Eskilz College has the answers you’re looking for. Do what you love and you will never have to work a day in your life. We have all been through that stage of …
Looking for a means to fund your studies can be one of the most stressful aspects when thinking of furthering your studies, but there are many options for students who are not financially able to simply pay for each course. …
After 18 years in a classroom, you might be ready for a break. Taking a gap year between high school and college gives you an opportunity to recharge your batteries, whether you work, volunteer, or travel the globe, taking time …
Over 350 learners with disabilities have enrolled for the Early Childhood Development level 4 learnership at Eskilz College. The learners are doing three to four months theory and nine to 10 months practicals, and next year they will be enrolling …
What are Short Courses? A short course is a great way to acquire new skills or to enhance (or refresh) your existing skills. The course material is designed in such a way as to incorporate the theory behind the skill …
Part-time study becomes ever more popular as people try to juggle earning with learning. Whether you’re picking up a professional qualification, or progressing with your academic study, part-time study offers a viable alternative for those who can’t commit to full-time …
When a potential new employee is being interviewed, human resource professionals assess the candidate against a list of key skills and personal characteristics needed for the job. It’s time to turn the tables and see what that list of key …
Taking a gap year can be extremely beneficial to one’s personal growth. Some studies show that those who take a gap year perform better in university and are more satisfied with their careers afterwards. Even though it goes against the …
Choosing a career is all about passion, your passion for your course, and for your future career. Because the secret to happiness is being able to love whatever it is you do in life. And what does this all have …
Stress. Anxiety. Money. Time. You may think these worries belong to working adults, but they’re also common among college students, particularly freshmen. Here are seven of the most common reasons why students drop out of college. Balancing work and school …