We are in the forty-second week of our Voices Unite and are growing in our initiative. Up for grabs are shopping vouchers with Takealot and Superbalist in tandem with a study abroad consultation with Africademics. You have one week left to complete the necessary surveys if you would like to stand a chance of winning the shopping vouchers or consultation.
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Africademics seeks to become a central information hub for funding opportunities, networking and support, and scholarship application assistance for African students. Through providing career advice, resources, and funding information, the organisation is able to support and empower the future leaders of Africa, both within and outside academia.
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The fact is I really do not like the South African educational system, or I am just angry because I suck at using the information and the tools it gives me. But one way or the other, I am either 100% wrong, or 100% right but I will let you decide after you are done reading my experience and my thoughts on our educational system.
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In Week 41 of our Voices Unite initiative, we are introducing a new competition in collaboration with our partner, Africademics. We are giving away study abroad consultations to three lucky Voices Unite participants. If you are a student in your second-year or higher, and, would like to win a consultation with Africademics on studying abroad, make sure to complete the necessary surveys.
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IOA prides itself on its reporting, always prioritising clear, insight-driven and reader-friendly deliverables for our clients. With more than 13 years of experience in report development and design, IOA has built up its own in-house report and publication design capacity. Reporting for clients is an ongoing process, with weekly, monthly and/or quarterly deliverables, as may be required.
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Cleanliness they say, is next to godliness; but this is hardly true today with the youth of my generation as many are more concerned with or about making money that they care less about washing their hands regularly. Especially before preparing meals, before and after eating, after visiting the toilet, taking their bath (at least twice a day), brushing their teeth, using a roll-on, deodorant, perfume or body spray…
Continue readingWe are in the fortieth week of our Voices Unite initiative and are continuing to celebrate all things, Summer! If you haven’t completed our surveys and would like to stand a chance of winning one of the vouchers, worry not. There is still time. We are still giving away shopping vouchers from Superbalist and Takealot for the next three weeks. All you have to do is to complete the necessary surveys.
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On the 27th of October, CEO of In On Africa (IOA) and Founder of Voices Unite, Jonathan Mundell joined the initiative’s LIVE session with The South African College of Applied Psychology (SACAP), to discuss the topic about mental health awareness. The session unpacked the underlying causes for the prevalence of mental health issues in South Africa, what resources youth can get to deal with these issues and how we can raise awareness.
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Have you ever stepped onto an elevator and you make eye contact with the people in it, and you do the awkward head nod? Or have you ever carpooled with a few acquaintances? Or, have you ever been introduced to a group of people by a close friend of yours and you’re just standing there… stuck? Not knowing what to say or talk about can also affect you in social situations, which can make you seem tense and awkward.
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Do you ever get that feeling of drowning in your own thoughts? The conversations you keep replaying in your heads about the future you should have but wishing it was today? This world has become fast-paced and oddly enough we have joined that race. But our race is different, it is one that takes time, effort and a lot of resilience. Is that not what success is?
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