With news of several effective vaccines coming soon and better treatments for Covid-19, the world is now desperate for a return to 'normality'. The global economy needs it, individual businesses of every size and shape need it, and people need it too. But what form will this 'normality' take? Will flexibility and change define our new normality post Covid-19, as some experts claim?
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Through the past century, most jobs have been categorised in the 8-5 section. Jobs start at 8 am and employees get to leave at 5 pm. In other cases, some companies have an even earlier arrival time. Others require employees to work overtime. However, today's employees have started experiencing some changes in the workplace with regards to flexibility. Employers are beginning to create flexible work schedules for their employees. Despite this, we can not argue with the fact that some jobs cannot have flexible schedules. For example, the medical industry. Doctors can’t treat people from home. There are different types of flexible schedules that employers can use.
The digital divide, characterised by disparities in access to and proficiency with digital technologies, has emerged as a significant barrier to education and socioeconomic advancement worldwide. As societies increasingly rely on digital platforms for learning and communication, the need to bridge this gap has never been more pressing. This article explores the pivotal role of online education in mitigating the effects of the digital divide and fostering greater inclusivity in learning environments. Expanding Access to Education: Online education transcends geographical and logistical barriers, providing learners from underserved communities with access to high-quality educational resources. By delivering content asynchronously and eliminating…
Embarking on a university education through online learning offers a unique set of opportunities and challenges. To truly make the most of this digital academic landscape, students need to adopt intentional strategies that go beyond merely attending virtual classes. In this article, we delve into practical tips for university students to optimise their online learning experience and extract the full benefits of a digital education. Advice And Tricks To Maximise Your Online Learning Leverage Interactive Learning Tools: Take full advantage of the interactive features available on your online learning platform. Participate in forums, quizzes. Interactive tools not only enhance…
The face of higher education is undergoing a profound transformation, with online learning emerging as a lifeline for students. Balancing your life between work, family, and studies is no small feat, and online education has become a game-changer for those seeking to upgrade their competence through learning. In this article, we explore the challenges faced by students and how online education provides a flexible and accessible pathway to academic success. The Student Landscape Students encompass a diverse group, including working professionals, parents, Health professionals, and individuals returning to education after a interruption. Unlike the stereotypical image of a full-time student…
In the pursuit of inclusive education, online platforms have emerged as transformative tools, breaking down barriers for individuals with special needs. Universities, as bastions of knowledge and equal opportunity, are increasingly exploring and implementing online education to make higher learning accessible to everyone. This article delves into the unique advantages, challenges, and the evolving landscape of online education for individuals with special needs at the university level. Advantages of Online Education for Individuals with special needs: Flexibility and Convenience: Online education provides a flexible learning environment, allowing individuals with special needs to create customised schedules that accommodate their unique needs.
In a world that constantly evolves, the landscape of work is undergoing a paradigm shift, with remote working emerging as a transformative force. As we delve into the dynamics of this revolution, we explore the unfolding future of remote work, considering its impact on industries, individuals, and the global workforce. Unicaf, a pioneer in online education in Africa, plays a pivotal role in preparing professionals for this new era, offering programmes that align with the changing demands of the workplace. A Glimpse into the Present The COVID-19 pandemic acted as a catalyst, propelling remote work into the mainstream. What…
Unicaf proudly announces its impactful participation in the 26th Nairobi International Education and Career Fair (NIEF), held from February 9th to 11th, 2024, at the Sarit Expo Center. As the premier education, training, careers, and student recruitment fair in Kenya, NIEF has been a pivotal event since 1999, guiding young Kenyans towards fulfilling their educational aspirations and navigating their career pathways. This year’s theme, “Exploring career pathways to shape your future,” resonated with Unicaf’s mission to contribute to academic research and professional practice which serves the interests of the local communities and the…
In an era characterised by rapid technological advancement and digital transformation, the field of Information Technology (IT) stands at the forefront of global innovation. From revolutionising industries to reshaping daily lives, the demand for specialised knowledge in IT has never been more crucial. Recognising this need, Unicaf University offers an exceptional Information Technology PhD programme, tailored to cultivate the next generation of tech leaders who will drive transformative change. Market Demand for IT Doctoral Graduates in a Digital World In the contemporary landscape, the demand for IT professionals with advanced expertise is on the rise. As industries increasingly rely on…
Unicaf held its annual Thanksgiving and Networking Dinner on December 15th, 2023, aimed at fostering relationships with key partners and stakeholders. The prestigious event witnessed the participation of prominent organisations including Global Peace Foundation, Moringa School, UNESCO, KEPSHA, Imperial, AAR, and many others. Representatives from various sectors came together to celebrate partnerships and explore potential collaborations. The evening commenced with a warm welcome from the Business Development Manager, Mr Samson Kithika, setting the tone for an engaging and productive gathering. Ms Winnie Rachel, Unicaf’s Country Manager, delivered a compelling speech emphasising…