Catalogue
Over 100 outcomes-aligned titles, ready to prescribe.
Our Catalogue spans textbooks, eBooks and outcomes-aligned CourseBook™ titles across subject areas and NQF levels. Institutions may adopt individual prescribed titles through our standard per-student licensing model. Where broader access across multiple CourseBook™ titles is required, alternative library licensing arrangements can be explored to suit different programme sizes and institutional needs.
What's in the Catalogue
The Catalogue covers subject areas including Business, Finance, Accounting and Taxation, Hospitality and Tourism, Literacies and Professional Skills, Human Resources, Media, Management, Marketing, Law, and Human and Social Sciences.
Titles are available in the format an institution needs: print, digital eBook, or as an outcomes-aligned CourseBook™, interactive, analytics-enabled, and developed around clearly stated learning outcomes.
Available as print, digital eBook, or CourseBook™
Developed around clearly stated learning outcomes, with supporting title and CourseBook™ outlines available where applicable.
Browse the Catalogue
98 titles shown
A Guide to Entrepreneurship
An Introduction to Economics
An Introduction to Occupational Health, Safety and Ergonomics
Business Ethics: Local and Global Perspectives
Data and AI: Driving Digital Transformation in Organisations
Digital Transformation: Building a Future-Ready Business
E-commerce: The Essential Guide
Foresight in Focus: Scenario Planning for the Next Industrial Revolution
From Maths to Stats: Building Business Foundations
Leadership
Office Administration: Competencies, Operations and Management
Practical Entrepreneurship in South Africa
A note on what's public, and what's bespoke
The public Catalogue is what any institution can browse and prescribe from directly. Alongside it, some titles are developed specifically for a partner institution, built around that institution’s own programme outcomes, and these aren’t part of the public Catalogue: they stay exclusive to that partnership.
This isn’t a limitation. It is the same alignment work the Catalogue is built on, applied to a single institution’s specific needs. If the public Catalogue doesn’t cover what an institution needs, that’s worth a conversation.
Common questions
Do I need an account to browse the Catalogue?
No. The full public Catalogue can be browsed with no login required. An account is only needed to complete a purchase.
What's the difference between the public Catalogue and my institution's own titles?
The public Catalogue is open to any institution to browse and prescribe from. Some institutions also have titles developed specifically around their own programme outcomes — these are managed through a private, institution-specific portal, separate from the public Catalogue.
Can I get the full title list without providing my details?
Yes — the full Catalogue is browsable with no form or login. The downloadable PDF version, for offline reference, is available behind a short form.
What if the Catalogue doesn't have a title for what we need?
Worth a conversation. Some institution-specific titles have started exactly this way — a gap the public Catalogue didn't cover.