by Zanele Njapha | Jun 19, 2020 | 5 for Friday, Archive, Clients Feedback and Media
[A Brand New Framework] Navigating Transitions: Helping teams transition in a disrupted world. Our team would like to introduce a brand new framework to assist teams undergoing some form of transition, have a read here for more information. [Webinar Replay]...
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by Zanele Njapha | Jun 16, 2020 | Archive, Change, Tuesday Tips
Whether you know it or not, you are constantly partaking in transitions. They are an undeniable way of life, in both our personal lives and our lives as professionals. The seamlessness of a transition affects how successful individuals and businesses are under...
by Zanele Njapha | Jun 12, 2020 | 5 for Friday, Archive
[Webinar] The Keep Calm Series is hosting a second webinar, Returning To School: Keep Calm & Assess The Situation. Read this article for more information on what the series is all about. The webinar will be live today, Friday the 12th at 14:30pm (SA...
by Tamryn Batcheller-Adams | Jun 8, 2020 | Archive, Tuesday Tips
Whether you are a parent, teacher, learner or someone with a vested interest in education, the reopening of schools during a time of Covid-19 brings a multitude of mixed feelings. These can range from anxiety around the safety of the learners and those they will come...
by Zanele Njapha | Jun 5, 2020 | 5 for Friday, Archive, Diversity
What Can We Expect From Life Post Lockdown? In this article by Moonshoot Futurist, Dean van Leeuwen, he explores a holistic view of what life post lockdown may have in store for us. [Webinar Replay] We understand that teachers and parents would appreciate some...
by Dean van Leeuwen | Jun 2, 2020 | Archive, Tuesday Tips
As countries start coming out of lockdown, scientists and experts are beginning to piece together bits of the puzzle about life with coronavirus. Whilst our best hope is a vaccine or the virus mutating to a less lethal strain, so far, the news is not great. Here is...
