Taking the time to get to know the individuals and company you are thinking about working for is similar to dating before taking a personal connection to the next level. Spending time with your potential boss and coworkers outside of the conference room allows you to observe them in action on the job. On the 7th of October the Nelson Mandela University Public Relations Department hosted is first ever Matchmaking event. Current second-year students are required to complete an 8-month work-based internship in order to complete their final year of the Public Relations Management Diploma. Students participated in a "speed-networking" session during the PR Event with the hopes of finding a suitable internship match. The university's senior Public Relations Diploma students were also given the chance to attend as the event introduced them to industry prospects. This was a necessary cause considering the fact that these students have received online instruction for the majority or a portion of their studies during the last two to three years due to COVID-19 The event included some significant industry leaders in PR and media. Students had the opportunity to meet and greet them in order to learn more about their learnerships and in-person training. Another important factor was to grant students the opportunity to network with local businesses in order to build prospective professional links after graduation. The keynote speaker for the Day was Michell brown, Brown is one of the most influential media Personnel based in Gqeberha. Brown graduated from Nelson Mandela University and has run her own public relations and event management firm, Brown's PR, for the past 34 years. “It goes without saying that the coronavirus epidemic has had a significant influence on practically every business and industry,” said Brown Brown went on to mention how the PR industry's development and performance is primarily dependent on the growth and success of other …
Transitioning from a rural area to a city as a Student?
Moving from the countryside to the city can be a scary thing, especially if one is transitioning from the calm and quiet of the village to the frantic pace and bustle of the big city. Obviously, some students are overjoyed at the thought of moving from the remoteness and isolation that sometimes accompany village life to the freedom and access to go anywhere and do anything in the city. Some people, though, may be concerned about such a drastic transformation. Will it be tough for you to fit in among the city dwellers and How will you deal with more people? The Nelson Mandela Bay is the city that is inviting and calms those nerves, There are various coastal areas, beaches, and public gardens nearby where one can escape to restore the tranquil environment found in the country. This area is regarded as the "official" gateway to the gorgeous Eastern Cape Province and the world-famous Garden Route. It is also known as the "friendly city" or the "water sports capital of Africa." Nelson Mandela Bay is also well-known (for animal enthusiasts), as both the Mohair and Bottlenose Dolphin capital of the world. The Bay is home to the largest breeding colony of African Penguins! It is the only city with the Big 7 (Elephant, Buffalo, Rhino, Lion, Leopard, Southern Right Whale, and Great White Shark) within its municipal boundaries. Gqeberha is famed for its approximately 40Km shoreline, which boasts a plethora of Blue Flag Beaches and hours of sunshine to enjoy them in. Reasons for a Student to Become a Tourist in the Nelson Mandela Bay. The Nelson Mandela Bay features exercise areas where students can run or walk depending on how tired they are from their lectures and assignments. Nelson Mandela Bay is brimming with amazing local artists that put on fantastic shows and live music! Pubs, nightclubs, taverns, and late-night establishments may be located around the city and will give a fascinating and fun evening's entertainment. An opportunity to Develop New …
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7 Reasons why Loadshedding is Here to Stay
South Africa has been using rolling blackouts also known as load shedding, to conserve electricity since the year 2008 however the current outrages have been intense, with hours ranging from two hours a day to 8 hours or more. 7 Reasons why load shedding is here to stay: Continuous recent strikes undertaken by Eskom employees without the consent of their unions result in coal plants not maintained and unable to operate. The state utility company is in debt to the tune of R400 Billion The outages are also linked to corruption, theft, and vandalism of power facilities Eskom has also warned that repairing power stations take a long time to clear, while the system could also have more breakdowns. Municipalities have outstanding debt to pay to Eskom Factories, shopping centers, and mines are allowed to generate their own electricity, further driving socioeconomic inequalities. There is a dominant collision of politics and governance which results in a lack of governance to ensure stable electricity supply and economic recovery. With the possibility of load shedding here to stick around for the next coming months, our solutions are renewable energy. There is no energy crisis, only a crisis of ignorance. ~R. Buckminister Fuller~ Video: 7 Reasons why loadshedding is here to stay More Info on 7 Reasons why loadshedding is here to stay here: Twitter: Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/niino_qulu/ CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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9 Reasons why you should consider a balanced diet
"You are what you eat," means that whatever you put into your body affects your perfomance. If you are wondering why doctors place such a strong emphasis on an adequate balanced diet it is because your health suffers when you eat poorly and it excels when you eat properly. helps you save on medical expenses helps with improving mental health and well being slow the effects of aging lowers the risk of heart diseases helps you live longer enhance your mental focus increases energy levels supports healthy pregnancies and breastfeeding for women helps the digestive system function properly "The groundwork of all happiness is health". -Leigh Hunt Video: 9 Reasons why you should consider a balanced diet More Info on 9 Reasons why you should consider a balanced diet here: Twitter: Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/niino_qulu/ CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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7 Reasons why tourism is beneficial to the economy
Tourism plays a vital role in the success of many economies around the world. There are many benefits of tourism to host destination governments that rely on tourism for a large percentage of their revenue, encouraging them to invest a lot of time in the infrastructure of their economy Create job opportunities Tourism impacts the GDP growth Tourism gives more recognition to rural areas It preserves culture one example is through helping artisans sell their wares to visitors Has a role in fighting climate change Tourism encourages conversation Supports low-income countries "The travel and tourism industry, it's just a huge part of our economy." Rosalia de Castro Video: 7 Reasons why tourism is beneficial to the economy https://youtu.be/TqeyAOQuVPE More Info on 7 Reasons why tourism is beneficial to the economy here: Twitter: Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/niino_qulu/ CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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5 Reasons why animal testing is morally acceptable
5 Reasons why animal testing is morally acceptable Many medical institutions make use of non-human animals as test subjects however there is a continuous debate on how it is cruel to treat animals as merely tools for uncovering more knowledge. Animals also benefit from the result of animal testing Animal testing ensures that vaccines are safe for humans to consume Animal testing contributes to the discovery of lifesaving cures and treatments Animals do not have legal rights therefore it is acceptable to experiment on them Animal research is highly regulated with laws put in place to limit their mistreatment Video: 5 Reasons why animal testing is morally acceptable https://youtu.be/TqeyAOQuVPE More Info on 5 Reasons why animal testing is morally acceptable here: Twitter: Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/niino_qulu/ CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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Top 3 Reasons why cancel culture is wrong
"Cancelling" of the support for individuals and their work because of their opinions or actions as considered justifiable, however here are the Top 3 Reasons why cancel culture is wrong Results in online bullying and has the potential to incite violence and threats greater than the original offense being called out Counter-productive and does not bring about positive social change It can in result to actions that have unintended consequences where intolerance to democratic societies as people exclude anyone that disagrees with their views. "Cancel culture as it's become known, is one of the worst things about modern society, and it is driven by the same woke liberals who profess to stand for tolerance." Piers Morgan Video: Top 3 Reasons why cancel culture is wrong More Info on Top 3 Reasons why cancel culture is wrong here: Twitter: Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/niino_qulu/ CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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Top 5 Reasons To Stay In Central
Gqeberha is a city on Algoa Bay in South Africa's Eastern Cape, it is well known for its numerous beaches, Central is situated in the heart of this city and is one of the oldest suburbs with many historical buildings. Here are 5 Reasons to stay in Central: Central is near the CBD Numerous tourist attractions are in the area Experience cultural diversity There are Two higher education institutions in the area An easy commute to the beach, shops, and sporting facilities Video: Top 5 Reasons To Stay In Central More Info on Top 5 Reasons To Stay In Central here: Twitter: Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/niino_qulu/ CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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7 Reasons To Study Public Relations
PR professionals are everywhere, and they have their hands in everything, thus it is no wonder their work sometimes looks like magic: Here are 7 reasons to study Public Relations: Obtain a better understanding of human Psychology Find employment in a number of sectors It is career flexible - Graduates can find employment in diverse industries such as education, sales, television, and radio Become a communication expert An exciting career path, each day is different. Your position holds the fort of an organization It is a universal career path Video: 7 Reasons To Study Public Relations More Info on 7 Reasons To Study Public Relations here: Twitter: Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/niino_qulu/ CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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Art Is too Important Not To Share: ArtbankSA 2022 Submissions
Art speaks where words are unable to explain, it is something that makes you breathe and feel different kinds of emotions but most pertinently art is too important not to share. Because there is a high rate of competition in the Art industry and the fact that most artists work individually, artists face a lot of struggles, they may experience the feeling of loneliness, however, the best we can do as a society is to support them in all aspects. Obtaining aspirations, keeping up with talent, and lack of response are just a few of the challenges artists face, the most prevailing issue is sales and marketing. The Artbank of South Africa has just the solution for this vital issue. The Art Bank of South Africa is a national program of the Department of Sport, Arts, and Culture, that has the aim of purchasing artworks from South African artists, particularly artists that are still trying to find their way in the industry. The mission of Artbank has the best interest of artists in mind, its mission includes stimulating the financial stability of artists through leasing art, and nourishing artists by enlarging their market and skills for development opportunities. Annually the ArtbankSA surveys special art for its collection that continues to grow yearly, artists are invited to submit their contemporary artworks to be considered for accession for the year 2022, while the focus of this program is on emerging artists, established artists that are well established are also welcomed to make submissions. The deadline for submissions is 12pm on the 24th of June 2022. For more information regarding the criteria for submissions and requirements for the selected artworks visit ArtBanksSA “If you become obsessed with your craft, you will master it, if you master your craft then money will come looking for you. Greatness stands out” – Royalelradin Video: Art is too important not to share: ArtbankSA 2022 Submission More Info on Art is too important not to …