IsiXhosa Language and Culture is a fun-filled 14-week course offering international students a linguistic and cultural taste of Xhosa as a language in a wider cultural context.
It is often difficult to find a sufficient block of time in which to write, and writers easily lose momentum with their writing. To help you regain your writing momentum, the Writing Lab hosts a writing marathon each month.
Our ReadSmartBeSmart sessions are powerful, provoking and practical lunch-hour sessions to transform your reading behaviours and help you master academic reading.
Our ReadSmartBeSmart sessions are powerful, provoking and practical lunch-hour sessions to transform your reading behaviours and help you master academic reading.
Masabelane ngesiXhosa! That means, ‘Let us share in isiXhosa’. We are inviting you to come and share in the language and culture of isiXhosa during your lunch hour.
Would you like to connect better with your isiXhosa patients? Our beginner isiXhosa course for healthcare professionals will enable you to do exactly that.
It is often difficult to find a sufficient block of time in which to write, and writers easily lose momentum with their writing. To help you regain your writing momentum, the Writing Lab hosts a writing marathon each month.
This twelve-hour workshop is aimed at postgraduate students working on their theses or dissertations. We will provide you with the opportunity to refine your academic writing skills in an interactive, practical way and help you find solutions to your questions about academic writing in general.
It is often difficult to find a sufficient block of time in which to write, and writers easily lose momentum with their writing. To help you regain your writing momentum, the Writing Lab hosts a writing marathon each month.
Would you like to connect better with your isiXhosa patients? Our beginner isiXhosa course for healthcare professionals will enable you to do exactly that.
IsiXhosa Language and Culture is a fun-filled 14-week course offering international students a linguistic and cultural taste of Xhosa as a language in a wider cultural context.
Masabelane ngesiXhosa! That means, ‘Let us share in isiXhosa’. We are inviting you to come and share in the language and culture of isiXhosa during your lunch hour.
