EDUCATIONAL SOLUTIONS
Free Student Resources
The first year of tertiary study can be daunting
If you are an undergraduate, prepare yourself for success with these free resources
Ever feel like there was some info missing when you arrived at campus the first time? Perhaps a booklet that clarified everything and you didn’t get a copy? How to write an assignment, how to master referencing and how to take the perfect notes in class – if only somebody had explained all this to you!
Well, here’s your chance to master the world of academia…
BLOOM TV
In this series of videos, follow Professor Bloom as he takes you on a flash tour of how to #studysmart and sets you on the path to academic success. Prepare for teleportation, cyberspace, parties and quests but most of all prepare to learn all the skills a top student needs.
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Free PDF note downloads from the Bloom TV videos: Helpful documents to accompany these videos, summarising the video content.
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STUDENT ASSIST
Watch these helpful and informative videos, with advice from other students. From useful tips on time management, to help with exam preparation, and more.
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Introduction to Scholarship
“Then along comes a book called Introduction to Scholarship that empowers
students to make the link between school and university, between disciplinary
knowledge and strategic knowledge (how to make it through university), and
between knowing and doing academic work. This excellent resource, which every
university student must possess, makes no assumptions; it understands that there
is a gap between what high school students know and what is required to
successfully navigate the academic journey towards a degree”.
Professor Jonathan Jansen, Rector – University of the Free State
Harvard Reference Guide
This guide provides guidelines and more detail with regards to specific examples of how you might use the Harvard style of referencing to help you create the perfect reference list.
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