Latest newsIf you had told me at the beginning of bridging, that this journey would end, I would have agreed - every journey eventually ends. If you had told me that it would end successfully, I probably would have disagreed because I didn't have confidence in myself to believe in myself. If you had told me that it would have ended so successfully, I probably would have laughed at you - because that seemed like a crazy thought, especially since I had closed this chapter over ten years ago when I failed my first attempt. 8 Aug 2023 Read more Director of Milpark Business School Segran Nair says that it is critical for business schools to not only develop business literacy skills among students but to develop individuals holistically so that they become better businesspeople - and better leaders. 5 Jul 2023 Read more Nkhata's foray into the field of accounting was more a matter of coincidence than a determined plan: her primary school marks were so impressive that she landed a spot at the best school in town, which happened to specialise in commerce subjects. She enjoyed these subjects and, along the way, discovered her love for numbers. 27 Jun 2023 Read more Karabo is from Taung, a small town in the North West province of South Africa. The first time she ventured beyond the town's borders was to study in Cape Town - a thousand kilometers away. During her first months in the Mother City, Karabo missed having her family close by, but she didn't let the distance get her down. 26 Jun 2023 Read more Antoinette van Ross, 41, did not grow up with plenty of opportunities for a bright future. She was raised in Westbury in Johannesburg, an area plagued by gang violence and low socio-economic living conditions. She remembers high school as a phase of her life that she wanted to get over and done with, so she could go out and get a job and start to earn money. 23 Jun 2023 Read more South Africa's economy is officially in the doldrums and all of us are being squeezed by rising food prices and rising interest rates. We need to think more carefully than ever about how we use our money and this free online course being offered by and Milpark Education's School of Financial Services could help. 21 Jun 2023 Read more During the course of his matric year in 1998, Shawn Reddy lost his father - a devastating event for him and his family that changed the trajectory of his life, forcing him into the work environment prematurely to help support the household. In the early 2000s and the years that followed, his work life began to take shape and he progressed in the automotive aftermarket industry. Despite the professional strides he made, however, not having a tertiary qualification weighted heavily on Shawn's mind - it felt like he needed to further this education to propel himself to a more senior role. 21 Jun 2023 Read more Milpark Education has clinched top honours at the 2022 SABPP Awards again for its HR courses, sealing its status as one of Africa's most dynamic online learning institutions doing education differently. 26 Jan 2023 Read more Covid-19 accelerated the use of digital technologies in supply chain management, improving efficiency and reducing costs, while introducing tighter controls that lessen opportunities for corruption. These technologies could help hold South Africa's state-owned entities accountable, which again came under fire for irregular expenditures in the latest Auditor-General's report. 12 Jan 2023 Read more As the sun sets on 2022, it is important to pause and reflect on what lies behind us, and what we can expect in the future, as management educator. 12 Dec 2022 Read more Have you ever thought of adding cryptocurrency to your portfolio as a safe-haven asset? Many investors believe that cryptocurrency (e.g. Bitcoin, Ethereum and the like) is a safe-haven asset. However, what are the characteristics of a safe-haven asset? 9 Dec 2022 Read more Despite facing many challenges, CA Connect student Miriro Mlilo from Zimbabwe not only passed her Namibian ITC exam this year, but she also received the top marks of all students taking the exam. Here she shares her story as well as some tips and strategies for success. 5 Dec 2022 Read more As a co-founder of CA Connect and a CA myself, I have been involved with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (Saica) Top 35 under 35 Awards (T35U35) since its inception in 2014, when I was the runner-up in the competition. This year I am particularly privileged to be a T35U35 judge and pleased that Milpark is a contributor and sponsor for this inspiring initiative that celebrates the exceptional. 23 Nov 2022 Read more Milpark graduate Portia Letlape remembers a time in her life after she'd finished matric, when she walked the streets of Rustenburg with a printed copy of her CV, looking for a job. Now, over 22 years later, she is in an executive position at Absa, as the head of Product at Absa Home Loans. 22 Nov 2022 Read more Economics helps businesses comprehend the country's economy, rules, policies, regulations, resources available for usage, and government actions. It also helps acquire information about a target market's income levels and lifestyle. This makes it possible for companies to consider the dynamics involved in creating a successful business model. 18 Nov 2022 Read more With the launch of its School of Professional Accounting, Milpark Education aims to make finance and accounting skills, and the chartered accountant industry, more broadly accessible to South Africans - especially to students who have been hampered by disadvantages of schooling and background, as well as professional and personal circumstances. 8 Nov 2022 Read more Philip van der Walt plays professional rugby for the Newcastle Falcons, a Premiership team based in the UK. For the past four years, he has been playing professional rugby while studying for an MBA with Milpark Business School. It's not been easy to juggle it all, and he admits he might have dropped the ball a few times. 1 Nov 2022 Read more In today's world, everyone is busy. So busy, in fact, that it can cause us to lose ourselves. We obsess over being better, faster, or stronger that we forget about our wellbeing. We stop taking care of ourselves and our bodies because we believe that we don't have time for it. Our bodies aren't designed to be in this constant state of alarm. We are designed to fight or flight, and then recover. The modern world doesn't appear to allow us that recovery time, and this creates a vicious circle. The more stressed we are, the less time we have to care for ourselves. The less time we have to care for ourselves, the more stressed we become. 14 Oct 2022 Read more Consumers can now get more competitively priced, pertinent and personalised insurance when and where they need it most, thanks to embedded insurance. 7 Oct 2022 Read more First, what is health insurance? It is a financial product that consists of a benefit or multiple benefits providing cover for certain medical costs. Let us unpack this... 29 Sep 2022 Read more
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