IN CONVERSATION WITH SONYA SKIPP, CEO AT iFACTS.

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An article penned by Jenny Reid titled “Skills over degrees: Redefining job
qualifications in South Africa. Jenny cites that in today's evolving job market, a
university degree is no longer the only pathway to success in South Africa.
Increasing employers are valuing practical skills and hands-on expertise over
formal qualifications, opening doors for job seekers who may not have had the
opportunity to pursue traditional higher education. Joining us for this conversation, Sonya Skipp. CEO of iFacts.

21 May English South Africa Education · News

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