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Universities, community and industry must work together to help job-ready Indigenous graduates start their careers.

Demands range from cheaper taxi fares to a Basic Income Grant...

Universities, community and industry must work together to help job-ready Indigenous graduates start their careers.

Most players from the Paddle Prairie Métis Settlement are brand new to volleyball.

Lilitha Sobuza (23) from Khayelitsha is one of the young women who have received funding and assistance from CHIETA.

Young women who are not yet sure which career path they want to follow should consider the chemicals sector, which offers various career fields.

The future of work has generated robust debate among governments, industry, academics and social commentators. The intensity of these debates has extended to the accounting profession. Accordingly, and drawing on the experiences and interpretations of accounting professionals, tertiary students, and academics involved in a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) experience, the present research problematises tensions and gaps between employer skill and knowledge expectations and student interpretations o...

While the African Unions legal and policy framework does refer - patchily - to the rights, interests and plight of girls; continental bodies and national governments can and should do more...

The move is designed to help Nestlé meet its 2025 ambition to make 100% of its packaging recycleable or reusable...

/CNW/ - Young people and students have a pivotal role to play in Canadas economic recovery and future growth. In the run-up to World Youth Skills Day on July...