US EditionHigher Education Minister advocates soft skills to empower SA’s youth
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Higher Education Minister advocates soft skills to empower SA’s youth
By Thapelo Molefe With the world of work continuously changing, civic education and soft skills are increasingly becoming important to ensure that young people are ready for the workplace and are engaged citizens. A total of 225 students were awarded their Civic and Soft Skills NQF Level 5 qualifications during a Youth Month celebration at Ekurhuleni East TVET College’s Kwa-Thema campus. “This is no ordinary skills programme. It is the first of …
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