AdvTech is currently discussing the creation of its healthcare faculty with major multinationals and South African corporations.
Roy Douglas, who was AdvTech’s CEO until his retirement at the end of February 2024, recently told the publication that the company was looking at a number of careers in the broader health sector.
“If we skill people, there is an opportunity for them to find employment locally or abroad,” Douglas said.“We could actually just start to open up the opportunity to train nurses. I think it represents a huge opportunity for everyone.” “There is one cruise liner that has indicated to us that they are looking for 600 people a month,” said Douglas.Private tertiary education has expanded substantially in South Africa over the past few years, driven by the need for increased capacity and concerns over the quality of learning environments at some public universities.
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