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03 May 2022 | Story NONSINDISO QWABE | Photo Supplied
Simphiwe Dube
ISRC President Simphiwe Dube.

The president of the ISRC, Simphiwe Dube, left his seat alongside the Convocation and traded his procession regalia for the black gown, as he walked across the stage to receive his qualification during the morning session of the Qwaqwa Campus graduation ceremony on 30 April 2022.

Students, proud parents, and loved ones in the Rolihlahla Mandela Hall ululated and clapped as Dube received his Bachelor of Education degree majoring in Intermediate Phase Teaching, with distinction.

Dube himself revelled in the moment, shouting “amandla” to the overjoyed crowd.

Reflecting on how he managed to balance an impeccable academic record while being fully active in student politics as well as other extracurricular activities on campus, Dube said it was all doable with determination, courage, and selflessness.

“I always knew I wanted to make a difference in one way or another, and I suppose that's why I chose teaching as a profession. Coming to university, I was received by a cloud of activism that changed the way I viewed the world. I suppose that's where my journey in the space began.” 

He said the first duty of a revolutionary was to be educated. “Education should be the bloodline of every true revolutionary; it should be the driving force, and it really is inspirational to end an academic period in a cloud of glory; this itself should be a message.”

Describing himself as keen and goal-driven through academic excellence and leadership skills, Dube shared the following words with the student community: “The true goal is to be educated; the main thing is to get that qualification. We are born to be great from the day we enter the UFS gates, we can only stop at the top. Therefore, we should always anchor ourselves in the true revolutionaries who have sought to emancipate education at every turn.”

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Diploma (Entry requirements a B degree and work experience in higher education)
2004-12-02

The following modules are offered in 2005:

YEAR 1

Semester 1

HOS512: Assessment

HOS513: Administration, Management and Leadership

Semester 2

HOS522: Community Service

HOS523: Quality Assurance in Practice

Year module:

HOS501: Professional development as Researcher

YEAR 2 (2006)

Semester I

HOS518: Teaching/Facilitation

HOS519: Student learning and development (learning theories and learning

styles)

Semester 2

HOS528: Module planning and development of study material

HOS529: The Higher Education Environment

Year module:

HOS502: Higher Education Teaching Practice

1. A resource-based mode of delivery is followed with only a few contact sessions per semester.

2. This Advanced Diploma articulates to the M.A. (Higher Education Studies)

3. The qualification is also offered in Further Education with a three year diploma as an admission requirement.

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