So you have heard about this thing called an online course or maybe you have even enrolled in one but you have no idea the best way to tackle it. You dont know what steps you should take before starting your course or what techniques you should use during your course. We have put together an outline of how to tackle an online course in this blog post.

Productivity in the workplace can be affected by a myriad of things. It is imperative that top management endeavour to identify and implement all sorts of ways to maintain and keep improving the level of productivity of its workforce.

Studying can be a costly activity. As a student you can expect paying between R25 000 and R35 000 a year studying as an undergraduate at any of South Africas universities. Studying through private institutions you can look at paying almost R50 000 for select courses.

Its the night before your economics final and you are counting the hours of study before your exam. While trying to work out the best way to attack your textbook, you think to yourself how did I get here?

Whether in high school, college or university, we all have our preferred way to study. What weve aimed to do in this blog post is to collate as many methods for studying for you to have a look at when you are needing study inspiration. The best practice would be to read over the different study methods and see if you cant incorporate one or two into your specific study regime.

SACOB’s students consistently score in the ICB’s Top Ten but who are they?

As young kids, our choice of a profession to follow one day must have changed on a weekly basis. Do you remember when you were ten years old? Dreams of becoming an astronaut, a farmer, a dolphin trainer, or even a cowboy, pirate, or ballerina, all seemed like plausible ideas.

It’s not too late to enrol for your next ICB Course. Online Classroom enrollments still open. Send us your details or contact one of our student advisors!

Well done to all those that completed their ICB Assessments last week! All the hard work will pay off. Now to start thinking about your next course – what’s it going to be? Let one our student advisors help guide you. Contact us on 086 10 72262 or send us your contact details and we’ll contact you.

“On the 9th of August 1959, twenty thousand women of all races marched on the Union Building in Pretoria to protest the proposed amendments to the Urban Areas Act, commonly known as the Pass Laws of 1950. the women stood together, arms raised in the air in the clenched fist of the Congress Salute and sang ‘You strike a woman, you strike a rock’. It is remembered as one of the major milestones in the struggle against the apartheid regime and the date is now commemorated as Women’s Day.”