A TikTok video showcasing discounts on short courses from prestigious institutions like the University of Cape Town and Oxford University has gone viral in South Africa, highlighting the importance of skills development and accessible education.
A recent TikTok video highlighting discounts available on short courses from prestigious institutions like the University of Cape Town, its Graduate School of Business, Saïd Business School, and the University of Oxford has sparked significant interest in South Africa. The video, shared by an individual who took advantage of the Capitec Bank discount partnership with GetSmarter, showcased a substantial reduction in the cost of their data analysis course.
The user mentioned paying R11,900 instead of the original R16,600, illustrating the significant savings achievable through this program. The post resonated with many South Africans seeking to enhance their skills in the country's competitive job market. Furthermore, another user chimed in, suggesting alternative options for FNB clients who are unable to afford courses, mentioning the bank's program that provides up to six free Udemy courses per year through the Ebucks section.This exchange highlights the growing demand for accessible and affordable education and skills development opportunities in South Africa. The video's success demonstrates the power of social media in raising awareness about such initiatives and connecting individuals with valuable resources.
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