefits - but also harsh realities - of pursuing a career in the publich health system.

A group of University of Cape Town (UCT) students are showing grit and resilience by changing the way they work to adapt to the challenges of the national lockdown

Ingrid van der Merwe, head of the Careers Advisory Service at the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Careers Service, offers some practical advice for students navigating COVID-19.

At the beginning of 2020, the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Careers Service welcomed a new director to head up its award-winning team. Brenda Martin brings a wealth of experience in leadership and as a member of the campus community.