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bit.ly/3yaaZyG Smartphones are good communication tools. But can also serve as a learning tool if you use your smartphones for school-related activities.

Seven Tips to Save Money All students have experienced a struggle for cash at some stage or another. Here are a few tips to ease the strain on your wallet! bit.ly/3GeCh82

How to solve the “what shall I do with my life”-puzzle bit.ly/33ikHkY

Today there will always be more to do than you have time for, so how do you decide where to invest your time? You can either let the world tell you what to do & just do what’s asked of you or you can take the lead & invest your time in achieving an impact. bit.ly/3zF9HKG

15 Things I wish someone told me in first year when walking onto campus for the first time everything is new and exciting. You are finally free from your parents and their “way of doing”. bit.ly/3tdA21q

Ten Super Foods for Health - Being a “super-learner” means taking good care of your health, and what you eat is a vital component of keeping healthy. Here are ten foods which health experts rate as wonder foods for attaining optimum health. bit.ly/3ndkUNI

When it comes to studying, there is only so much of it you can do in one stretch before you need to take a break. So what are some simple and effective study break ideas? 5 simple ideas for study breaks that will recharge your body and mind. bit.ly/3F9uUxt

Tips for Preventing and Relieving Stress bit.ly/3f9g8w0

Tips on how to make your moola work for you - bit.ly/34APEBM

Too much caffeine when cramming for finals poses health risk to students ---> bit.ly/3taZLaB

You’ve just qualified as a young doctor, lawyer, accountant or other professional. Starting off in the world of work is exciting, but it can also be scary – you’re on your own now and need to make some important decisions, especially financial ones.. bit.ly/3qafvbV

Setting goals has become an integrated part of many of our lives whether you aim to pass maths with distinction, place more effort into science, complete a run in a shorter period of time or learn a new language… bit.ly/3HGw4Cm

The time has arrived to leave your school days behind. As easy as this may be for some, for others it is stressful and daunting. To study immediately or to travel? To work and not study at all? Here is some sound advice for dealing with this challenge. bit.ly/3GfQDW2

Soon after you finish studying, you’ll need to apply for jobs. It is important you begin preparing now while you are still studying, long before you need the job. Finding a job can be a difficult process. Here are a few tips bit.ly/3HD1f1a

We look at 5 reasons why you should sign up for work experience: bit.ly/3F5gYEI

One of the top items on that to-do list is finding student accommodation, once they have been accepted to study at an institution far from home. The universities and FET colleges simply do not have enough accommodation on campus for all their students bit.ly/3r1sLPw

Gone are the days of the proverbial lemonade stand & mowing the lawn for your neighbours. Students have busy schedules && loads to focus on, but still need some time out to be social and enjoy themselves. bit.ly/3zGUEQE