Entrepreneurship academic stars rewarded ACHIEVEMENT: Lecturer Cecily Cridland and Prof Robertson Tengeh, Head of Entrepreneurship and Business Management, congratulate a student for excelling in first-year studies. The Department of Entrepreneurship and Business Management recently hosted an awards ceremony to acknowledge students who excelled in their first-year studies in 2018. The top 10 students in the mainstream programme were: Nzengo Lutumba (76%), Karl Abrahams (73%), Nolitha Gcado (70%), Qhamani Vena (70%), Nosiphiwo Gabuza (69%), Zandile Mbane (69%), Unathi Mpande (69%), Sibabalo Mdingi (68%), Mputhumi Nikelo (68%) and Sulaiman Roberts (68%). In the Extended Curriculum Programme (ECP) the following students came up in the top five: Karabo Namanyane (65%), Lelethu Nobete (64%), Mava Nomnga (64%), Noluvo Mpatha (62%) and Sisipho Tsheke (62%). The students who were top of the mainstream class per subject were Issufo Junior (Business Computer Applications), Nkos...
First what does this mean and how can our department benefit from this.
ReplyDeletegood question Mbongi. Awards such as this must be tapped into. When the HOD returns, we must find out from him how his membership of this exclusive band will benefit the department. it will aslo do us a lot of good if the HOD shares a moment with every member of the department on what this means to him as well as to the department
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