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Certificate in Journalism and Media Studies
Bosa Bosele Training College · Gaborone
About this programme
A certificate introducing the fundamentals of journalism and media - news writing, reporting, media ethics and communication - for those pursuing entry-level roles in print, broadcast and digital media. Programme details are indicative. Bosa Bosele publishes no per-programme BGCSE cut-off; the points shown are ACRON's standard level-based guide, not a college figure.
Entry requirement
Entry requirement: at least 12 points.
Programme facts
| Qualification | Certificate |
| Institution | Bosa Bosele Training College |
| Faculty / school | Media Studies |
| Duration | 1 year |
| Location | Gaborone |
| Minimum points | 12 |
| Accreditation | BQA Accredited |
| Funding / sponsorship | Department of Tertiary Education Financing (DTEF) - Government of Botswana student financing |
| Demand outlook | HRDC forecasts about 1,509 openings a year in CREATIVE INDUSTRIES (2025). 2,326 graduates in this field were recorded unemployed at 2024Q1, which at that rate is about 1.5 years of hiring to absorb the people already waiting — ACRON’s calculation from two HRDC figures, not an HRDC finding, and it counts only the existing pool. Graduates per opening: not shown. ISCED "Arts & Humanities" spans both Creative Industries and Humanities and cannot be split between them, so no graduate figure is paired here. These openings are a forecast of need, not posts that are currently being filled. In July 2026 the Directorate of Public Service Management told Parliament's Public Accounts Committee that government "currently do not have the financial capacity to create new vacancies", and that more than 8,000 students now graduate each year while the economy is no longer creating jobs at the same pace. Government policy reserves 80% of entry-level vacancies for new graduates and is achieving about 70%. (Directorate of Public Service Management, evidence to the 62nd sitting of the Public Accounts Committee, reported by Mmegi (July 2026).) This describes the whole field, not this programme alone, and it is not a government waiting list — Botswana publishes no such figure. Source: HRDC Priority Skills Report, March 2025, Table 31 p.41 and Appendix 3 pp.66-76. |
Careers this programme leads to
Journalist Reporter News Writer Media Assistant Content Creator Communications Assistant Broadcast Assistant Sub-Editor Public Relations Assistant Social Media Officer
Source
Published by https://www.bosabosele.ac.bw/apply.html.
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