Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Keep it SuperChilled this Exam Season
This exam season, keep the chill factor prevalent by dosing the whole family up on SuperChill. The beauty of these tabs? SuperChill contains a calming blend of herbs, minerals, and vitamins that keeps the energy delivery to your brain constant – helping you focus on your studies – while relaxing and calming your – or…
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Saving, spending and students
The average South African student is in debt, yet spending like there’s no tomorrow. Students spend an average of R2 702 each month – far more than the average South African who spends R2 100.
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5 RULES FOR SURVIVING POST-GRAD STUDY (AND LIFE IN GENERAL)
Even students who did well in achieving their undergraduate qualifications are often caught by surprise when the full reality of the demands of post-graduate study hits them. And those who struggled through their undergraduate qualifications may see only dark days ahead
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Technology Offers Alternative Solution to a Student with Special Needs
Mohalatsi Mabilietse is a Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) student who has a very small stature. For years, the 2nd year IT student depended on his sister and friends to drive him around. He was born and bred in Philindaba, Bloemfontein and matriculated from Martie du Plessis in 2013.
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Locksmithing one of the world’s oldest professions
The next time you lock yourself out of your home (and you will), take heart from the fact that a similar fate has befallen those who lived millennia before you.
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SACAP FIELD WORK GRADUATES LEAD THE WAY
Unemployment rates in South Africa averaged 25.25% from 2000 until 2014 according to Statistics SA. With the employment market remaining competitive, graduates continue to need skills that set them apart from their fellow graduates.
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THE GOOD, THE BAD AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Few parts of a business can suffer from greater inefficiencies than the management of resources in production and delivery. But you can tackle these problems head-on with the expertise you get from a good operations management course.
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Keeping up the success rate of your business
During tough times it’s hard to keep your business from going under, but if you passed the bench mark for keeping your small business alive for over a year, you have a good thing going. Now, all you have to do is keep the pace and dodge every bullet that may come your way.
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More options, more money and more choice – that’s tourism
In 2012 South Africa’s travel and tourism industry accounted for nearly 10% of its GDP, which equals to about 40 billion US dollars. This is an enormous amount and it’s not hard to see why since our amazing wildlife, natural features and rich history are very attractive. For this simple reason hospitality management courses are…
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What can you study to be an entrepreneur?
Who doesn’t want to be their own boss? More and more we are seeing that people aspire to be an entrepreneur – a professional that straddles the fine line between being a creative individual and a businessperson.
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