History

January, 2011

Boston City Campus & Business College celebrates the opening of their 47th and 48th Branch.

November, 2010

Boston City Campus & Business College Boston City Campus & Business College was voted:

“Best College 2010”,

“Best Computer Training College 2008, 2009 and 2010” and;

“Best Personal Development Training 2009”.

The Star, Your Choice 2009 reader’s competition.

November, 2009

Boston City Campus & Business College Boston City Campus & Business College was voted:

“Best College 2009”,

“Best Computer Training College 2008 & 2009” and;

“Best Personal Development Training 2009”.

The Star, Your Choice 2010 reader’s competition.

April, 2009

Boston City Campus & Business College is a Gold Class education Provider of ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants).

March, 2009

Boston City Campus & Business College was awarded the "Prometric’s Platinum Award for 2008".

August, 2008

Voted "Best Computer Training College 2008".

December, 2007

Boston Media House student Michael Cavalho was entered into the World Skills Competition in Japan and won medallions for Medal of "Excellence in Graphic Design & Best of the Nation Award" for South Africa.

December, 2007

Loraine Vorster, Regional Director of CompTIA South Africa "Boston City Campus & Business College not only certify the most individuals on CompTIA certifications in the sub-Sahara Africa region, but also show significantly higher pass rates."

November, 2007

Boston City Campus & Business College celebrates the opening of their 46th Branch.

October, 2007

Awarded "Most Committed Training Provider Trophy" by Services Seta.

August, 2007

Boston City Campus & Business College is identified as "Top College" by Financial Mail Essentials.

January, 2005

Since inception, where Boston City Campus was only offering tuition towards UNISA degrees, there are now over 100 different career paths from which the learners can choose.

February, 2004

From an initial six students in 1991, Boston City Campus and Business College has grown to 40 colleges with over 20 000 students in 2004.

January, 2001

Boston City Campus and Boston Business College merged into one educational entity.

January, 1997

Boston City Campus opened a new division called Boston Business College and, after opening 11 colleges in Gauteng, started franchising the concept nationwide.

January, 1991

Boston City Campus was founded in 1991 by Ari Katz, with the intention to better equip UNISA students to succeed in their examinations.