a guide to help you determine is your left or right brain dominant; to determine dominance of your brain’s two hemispheres helps you understand yourself better; your way of thinking and your abilities play a role in the elective subjects that you must take at school; the right subjects will enable you to make the right career choices going forward

a guide that will help you prepare for the right career; choose the right career through several tests, namely psychometric tests: aptitude tests, interest tests and personality tests; find out about other careers by going to a business practice or firm; read career advertisements for ideas; consider a gap year

a detailed guide to career opportunities; general occupational fields which are divided into categories are discussed along with many examples of possible occupations to pursue for each; categories include: craftsmanship and skilled specialist trades; education and teaching; engineering and building; finance, figures and accounting; general services; hospitality and tourism; information and communication technology (ict); language and communication; law; law enforcement and protection; management; marketing and sales; medical- and healthcare; performing and dramatic arts; plant and animal sciences; science and mathematics; secretarial and administrative; social sciences; sports; visual and creative arts

a detailed guide for high school kids that will help them select school subjects for caps further education and training phase grade 10 to 12; how to deal with uncertainty of your future; your interests; what is an occupation; what is a calling (also known as vocation); list of subjects available for caps; requirements to matriculate and obtain your national senior certificate (nsc); choosing between mathematics or mathematical literacy; how to select your three electives; subjects you need for possible careers in various fields

a detailed guide for high school learners to help them choose the right field of study; decide whether to obtain a degree or diploma; do you want to study after school at a university, technical university (technikon) or college; a list of general faculties with their unique departments at universities; faculties include: economic and management sciences; education engineering, built environment and information technology; health sciences; humanities; law sciences; theology and religion; veterinary sciences; a list of undergraduate degrees from university faculties for which you can study to practice a professional occupation

a guide for high school learners to help them select a university; find applicable information about your chosen field of study at universities; a listing of universities in south africa; information for their website, contact number(s), email address(es) and campus(es) is included; general universities: nelson mandela university (madibaz); north-west university (nwu / pukke); rhodes university (rhodian); university of cape town (uct / ikeys); university of fort hare; university of johannesburg (uj); university of kwazulu-natal (ukzn); university of limpopo; university of pretoria (up / tuks); university of south africa (unisa); university of stellenbosch (maties); university of the free state (ufs / kovsies); university of the witwatersrand (wits); university of venda; university of western cape (uwc); university of zululand (ongoye); walter sisulu university (wsu); universities of technology: cape peninsula university of technology (cput / cats); central university of technology (cut); durban university of technology (dut); mangosuthu university of technology (mut); sol plaatje university (spu); tshwane university of technology (tut); university of mpumalanga; vaal university of technology (vut)