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Helping Hand For The Class Of 2020 - Vimarsana News

Helping Hand For The Class Of 2020

Thursday, 4 February 2021, 11:50 am Newly qualified teachers whose classroom experience was cut short because of last year’s Covid lockdowns can now apply for extra mentoring support. All first-year registered teachers employed in a teaching role in 2021 who weren’t able to complete up to 25% of their practical requirements in 2020 are eligible for a place on the free Enhanced Induction and Mentoring programme. The $4.7 million government programme could potentially support as many as 1700 new teachers around the country this year and will be delivered nationwide by the University of Auc...

MultiChoice Bursary Program 2021 for young South Africans | Opportunities For Africans - Vimarsana News

MultiChoice Bursary Program 2021 for young South Africans | Opportunities For Africans

Application Deadline: January 31st 2021 MultiChoice is a South African service provider that offers a variety of major subscriptions throughout Africa. The company has a subscriber base of over 13 million people, with its primary packages including DSTV, GOtv and Showmax. Founded in 1994, MultiChoice has grown into one of the leading entertainment providers on the continent. Apart from the delivery of subscription services, Multichoice aims to encourage the development of different communities and initiate social transformation. The organization accomplishes this objective through investing i...

Advising from Afar: Tutors Adapt to a Virtual Year | News - Vimarsana News

Advising from Afar: Tutors Adapt to a Virtual Year | News

When Currier House Resident Tutor Molly C. Ryan ’14 Zoomed with students for her Quarantine Book Club, she was excited to see a copy of "Children of Blood and Bone" — a novel written by author and former Currierite Tomi J. Adeyemi ’15 — sitting on the students’ bookshelves. In September, Ryan started the Currier Quarantine Book Club as a way to bond with students during the virtual fall semester. Through Porter Square Books, Ryan has shipped copies of the novel to around 30 students to places as far as Australia and Italy. “They are now someone that I'll get to see and talk to and...