TETA EmpowaYouth Week took place at Orange Farm last week and featured a panel discussion on the skills and opportunities young South Africans need to enter the finance and banking industries.
Chimutunga noted the core skills that will always be relevant – such as decision-making, leadership, data analysis, software development, and engineering – are not being taught effectively by many educational institutions. Chimutunga stated that a proactive attitude and constant effort are critical, as South African businesses will always prioritise diligent and reliable individuals who are willing to learn new things.
“AI won’t take your jobs. People that know how to utilise AI will be the ones that take your jobs,” said Brown.CTU awards R50,000 bursary The organisation was excited to attend the EmpowaYouth Event, as it provides an excellent opportunity to reach passionate South Africans and show them the valuable courses CTU offers.