In South Africa, there seems to be an increasing demand for IT specialists every year. The rapidly developing technical environment in which we live is the primary cause of the increased need for IT specialists in South Africa.

The good news for those who want to study IT at college is the rise in demand for IT workers. Mathematics is one of the disciplines you must take in high school to pursue a career in IT (Physical Science if you are interested in IT engineering)

For students who are interested, many colleges in South Africa offer IT and computer science degrees. These requirements apply to both undergraduate and graduate students.

The following are the minimal criteria for students interested in studying IT:

• National Senior Certificate (NSC)
• 50% for Home Language
• 50% for Mathematics

For IT professionals to excel in the IT sector, they must possess strong communication abilities as well as problem-solving, troubleshooting, and creative talents.

The following South African colleges offer IT courses:

• Rosebank College
• Varsity College
• AIE 
• Boston City Campus
• False Bay College
• College of Cape Town
• Stadio
• Mancosa

You can work as a web developer, information systems manager, operations analyst, database administrator, computer systems analyst, and other positions with an IT degree.

Below are some degree courses and Universities