Student apprentices tackle core business

21 May 2012

Students at SAC UCT students showed off some winning business acumen at the first instalment of the twice-yearly AIESEC Student Apprentice Challenge (SAC) in early May.

The SAC – hosted at UCT for the first time since its 2005 inception – pitted 64 ambitious students from around South Africa against each other in a five-day face-off, testing core business disciplines such as project management, networking, logistics and bargaining. The challenge was organised jointly by AIESEC's UCT chapter and AIESEC South Africa.

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