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[...] Unisa students who receive their study material late year after year have little hope for a resolution according to Labour Law Management [...]

[...] to the University’s increasing reliance on private postal companies for the delivery of study material. "We have other options for the delivery of study material including by courier through [...]

[...] moments for me were the student groups. We met both formally and informally to discuss our study material, and to share the difficulties we, as part-time students, were experiencing in mastering our [...]

[...] on MNET, SABC2 and eTV including Big Brother and the Power of 10. 2. Describe your most enjoyable moment as a Unisa student? I started off at a university in Johannesburg and moved to UNISA in my [...]

[...] , as well as adherence to principles, define what I am about. 2. Describe your most enjoyable moment during your days as a student at Unisa? As a part-time Masters student, I enjoyed the [...]

[...] openly gay man, a godparent to many children, and a devoted cyclist. 2. Describe your most enjoyable moment as a Unisa student? The best moments for me were the student groups. We met both formally [...]

[...] forums (which I still don't) and because I wanted students to be able to share notes and exam papers easily. Actually, the exact date on which I registered the domain name "studynoteswiki& [...]

[...] forums (which I still don't) and because I wanted students to be able to share notes and exam papers easily. Actually, the exact date on which I registered the domain name "studynoteswiki& [...]

[...] . She says they then decided to take this matter to AfriForum on behalf of all current students and those that will enrol with Unisa in the future. She also expressed anxiety about her [...]

[...] and I would do it even on the days I really didn't feel like it. 5. Your best advice for current students? People are finding it more and more difficult to get jobs as each year passes. Dedicate [...]

[...] as a part-time Senior Lecturer at North West University. 5. Your best advice for current students? Be focused. Work hard. Watch the company you keep. Think always about the [...]

[...] to sit long hours alone, concentrating and pushing towards a goal. 5. Your best advice for current students? Our country craves skilled, critical-thinking, sceptical, committed, focused, well-educated [...]

[...] I graduated with a B.Com (Industrial Psychology). 3. Describe your least enjoyable moment as a Unisa student? Sometimes forcing myself to stick to my study regime and study on weekends, even though I [...]

[...] godparent to many children, and a devoted cyclist. 2. Describe your most enjoyable moment as a Unisa student? The best moments for me were the student groups. We met both formally and informally to [...]

[...] Protected Selfie: Matshelane Mamabolo following his interview with Public Protector Thuli Madonsela. Matshelane Mamabolo recently [...]

[...] In the first of a series of interviews with Unisa alumni, Matshelane Mamabolo interviewed Mark Pilgrim and asked him about his experiences whilst studying at Unisa: 1. [...]

[...] : A Personal Account", was published in February 2014. He made time to speak to Matshelane Mamabolo for StudyNotesWiki.com about his experience as a student at Unisa where he obtained his LLB [...]

[...] Some prospective Unisa students are not exploiting the benefits of online registration as evidenced by the long queues [...]

[...] A greater number of Unisa students are expected to take part in the 2014 Unisa Student Representative Council election as [...]

[...] Unisa students who receive their study material late year after year have little hope for a resolution [...]

[...] time." Speaking to StudyNotesWiki following a crippling strike by employees of the South African Post Office last week Israelstam added that while it is wrong for a strike to bring education to a [...]