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We understand the importance of training Millennials in a way that resonates with them, allowing them to pass on their knowledge to future generations.
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Short Course Articles
Short courses are becoming more and more popular as a way of upskilling yourself. But is a short course a qualification? Let's find out.
Do you want to improve your current skills or learn something new? A short course is a great way to do both.
Unisa has opened mid-year applications for its Short Learning Programmes (SLPs).
This course is designed to help you head up a work unit or assist with supervising the work completed by individuals and teams. This Supervision short course will show you how to transition into a supervisory role.
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