Choosing a Career based on your Personality 2

Following our article on different personalities and how they can assist us in choosing a career. Here are a few more for those who felt left out.

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Careers: Data Science

Data science refers to the mechanisms, skills and technologies that can be applied to data so as to extract patterns, predictions, anomalies and make recommendations in business

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Career guidance in Zimbabwe

During my secondary school years, I used to be amazed at the lack of career information available to us students. If you didn’t know someone who was in a certain career line that interested you...

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Demistifying the Actuarial Sciences

Actuarial Science is about using mathematical skills to analyse and assess risk. Some of the areas addressed by Actuarial Science include: Insurance, Pensions, Health Care, Banking and investments...

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Choosing a Career based on your Personality

Our personalities describe who we are as unique beings. How we express ourselves whether through fashion or opinions helps others understand us, but how should personality affect our career choices?

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Meet Kundai Musarurwa an Entrepreneur

Following our article on Understanding Entrepreneurship , we met up with Kundai Musaraurwa a young entrepreneur who started her own business in growing and selling mushrooms.

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Understanding Entrepreneurship

entrepreneurship has brought about great life changing ideas and ground breaking products. And entrepreneurs can be best described as exceptional problem solvers!

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Career Interview: Meet Henry Hakulandaba The PhotoJournalist

Following our article on photojournalism, we met up with Mr Hakulandaba who gave us a more vivid out look on pursuing this career line.

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A Career in Photojournalism

It is said "a picture tells a Thousand words" and it never changes even if the setting and the people in it do. That photo will still share its story throughout generations.

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Career Interview: Meet Tapiwa Mangwiro the Economist

Following our article on Economics, we met up with Mr Mangwiro who gave us a more vivid out look on pursuing this career line.

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A Career in Economics

Economics is way more than knowing if your country is doing well or not or who has the most money. It analyses our financial history and how to avoid repeating the same mistakes

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Career Interview: Meet Dr Last Hamandiishe the Dentist

Following our article on Dentistry, we met up with Dr Hamandiishe who gave us a more vivid out look on pursuing this career line.

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A Career in Dentistry

Dentistry is not only about taking away the pain from bad teeth. Dentists help people regain their confidence for that jaw dropping smile!

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Career Interview: Meet Haanyadzisi Batisai the meteorologist

Following our article on meteorology, we met up with Mr Batisai who gave us a more vivid out look on pursuing this career line.

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A Career in Meteorology

Meteorology has been around as far back as the 18th century. It focuses on the fact and processes of the atmosphere. Becoming one blesses you with the power to "predict the future!"

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Training: Microsoft Certified Solution Associate inBusiness Intelligence Reporting

In this 4th installment of the Business Intelligence Training, we will be covering the two exams for the certification. Getting certified gives you key skills and very high visibility.

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Career Interview Nicole Motteux Social Scientist and Coffee Specialist

I see the real magic of coffee as the way it involves interaction between people, cultures, environments, politics and history.

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SWOT Analysis- a tool for career management

SWOT analysis is a useful tool for planning your career direction. If one knows their strengths, they can exploit them, if you know your weaknesses you can work on them or navigate around them...

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5 Years from now, who will you be?

One of the tools I use when giving career guidance advice to recent graduates and working professionals is the “5 years from now essay” and for the younger students: “5 years after graduation"

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