Miscellaneous articles; various smaller articles and blogs Unisa related on Together We Pass
Understand the entry requirements for ECD NQF Level 4, including minimum education levels, age criteria, RPL access, and career outcomes in early childhood development.
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If you’re researching where to study occupational health safety SA, it’s important to choose a recognised qualification that offers practical training and meets South African workplace compliance standards. One suitable option is the Occupational Health and Safety Practitioner Qualification offered by Skills Academy, which is designed to prepare learners for real-world health and safety responsibilities
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An ECD qualification prepares you for rewarding careers working with young children in preschools, schools, and childcare centres across South Africa.
What Can I Do With an ECD Qualification? Read More »
Loadshedding – It’s been all the rage lately and never for the right reasons. It may be happening in South Africa for the solid reason of avoiding a national blackout, but it still does not make South Africans any less angry. Yes, the electricity being off for a few hours at a time can put
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You may be asking yourself what the story is with Together We Pass. How will TWP help me with my UNISA studies? Click here to see the compliments given us by past students showing how much we helped them – all taken from Facebook, Twitter or our study groups. Here are some of the ones that caught
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Unisa technical difficulties are nothing new, especially when it’s on registration day. As registrations started today, the first hiccup for the semester happened when both UNISA’s website and myUNISA went down. UNISA has a history of outages and hopefully, they will resolve this problem permanently for the rest of the semester to run smoothly. Their
UNISA technical difficulties are underway… already! Read More »
