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Interview with Oghenethoja Umuteme
UNICAF has caught up with Oghenethoja Umuteme who has taken advantage of UNICAF’s Short Courses. Not only did Mr Umuteme finish all courses in record time, but also with exceptional results. Mr Umuteme, could you please tell us where you work and what position you have at your company? I was formerly working as Engineering…
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Putting Talent First
For every successful company, having satisfied clients that preferably bring return business is essential to a sustainable business model. When setting up a business, some of the main tasks is to ensure that the products or services offered are in demand, keeping operational costs low and marketing. What is often…
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UNICAF University Malawi Campus
UNICAF University is proud to announce the opening of the Malawi UNICAF University campus! UNICAF University is a unique and exciting new development that promises to provide greater higher education opportunities and a brighter prospect to aspiring students, both locally and from the surrounding regions. This is a dynamic and…
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Time to Switch off
In today’s 24 hour society, life can be overwhelming. Having a full time job, taking care of family, running errands, doing chores, studying, commuting to work and back, can create a feeling that everything is becoming just too much to handle. This feeling, also commonly known as stress, is a…
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How Education can affect Your Income
Education can change lives, but it can also change one’s economic circumstances. The level of income one can earn post-university is perhaps the easiest to measure return on investment in education. Those in the procession of masters, doctoral or professional degrees earning  more during their careers than those with less…
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A list of common questions that you need to know before you apply
Every day many people like you who are interested in joining UNICAF have many questions. With this blog, we try to answer some of these common your questions, including: Q. What are the eligibility requirements that candidate should have to be able to join the UNICAF Scholarship programme? A.
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How to prevent Failure in University
Failure in University is one of our biggest fears in our student’s life. Nobody wants to fail! The most common question is why do students fail. There are some tips to do avoiding that: Prepare yourself. It is very important to prepare yourself before you go to a higher level…
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Setting Goals
So you wonder how great men and women achieve great things? We bet you’re thinking it’s all a turn of luck, lady fate is shining down on them, letting them win in life whilst you get the short end of the stick. But do you really think life…
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Reasons to study MA-Education.
In today’s world, it simply isn’t enough to just earn a bachelor’s degree if you expect to make a real difference. If you are looking for a rewarding career in a growing industry, you should seriously consider becoming a Master in Education. The reasons to study Master in Education…
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Why Believing In Yourself Is Important
You could say that the world just doesn’t want things to go your way. In fact you could say that this just isn’t your world and things will never go your way. That’s not the case. In fact it’s never the case. How many people do you know…
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Why study MSc – Business Psychology ?
Psychology is the study of mind and behavior involved with human experiences.  Psychologists explore concepts such as attention, emotion, cognition, perception, intelligence, brain functioning and other areas. Psychologists employ empirical methods to conclude relevance and correlation relationships between psycho social variables. Reasons to study Psychology: Better understanding of yourself. If…
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South Africa’s Education System in ‘Crisis’
The Education system in South Africa faces a number of challenges despite the fact it has one of the highest rates of public investment in the world, with the South Africa government spending more on education than on any other sector. “We face many problems in education” as Angie Motshekga…
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