Signing up with UNICAF doesn’t just provide the opportunity to study for internationally recognised degrees at a fraction of the cost, thanks to the generous UNICAF scholarships, or to advance your career, while keeping your job and salary. UNICAF also makes available to its students the latest technological tools and processes, to ensure their success in learning, in career and in life.
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Learning new things may seem easier when sitting alone in a quiet place, or when reading while listening to the radio, or when searching online, while our favourite music is playing at full blast. However, when it comes to the way our brains absorb and store data the process is essentially the same for the majority of humans.
Our Life Online So many aspects of daily life happen online these days. Technology has revolutionised the way we meet, communicate, shop, and learn. Online learning has become very popular for people in rural areas, far away from schools and universities, but also in urban settings among professionals and family carers, who wish to study without disrupting their career or family life. In fact, many more people would like to earn a degree in order to improve their employment chances, further their career, increase their earnings, and build their future.
The Certificate of Secondary Education Exams kicked off last week in Kenya, with 577, 253 candidates sitting for their high school exit exams.
The need for a higher education is an ever growing one in today’s society and there is no shortage of facilities seeking to entice the career-minded individual to enrol with them. However, many tend to overlook what is arguably one of the most significant questions that faces the majority of would be students – how to pay for this desperately needed opportunity without graduating under a mountain of debt. This obstacle is one of the ways in which UNICAF greatly differs from its competition, offering a fast response to scholarship applications to incoming students in an effort to ease that…
UNICAF, the leading online platform in sub-Saharan Africa offering quality higher education degree programmes in collaboration with UK, US, African and European universities, is growing and looking to expand its team. The following positions are available to qualified individuals based in Zambia, Mozambique, Kenya or Tanzania. Country Managers in South-East Africa UNICAF is currently seeking a four (4) Country Manager to be based in Zambia, Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania to have the overall responsibility for the country’s Operations Centre, covering all relevant areas (to set up and management of a call centre, business development, finance, certain marketing aspects, reporting,…
Unicaf University (UU) welcomed visitors during its premier Open Day Events that took place on August 19 and 20. The aim of the event was to introduce the Malawi campus to interested parties and to give visitors the opportunity to learn what it is like to be a student at UU. Student advisers guided the visitors through the state-of-the-campus and answered enquiries regarding delivery modes, such as blended and online learning, scheduling of classes, tuition fees, payment plans, date of commencement and the UNICAF Scholarship programme. Professor Joseph Kuthemba Mwale, Rector of the University, was receiving guests in the board…
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 mentioned in BBC News. Poor Teaching There is poor teaching because teacher’s knowledge of English has to be upgraded. Also some teachers are not coming up to work for parts of the week as a result students can lose out long time of learning. Transportation Children use mini buses to…
The Pie News recently interview our CEO Dr. Nicos Nicolaou so we thought it would be great to share this wonderful interview with you…enjoy! Since 2012, UNICAF has provided almost $30m in scholarships to students in sub-Saharan Africa. CEO, Nicos Nicolaou, speaks to The PIE about how the programme is increasing access to higher education through online degrees. The PIE: Can you tell us about UNICAF? NN: UNICAF was set up to increase access in Africa in higher education. We know from data that millions of students in Africa do not have access to higher education, more importantly to qualifications…
Maryam is one of the top achievers across the broad spectrum of available UNICAF programmes. She considers her online learning experience a real eye-opener. Maryam tried to get a second degree for years, however she never managed because of her family and tight work schedule. You can imagine how pleased she was to discover UNICAF and our plethora of online programmes! Maryam really loved the fact that she could study, at a discounted rate with the benefit of a UNICAF scholarship, from the comfort of her own home, at her own convenience and most importantly on her own terms.