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23 South Africans graduate at the United Nations World Maritime University
As an ongoing commitment to the development of maritime skills, another group of 13 South Africans commenced their studies at the World Maritime University in September 2014.
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Study Tips from Together We Pass
Are you struggling to sit at your desk and study for the exam at hand? Here are a few study tips supplied by Together We Pass.
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The importance of youth entrepreneurship
Being a teenager makes you realise that the world is your oyster. In the deepest despairs of your studies, the only thing that keeps you going is the promise that out there, on the other side of your degree, your dream job awaits you.
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Young professionals: 12 tips to ensure financial success
Starting off in the world of work is exciting, but it can also be scary – you’re on your own now and need to make some important decisions, especially financial ones.
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NMMU celebrates five years of top scholarship
“HOW will you use your knowledge to make the world a better place?” asks the NMMU Vice-Chancellor to scholarship students
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Nursing graduates encouraged to specialise
South Africa continues to grapple with a crippling shortage of nurses as the country improves its access to health services for all.
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7 steps to choosing the right tertiary institution for you
Choosing the right institution may seem like a daunting task, and rightly so. There are many things to consider when making such a big decision.
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Creating a consistent study plan in 4 simple steps by Eduloan
Striving to do well and attain the best marks possible takes constant dedication. You can achieve anything you put your mind to, but what do you do when you have an enormous amount of work sitting in front of you?
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2015 ABSIP Bursary Application is open
The ABSIP Bursary is aimed at financially supporting disadvantaged black students who have demonstrated academic excellence, a passion to pursue a career within financial services industry and be studying at any university in South Africa.
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Minister Sisulu is Right- Youth Need Jobs, Not Houses
The recent questioning of Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu on the age restricting criteria for free public housing is ill-considered and out of context. Do you agree?
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