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09JanHow to Choose Between a Degree and a Diploma
Finishing a qualification is only the start. What counts is how you use it. At Tafelberg University we see students turn a first-year course into a job, a business or a postgraduate...
09JanQuestions to Ask Your Lecturer in First Year
Most of us leave school wishing we had asked more questions. University is a good time to change that. Ask what the examiner looks for, which readings matter most and how each...
09JanStarting a Small Business While You Study
Many of our students run a small business next to their studies. It can work if you keep things simple. Pick one product or service, price it fairly and track every rand...
09JanTips for Passing an Online Short Course
Online short courses reward steady effort. Decide when you will study each week and keep to it. Download lectures while you have data or Wi-Fi, so load shedding does not catch you...
09JanWhat to Do After Your Matric Results Come Out
Final exams feel huge, but a clear plan makes them manageable. Start with the subjects that worry you most. Work through past papers with a timer, then mark them yourself. Note every...
09JanHow NSFAS and Bursary Applications Work
Matric results day can bring joy, worry or both. Whatever your results say, you have options, and none of them need to be decided on the first day. First, check the admission...
09JanHow Our Tutors Improved First-Year Pass Rates
First-year marks used to drop sharply in the second term. Two years ago we asked our senior students to work as tutors and the results spoke for themselves. Every tutor now runs...
09JanFree Short Courses Open to the Public This Year
Many people ask us if they can study at Tafelberg University without registering for a degree. The answer is yes. Each year we open a number of short courses to the public...
09JanStudy Methods That Help You Remember More
Remembering more is about how you study, not how many hours you sit at the desk. Short, regular sessions beat one long night before a test. Try this after each lecture: close...
09JanImproving Your Academic English in One Semester
Academic English is a skill you build a little every day. Start with the reading your lecturers set and note ten new words a week. Our tutors in Rondebosch see first-years on...