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How a Short Course Helped Our Students Find Work
A short course can change what you do next. Many of our Johannesburg students came to Klikleer Academy with a matric certificate and no clear plan. They picked one skill, studied a...
Questions to Ask Before You Sign Up for a Course
Most of us left school with questions we never asked. How do I pick a career? What is the difference between a diploma and a short course? Can I study while I...
Starting a Side Business While You Study Online
Many of our students start a small business while they are still studying. It is possible, but keep it simple. Begin with one service, one price and a few clients you already...
Tips for Finishing a Self-Paced Course on Time
Self-paced courses give you freedom, but freedom needs a plan. Set a finish date on day one and work backwards. If a course has twelve lessons and you have six weeks, that...
Matric Results Are Out: What to Study Next
Most people ask about price and duration before they sign up for a course. Those are fair questions, but there are better ones to ask first. Ask who teaches it, how often...
What SETA Accreditation Means for Your Certificate
Before you pay for any course, ask a few simple questions. Who teaches it, and what is their experience? How long will it take each week? Is there support if you get...
How I Fitted Live Classes Around a Full-Time Job
Finishing a self-paced course is mostly about planning. Decide on two or three fixed times each week and put them in your phone calendar. Treat them like a class you cannot miss....
Free Online Courses South Africans Can Start Today
You do not need to spend money to start learning. Many South Africans begin with a free course and decide later whether to go further. Pick one subject and stay with it...
Study Methods That Help You Remember More
Remembering more starts with how you study, not how long. Close your notes and write down what you can recall. Then check what you missed. This simple habit beats reading the same...
How to Improve Your Business English at Work
Good business English is built a little each day. Read one work email aloud every morning and note any phrase you would like to use yourself. Write short messages first. Say one...