Striving for a Better South Africa

Below are just a few of the Course types and modules that we will cover.


  • Business Analysis
  • Management
  • Project Management
    • MS Project
  • Community Leadership
  • Time Management
  • Time Management using Outlook
  • Financials
    • Basic accounting
  • Budgets
  • Goal Setting
  • Introduction to Networking (IP Addressing)
  • Microsoft 365 (in person)
    • SharePoint
  • CompTIA (in person)
    • IT Fundamentals
    • A+
    • Network +
    • Server+
    • Security+
  • Microsoft Office
    • Word
    • Excel
    • PowerPoint
    • Outlook
    • Power BI Desktop
  • Desktop Applications
  • Time Management Using Outlook
  • Home budgeting

Latest Posts

  • Great Leaders

    What makes a great Leader

    If you want to know what a man (Manager) is like,
    take a good look at how he treats his inferiors,
    not his equals
    .

         – J.K. Rowling

  • The Magic story

    If you have a skill, apply it; the world must profit by it, and, therefore, You.

    Have you fallen into the rut of those travelled by the never-do-wells, those that class themselves as a failure and are insolvent.

    Time to get out of that before you destroy yourself.

    Whatsoever you desire that is good, is yours, you have but to stretch forth your hand and take it.

    1. Man should not be blinded to whatsoever merit exists in the opportunity which he hath in hand, remembering that a thousand promises for the future should weigh as naught against the possession of a single piece of silver.
    2. Fortune is ever elusive, and can only be retained by force. Deal with her tenderly and she will forsake you for a stronger man. (In that, methinks, she is not unlike other women of my knowledge)
    3. Failure exists only in the grave. Man, being alive, hath not yet failed; always he may turn about and ascend by the same path he descended by; and there may be one that is less abrupt (albeit longer of achievement) and more adaptable to his condition.
    4. Seek comrades among the industrious, for those who are idle will sap your energies from you.
    5. The Ishmaelite and the leper are the same, since both are abominations in the sight of man—albeit they differ much, in that the former may be restored to perfect health. The former is entirely the result of imagination; the latter has poison in his blood.
    6. A person’s downfalls and low points are entirely the product of a negative, self-defeating mindset (the minus-entity). To overcome adversity, a student must reject this submissive attitude and fully embrace their inherent inner strength, confidence, and determination (the plus-entity). By taking immediate action and refusing to allow self-doubt or fear to govern their mind, an individual can reclaim control over their life and achieve success.

    If you would like to read “The Magic Story” book, you can find it here.