
Prospective ATLAS.ti trainers will have the opportunity to be assessed as ATLAS.ti Junior Trainers in January 2015.
Interested parties should indicate their interest by 14 September 2014 and projects will be due by 30 November 2014. The 60 minute practical assessment will be conducted by Dr. Susanne Friese during the week 19-23 January 2015.
Please visit www.sun.ac.za/aia for more detailed information on the three components of the accreditation process.
Black vinyl office chair without arm rests and with wheels for sale for R200. Please contact Hestia Kotzé at hzkotze@sun.ac.za or 021 - 808 3894 (Centre for Student Counselling and Development) if you're interested.
The SUNLearn Support Desk has a new, easy to remember contact number. Should you need to contact the support desk, please use 021 808-2222. For queries from the Tygerberg campus, please select Option 2 when calling the Support Desk number.
Our email stays: learn@sun.ac.za
The Financial and Fiscal Commission is an independent advisory body that makes recommendations to Parliament, Legislatures and organized local government on any financial and fiscal matters. The FCC conducts evidence-based policy-related research that aims to ensure the creation and maintenance of effective, equitable and sustainable system of intergovernmental fiscal relations in South Africa.
Internship: The FFC is offering two one-year internships for 2014/15 to students who are in the process of completing their postgraduate studies or completed their studies in order for them to gain practical experience within the area of fiscal policy and public finance. The internship is also intended to provide the incumbents with an opportunity to benefit from exposure to the work activities within the FFC.
Job Description: The intern would be expected to provide research assistance, data set compilation, modelling, exploratory data work, literature searches and whatever else may be required.
Stipend: The intern will receive a competitive stipend. Any other costs associated with the internship (e.g. accommodation, travel, living expenses and medical expenses etc.) are for the interns own responsibility and expense.
Requirements: Applicants should meet the following requirements:
Priority will be given to designated groups.
Duration: One-year full time, preferably starting 1 October 2014.
Location of internship: FFC offices, Cape Town.
How to apply: Please send your applications to: "Internship Position", email address: ghalieb@ffc.co.za
The application should include the following:
Application deadline: 10 September, 2014.
For questions and general information please e-mail ghalieb@ffc.co.za or contact 021 487 3787 / 021 487 3784
All staff members qualifying for staff rebate of tuition fees for SELF, SPOUSE or CHILD can apply on Sun-e-HR on or before 13 December 2013.
Health Science personnel (Tygerberg) may also apply now, except personnel of the joint staff but employed on the conditions of service of the Provincial Government of the Western Cape(PGWC), National Health Lab Services(NHLS) and Medical Research Council (MRC). Tygerberg staff must complete the relevant documentation and submit to the Faculty Manager Mr Eben Mouton at e-mail: ebenm@sun.ac.za or tel: 021 938 9202.
How to apply on Sun-e-HR:
Applicant shall receive an e-mail in due course, giving the status of APPROVED/REJECT that may be printed as proof for Registration.
Enquiries: Mr Sean Davidse, e-mail: seand@sun.ac.za or tel: 021 808 3530
Dear Colleagues,
Please join the Breadtags for Wheelchair project by starting to collect the breadtags that close the bag that holds the bread that you buy every so often. Some other items packaging use them as well, like green peppers or perhaps the bag of mini doughnuts from your favourite vendor!
We have started collecting these breadtags as part of a Sustainability and Recycling project last year in Information Systems 284 at the School of Accountancy and would like to invite the whole University to join this initiative. Please send all the breadtags that you collect to either Me Michelle de Bruyn or Me Anria Van Zyl at the School of Accountancy via internal mail. If you have any further queries relating to this initiative you can gladly contact any one of us at debruynm@sun.ac.za or avanzyl@sun.ac.za.
For further information of what this project entails you can watch this four minute video clip that FNB compiled on this project. It is available on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulid64uesTo .
We literally drop the breadtags off at the house of the lady who is interviewed in this videos. Please help us to make a difference. We, the Information Systems 284 team, hope to collect 200kg's, enough for one wheelchair, by the end of 2014.
Opportunities exist at Old Mutual Personal Financial Advice
at the Northern Hub in Durbanville
Should you be a student currently studying for a postgraduate diploma in Financial Planning, or if you're in your final year of a B.Com degree in Financial Planning, this opportunity may be for you:
Old Mutual Personal Financial Advice is looking for motivated, self-starters who are hungry enough to make it in the financial services industry.
To succeed as an Old Mutual Personal Financial Adviser, you will need to be a people's person with a passion for building one-on-one relationships, for assisting clients to achieve their financial goals through excellent planning, advice and guidance.
The main criteria for consideration are exceptional interpersonal skills, a commitment to service and a desire to succeed, but the following will also stand you in good stead:
Although not a critical requirement, experience in client sales or service, especially in the financial services field, will prove advantageous.
In addition to a competitive remuneration package with performance-based incentives, successful candidates can expect a stimulating and challenging career with excellent growth prospects.
For further details, please contact Pieter Beukes at the Durbanville office, tel no 021 970 3317 or e-mail pbeukes@oldmutual.com
Old Mutual is an equal opportunity employer.
Second hand HP Laserjet P2015dn printers for sale - R350 each (departments only)
Please contact Ryno for more information
Tel: x9314
Email: rgurgen@sun.ac.za
All prospective postgraduate students for 2015 have to apply online.
Postgraduate students registered at Stellenbosch University (SU) are invited to apply for positions as part-time consultants for 2015 at the SU Language Centre´s Writing Laboratory. Preference will be given to Master's and doctoral students.
Students from all faculties are encouraged to apply.
Responsibilities of the consultants will include:
Being bilingual in English and Afrikaans may be an advantage, but is not a requirement.
Contact Ms Anne-Mari Lackay at 021 808 2989 or amlackay@sun.ac.za for more information. Please e-mail your CV to Ms Lackay or send it to the SU Writing Laboratory at 22 Crozier Street, Stellenbosch 7600.
The JS Gericke Library will be carrying out renovations as from 25 August 2014. The renovations are scheduled to be completed by mid-October. During this time there may be noise which we will endeavour to keep to the minimum.
We apologise for the inconvenience this may cause.
The framework for the 2015 academic year has been compiled and uploaded to Stellenbosch University's website.
As 2 January 2015 falls on a Friday, the University management has decided that SU may re-open on Monday 5 January 2015.
Staff members whose presence at the office is mandatory on 2 January due to official responsibilities may negotiate with their line manager to take a day's leave at a later date.
Stellenbosch University will close on Wednesday 24 December this year.
NRF rating - WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The evaluation and rating of individuals is based primarily on the quality of the research outputs in the recent past. "Recent", in the context of the NRF evaluation and rating system, means outputs of the past eight years.
The next round for NRF rating will open in September 2014 and refers to outputs between 1 January 2007 and 31 December 2014. The evaluation is undertaken by national and international reviewers who are requested to critically scrutinize the research completed during the assessment period. Applications are made either by "established" researchers with a solid track record (categories C, B and A), or by "younger" researchers who show potential to become established within a five-year period (Y), or becoming future leaders in their field (P). For more information on NRF rating, please visit the NRF website www.nrf.ac.za
HOW DOES THE PROCESS WORK?
The NRF has an online system for applications. The system will open in September 2014 and all final applications must be submitted by 15 February 2015.
Stellenbosch University has a very thorough internal evaluation process and we start early so that applicants can benefit fully from it. The Division for Research Development is responsible for the submission of applications to the NRF and no applications will be accepted by the NRF without institutional endorsement. The following timeline is applicable to all applicants:
21 November 2014 - first internal closing date for all applications (new and re-evaluations for the SU panel process)
(please take note that no applications will be accepted after this date)
23 January 2015 - second internal closing date for all applications (preparation for the SU subcommittee process)
(please take note that feedback from panel members must be worked into your application at this stage - the application must be in a final form and more or less ready for submission to the NRF)
15 February 2015 - final closing date for all applications on the NRF system (NRF evaluation process begins)
SO WHERE DO I START WHEN I WANT TO APPLY?
Step 1: Please let Aasima Gaffoor (aasima@sun.ac.za) know as soon as possible if you intend to apply this round.
Step 2: If you have not already done so, register on the NRF online system (http://nrfsubmission.nrf.ac.za) and start to complete your CV on the system (if you have not done so yet).
But why now already - still plenty of time left??
1. As soon as you let us know that you want to apply; we will send you a complete set of information, including tips for applicants as well as an application template, etc.
2. You will be assigned to an internal panel member that will assist you right through the process and provide you with advice to best prepare your application.
3. The Division for Research Development will work with you throughout and deal with any questions/problems you might have with the process and the NRF online system.
4. The application takes time to complete (believe us!!) - We will help you to prepare the best possible application with enough time and the necessary support from our office.
Your NRF rating contact persons at SU:
Maryke Hunter-Husselmann (mh3@sun.ac.za; 021 808 4623)
Aasima Gaffoor (aasima@sun.ac.za; 021 808 9004)
We look forward to hearing from you!!