PACE Career Centre is Africa’s longest established career guidance company.

The PACE Research Institute (238-693 NPO) is the research arm of PACE Career Centre.

We are a social benefit organisation.

Our work is informed through research.

Our work outside of South Africa is self-funded.

Our work has benefited more than 17 000 000 people in Africa.

We founded the South African Career Development Association (SACDA) which serves as the professional body for career development in South Africa.

We founded the East African Career Development Association (EACDA) which promotes and supports career guidance delivery in the region.

We wrote the Competency Framework for Career Development Practitioners in South Africa (Government Gazette, 40115).

We have trained and developed countless career guidance practitioners on the African continent.

We wrote the draft curriculum framework for career guidance delivery in schools in South Africa.

We are well known for our innovation in the advancement and delivery of career guidance.

We developed the first fully customisable online career guidance delivery system.

We designed and built the National Career Advice Portal (NCAP) for South Africa.

We built the transnational career guidance system that is used by the 32 small states of the Commonwealth.

We designed and deployed career guidance systems for 14 countries in Africa.

We have designed an AI model to predict academic success.

We have written and published career guidance resources and curriculum for schools.

We introduced academic placement testing into TVET colleges.

We introduced “Career Dress-Up Day” which runs in thousands of primary schools.

We have non-exclusive branches in Ghana, Kenya, and Rwanda.

Our focus is Africa.