Balancing part time studies, work and have a social life is no walk in the park.
Balancing Study and Work While maintaining fun in life can be overwhelming, the best and most enrapturing fraction of our
entire life is the teenage and early adulthood. everyone craves to make the most out of it but this time in your life is
also the time to decide what it is that you really want to be in life, what makes you satisfied, a time to think about your
future and where you would like to see yourself in a few years.
This is the time to make the most of your life and have fun but also you can not really be lax at your studies and expect
a solid platform is building up out of nothing. Whatever the profession you decide to take up as your life’s destiny, you must become
well-versed and expert at it. That itself entails the fact that you must pay enough attention to your studies in your
chosen field. Cause only knowledge and good standings in academic stations will bring laurels for you once you enter
into the planet of real jobs. This is why it is important for each of us to develop the ability to prioritise, but one thing
to clarify is that you actually don’t need to become a typical nerd or bookworm sort of a character,there is time for
everything,do enjoy and relax when the opportunity arises out of situations.
Working while trying to balance studies and a social life...tricky but possible, the best possible way to do this is
ORGANISE AND PRIORITISE!
Organise:
Make a 'time table' and 'follow it with the right amount of 'discipline'. Make a time-table keeping in mind that in it
there is time for work, study and socializing.I can assure you that doing this much is enough and soon the overwhelmingness
shall be gone and you will witness the balance that you so desperately/urgently seek.
Prioritise:
Successful prioritising is all about balancing that which is urgent and that which is important, Once you have done this
you will find that all of your work will fall into place.
Now, here comes the fruit of it: you see that all is coming naturally to you, without any incidental craziness. Study seems
a lot easier to you than to others. Because you already have built the basics that others have just started to
work out. Not only that, you’ll find extra time for other activities also, slowly you come to appreciate the fact that you are not having to burn up your late night cozy sleep.
QS organises the largest business education event in the world, the QS World MBA Tour and the leading postgraduate studies information event, the QS World Grad School Tour. The Africa leg of our tour touches down in Accra, Lagos, Johannesburg and Nairobi.
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Benefits of a MBA degree
Benefits of an MBA degree
The MBA is no doubt the most popular management degree that prepares students to enter the world of business. There are several reasons why the MBA is regarded as the Rolls Royce of management education. Its popularity has increased in South Africa for the following reasons:
The MBA is no doubt the most popular management degree that prepares students to enter the world of business. There are several reasons why the MBA is regarded as the Rolls Royce of management education. Its popularity has increased in South Africa for the following reasons:
- The MBA is a unique offering that takes an integrated and holistic view of management education i.e. it covers the full range of management disciplines
- Practical approach to management education - emphasis on action learning that simulates real world management problems. Case studies are used to demonstrate rigorous and challenging management problems in the local and international business environment
- Employment equity has increased demand for MBA from previously disadvantaged groups i.e. Blacks, females etc.
- Meets the challenges of globalisation - MBA graduates are able to take a broader geographical perspective due to their training in subjects such as international business and business strategy
- MBA is internationally recognised - facilitates the mobility of graduates seeking international experience
- MBA courses allow a wide choice of elective modules that meets the needs of students in specific industries i.e. investment & portfolio management, health care management etc.
- Business schools are forming partnerships with regional employers to exchange views on innovations and developments in the business world and are using this knowledge for teaching and research on MBA programmes.
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