UNISA UNISA Centres For Human Sciences UNISA Centre for Applied Information and Communication UNISA Centre for Applied Psychology UNISA Centre for Pan African Languages and Cultural Development Khanokhulu UNISA Centre The John Povey UNISA Centre for the Study of English in Southern Africa
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UNISA V Reynhardt UNISA v REYNHARDT [2010] 12 BLLR 1272 (LAC): DOES AFFIRMATIVE ACTION HAVE A LIFECYCLE? 1 Introduction Affirmative action seeks to create a working environment based on principles of substantive equality,1 the ultimate aim of this pursuit being the creation of a workforce representative of the population of South Africa.2 One of the on-going debates around affirmative action
UNISA Veterinary Medicine ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL DISEASES IV – AND3702 Diploma Semester module NQF level: 7 Credits: 12 Module presented in English Co-requisite: AND3701 Purpose: This module is part of the Diploma in Animal Health Programme. Students assessed as competent against this standard will be equipped with a general knowledge of diseases and conditions that affect non ruminants
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Dierks V UNISA Dierks v University of South Africa (J399/98) [1998] ZALC 126 (14 December 1998) Download original files PDF format RTF format IN THE LABOUR COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA AT JOHANNESBURG Case Number: J399/98 In the matter between Andreas Dierks Applicant and University of South Africa Respondent JUDGMENT OOSTHUIZEN AJ [1] Andreas Dierks, the Applicant in
UNISA Social Work SOCIAL WORK Major combinations: NQF Level 5: BSW1501, BSW1502, BSW1503 NQF Level 6: BSW2601, BSW2602, BSW2603, BSW2604, BSW2605 NQF Level 7: BSW3701, BSW3702, BSW3703, BSW3704, BSW3705 NQF LEVEL8: BSW4801, BSW4802, BSW4803, BSW4804, BSW4805, BSW4806, SEXUAL TRAUMA – MGG2602 Under Graduate Degree Year module NQF level: 6 Credits: 12 Module presented in English Purpose: The
Diploma In Youth Development UNISA YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES – DYD215X Diploma Semester module NQF level: 6 Credits: 24 Module presented in English Purpose: Shows how the youth in development worker can stimulate awareness of environmental issues among young people and help them make an active contribution to sustainable development.
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UNISA Branch Locator Branch locator Cape Town Tel: 021 936 4125/4126 Fax: 021 936 4127 E-mail: [email protected]: 15 Jean Simonis Street Parow 7500 January to November: Mon – Fri: 07:45 to 18:00 Sat: 08:00 to 13:00December: Mon – Fri: 07:45 to 16:00 Sat: 08:00 to 13:00 Durban Tel: 031 335 1722 Fax: 031 337 2457Address: 230 Stalwart
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UNISA Registrar Registrar: Academic, Enrolments and Administration The University Registrar is responsible for student administration and institutional governance. The Registrar is the official secretary of the University Senate and Council, and the Registrar’s Office takes functional responsibility for the administration of all official Committees. There is an additional duty that is linked to the Unisa
UNISA Salary Scales How much does UNISA in South Africa pay? The average UNISA monthly salary ranges from approximately R 5 145 per month for Dispatcher to R 38 384 per month for Lecturer. Average UNISA hourly pay ranges from approximately R 39,00 per hour for Computer Assistant to R 250 per hour for Tutor. Salary information
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UNISA Student Card A Unisa student card vs a Unisa access card Unisa student card All registered Unisa students will receive a paper student card as part of their first study pack for the academic year. Your student card confirms that you are a Unisa student and (accompanied by your ID or passport) grants you access to
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