Latest news There are a few milestones in one's life, and starting tertiary student life is one of them. IIE Rosebank College's Orientation Week (O-Week) will take place between the 21 and 25 February at all campuses. Our campuses are ready for the 2022 academic year and all our staff have prepared accordingly. We are excited to meet our new cohort of students and welcome our returning students, back on campus. 22 Feb 2022 Read more The world is online and social. According to stats released in early 2022, there are over 4.5 billion active social media users globally - active, meaning users that frequently use social media platforms. Over half of the total world population, 58%, is on social media. These numbers make sense, given the number of statuses and video uploads on platforms such as TikTok. It is reported that, on average, most active social media users spend two and a half hours on social media daily. 9 Feb 2022 Read more December 2021. The world has changed, and so has the way we spend our holidays. It is the season to sit back, relax and reconnect with your loved ones. While it is essential to make time for the people you couldn't see during the year due to the different shifts caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, it is vital to make time for yourself. We all need to reflect and invest time in self-care and set new goals for the new year. Below are some tips for how you can invest your time during the festive season. 17 Dec 2021 Read more At times we may have to start from the bottom and progress to where we want to go; the same applies to education. Many institutions offer different qualifications to enable students to access higher education and move to higher-level qualifications to achieve their career or life goals. Education has become a lifelong requirement as the world is so dynamic. To keep up with this fast-paced environment, one needs to keep learning to remain empowered and relevant. 12 Oct 2021 Read more The Covid-19 global pandemic has caused a shift in the workplace. This new shift will most likely become the norm for professionals and organisations globally. An international study by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) found that over 53% of South Africans would prefer to work from home at least occasionally, post the pandemic. South Africans have embraced remote work. The study found that 44% of South Africans would prefer to work from home permanently while the global average was 24%. This may be understandable given the amount of time spent stuck in traffic and the ever-increasing fuel price. 9 Sep 2021 Read more
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