“Writing an exam can be a very stressful experience for many learners, even when they were diligent in their revision,” says Dr Gillian Mooney, Teaching and Learning Manager at The Independent Institute of Education, South
Choosing what to do with your post-graduation life can be exciting and stressful (not always an even balance of the two). Though you may feel rushed and it may seem like everyone you know is
Despite efforts by government to promote a fair and transparent credit market, protect consumers and their rights, level the playing fields between credit providers by standardizing the way in which credit is granted so that
As 2016 winds down, it is tempting to put personal and professional development on the backburner until New Year’s Resolution-time rolls around on January 1. However seizing the day and taking one or two small
So, you’ve just moved into digs. That’s really cool. You can’t wait to explore your own space and enjoy some alone time without your parents or resmates around you all the time. Even if you
The increase in the number and severity of bullying incidents in South African schools calls for urgent and sustained intervention, an education expert has warned. “Almost every week we hear of another desperate learner or
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No one likes to think about growing old, not even middle-aged people. But it must be confronted sooner, rather than later, because “later” is precisely when we need structure to be in place. We might
We all want to use our time as a student wisely. The problem is we struggle to know precisely what that means. We think that because we managed to get in to study at an
When we make it into university, it can be one of the most daunting tasks in the world. For many of us, this means we move our entire life for a few years in order