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UJ bails out financially needy students
All students who qualify for the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) will receive financial assistance. This is according to UJ Student Representative Council President Levy Masete.
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Tshwane University of Technology exhibition promises a tapestry of artistic talent
The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) annually hosts a group exhibition of the work of graduating art students as part of its endeavour to support young and upcoming artists and to open a door for these graduates to step into the professional world of art.
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Scramble starts for student accommodation at universities
AS THE new university year begins, students across South Africa who were not assigned accommodation at their respective universities are scrambling to find housing elsewhere.
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Second chance for supplementary candidates
Pretoria – Learners in Gauteng who qualify for the supplementary exams have been urged to register for free preparatory classes.
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National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) gives Mpumalanga youth an opportunity to thrive
The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) will be hosting an activation of its free Second Chance and Start Here programmes at Riverside Mall in Nelspruit on 18 January 2013.
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UJ First Year Seminar
The University of Johannesburg would like to welcome all its new first year undergraduate students!
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How to Think About Jobs
If your only experience of an office is Dilbert, drop that line of thinking. You need a job and pessimism is only going to make things worse. Besides that, it’ll work against you: you might settle for something bad because you didn’t afford yourself to look around.
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Academic success at CPUT
First-year students who have secured a coveted spot in one of CPUT’s programmes can be assured of gaining relevant skills in their respective fields of study.
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NMMU welcomes its first-year students
For close to 6000 first-year Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University students the academic year starts with a two-week orientation. It kicks off with the Welcoming Ceremony and Faculty Meet and Greet on Saturday, 26 January, at 9am and ends with the last orientation session on Saturday, 9 February 2013.
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Milpark Business School: Choosing a quality private provider
Did you apply to study at a University only to find that you were not accepted? Many students find themselves in this position, but all is not lost.There are many, very able private educational institutions in South Africa that offer a wide range of exciting programmes across a variety of subject areas.So, do your research…
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