Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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Prepare for pre-employment assessments by accessing information about SHL tests, which are commonly used by employers during recruitment processes.
Find curated job search websites listed by the Rhodes University Career Centre to assist students and alumni in finding employment opportunities across various industries.
Obtain advice and tools on effective study techniques from the Rhodes University Career Centre to enhance academic performance and personal development.
Access guidance and resources on how to write effective CVs, as provided by the Rhodes University Career Centre to support students and graduates in job applications.
Use the RU Connected Careers Portal, a platform hosted by Rhodes University, to explore job opportunities, network with professionals, and access career-related resources.
Access a collection of job placement links and career success tips provided by the Rhodes University Career Centre to help students and graduates improve their job search and career development.
Students can access career counselling, guidance, and assessment services to help them make informed academic and career decisions. These services are provided by professional psychologists at the Career Centre.
Students can get involved in the Career Champions Programme, which supports community engagement and peer-based career development initiatives. This is coordinated by Amogelang Maako.
Students can join the #AskAProfessional Series, which connects them with professionals from various fields for career insights and networking opportunities. This is coordinated by Laurenzil Bagoes.
Students can participate in programmes that connect them with employment opportunities and encourage entrepreneurial thinking. These are coordinated by Thobani Mesani.
Support the enhancement of sports facilities at Rhodes University by donating to fund upgrades such as resurfacing courts, upgrading floodlights, refurbishing cricket nets, maintaining futsal pitches, improving hockey astroturf, restoring the swimming pool, building a strength and conditioning gym, and purchasing a 24-seater bus and towing vehicle for team transport and rowing activities.
Donors to Rhodes University who qualify under Section 18A of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962 can receive a tax receipt certificate. This allows them to claim a tax deduction on their donation.
