Karin Botha is a Professor in Tourism Management in the School for Tourism Management at the North-West University (Potchefstroom Campus). She obtained her degree in Tourism Management and Psychology in 2003; followed by her honours degree in 2004, MCom in 2009 and PhD in 2012; all in Tourism Management. As researcher in the entity TREES (Tourism…
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Karin Botha
Karin Botha is a Professor in Tourism Management in the School for Tourism Management at the North-West University (Potchefstroom Campus). She obtained her degree in Tourism Management and Psychology in 2003; followed by her honours degree in 2004, MCom in 2009 and PhD in 2012; all in Tourism Management. As researcher in the entity TREES (Tourism…PROF K BOTHA Karin Botha is ʼn medeprofessor i die Skool vir Toerismebestuur aan die Noordwes-Universiteit (.Sy verwerf in 2003 haar graad in Toerismebestuur en Sielkunde, gevolg deur haar honneursgraad in 2004, MCom in 2009 en PhD in 2012, almal in Toerismebestuur. As navorser in die entiteit TREES (Tourism Research in Economic Environs and…
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Karin Botha
PROF K BOTHA Karin Botha is ʼn medeprofessor i die Skool vir Toerismebestuur aan die Noordwes-Universiteit (.Sy verwerf in 2003 haar graad in Toerismebestuur en Sielkunde, gevolg deur haar honneursgraad in 2004, MCom in 2009 en PhD in 2012, almal in Toerismebestuur. As navorser in die entiteit TREES (Tourism Research in Economic Environs and…Peet van der Merwe is currently a senior lecturer and researcher in Tourism Management at the North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, School of Tourism Management. He obtained his degree in Recreation and Tourism Management in 1994, honours degree in 1995 and master’s degree in 2000 from the North-West University. He completed his PhD in…
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Peet van der Merwe
Peet van der Merwe is currently a senior lecturer and researcher in Tourism Management at the North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, School of Tourism Management. He obtained his degree in Recreation and Tourism Management in 1994, honours degree in 1995 and master’s degree in 2000 from the North-West University. He completed his PhD in…Peet van der Merwe is tans senior lektor en navorser in Toerismebestuur aan die Noordwes-Universiteit, Potchefstroomkampus, Skool vir Toerismebestuur. Hy behaal sy graad in Rekreasie en Toerismebestuur in 1994, honneursgraad in 1995 en meestergraad in 2000 aan die Noordwes-Universiteit. Hy voltooi sy PhD in 2004 in Toerismebestuur, en word…
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Peet van der Merwe
Peet van der Merwe is tans senior lektor en navorser in Toerismebestuur aan die Noordwes-Universiteit, Potchefstroomkampus, Skool vir Toerismebestuur. Hy behaal sy graad in Rekreasie en Toerismebestuur in 1994, honneursgraad in 1995 en meestergraad in 2000 aan die Noordwes-Universiteit. Hy voltooi sy PhD in 2004 in Toerismebestuur, en word…http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/hrd
Human Resource Development
The HRD programme is a member of the Program Excellence Network (PEN) of the International Academy of Human Resource Development. This Network " is committed to strengthening HRD academic programs and promoting excellence in teaching HRD. It provides a forum for its members to explore, learn, and work together to shape the future direction of HRD…, Why this degree?, Our Bachelor of Human Resource Development (BHRD) degree with specialisation in Human Resource Development focuses on improving the expertise and skills levels of human resource development (HRD) practitioners in the private and public sectors. Our degree is currently the only undergraduate degree of its kind in South Africa. This is a specialised…, Core subjects, Our subjects are presented by highly skilled academic and industry experts and are aimed at providing students with optimal exposure to relevant, applicable subject content: Introduction to human resource development Learning, motivation and performance Human resource development in the South African context Adult learning Mentoring and…, Why us?, We make use of lecturers who have not only obtained this degree at postgraduate level themselves, but who are also expert practitioners (with several years’ experience) in training and development. During contact sessions, students will have the opportunity to network and discuss problems they experience in the field of training with colleagues…, Admission requirements, APS of 20 Minimum of three years’ working experience as a trainer To be admitted to this programme, the following requirements apply: National Senior Certificate (Matric) with university exemption. At least three years’ working experience as a trainer in the field of HRD. Internet access, as assignments need to be submitted electronically. , Campuses, Our degree is convenient, as it is offered on a limited contact basis (three weeks in a year). This will afford you the opportunity to study while you work and apply theory in the workplace immediately. All assignments are submitted through our intranet and you may write your examinations at an examination centre closest to you. Please note that…, Qualification, [Qualification 5FQH01], Brochure, Download our brochure here!, How to apply, Applications can only be done online on the NWU undergraduate applications portal. Applications close on 30 September [/accordion]http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/af/opleidingenontwikkeling
Mensehulpbronontwikkeling
Die MHO-program is ʼn lid van die Program Excellence Network (PEN) van die Internasionale Akademie vir Mensehulpbronontwikkeling. Dié netwerk is verbind tot die versterking van MHO-akademiese programme en die bevordering van uitnemendheid in die onderrig van MHO. Dit bied ʼn forum vir sy lede om te verken, te leer en saam te werk om die toekomstige…, Waarom hierdie graad?, Ons BA-graad in Mensehulpbronontwikkeling (Bachelor of Human Resource Development, BHRD) met spesialisering in Mensehulpbronontwikkeling fokus op die verbetering van die kundigheid en vaardighede van praktisyns in mensehulpbronontwikkeling (MHO) in die privaat en openbare sektor. Ons graad is tans die enigste voorgraadse graad van sy soort in…, Kernvakke, Ons vakke word deur hoogs opgeleide akademiese en bedryfskundiges aangebied en is daarop gemik om studente optimale blootstelling aan relevante, toepaslike vakinhoud te gee: Inleiding tot mensehulpbronontwikkeling Leer, motivering en prestasie Mensehulpbronontwikkeling in die Suid-Afrikaanse konteks Volwasse leer Mentorskap en afrigting…, Waarom ons?, Ons maak gebruik van dosente wat nie net self hierdie graad op nagraadse vlak verwerf het nie, maar wat ook kundige praktisyns (met etlike jare ervaring) in opleiding en ontwikkeling is. Studente kry tydens kontaksessies die geleentheid om netwerke te vorm en probleme wat hulle op die gebied van opleiding ervaar, te bespreek met kollegas wat ook…, Toelatingsvereistes, TPT van 20 Minimum van drie jaar werkservaring as ’n opleier Om tot hierdie program toegelaat te word, is die volgende vereistes van toepassing: Nasionale Senior Sertifikaat (Matriek) met universiteitsvrystelling. Ten minste drie jaar werkservaring as ’n opleier op die gebied van MHO. Internettoegang, aangesien opdragte elektronies ingedien moet…, Kampusse, Ons graad is gerieflik, aangesien dit op ’n beperkte kontakbasis (drie weke per jaar) aangebied word. Dit sal jou die geleentheid bied om te studeer terwyl jy werk en die teorie onmiddellik in die werkplek toe te pas. Alle opdragte word deur ons intranet ingedien en jy kan jou eksamen by ’n eksamensentrum naaste aan jou skryf. Let asseblief daarop…, Kwalifikasie, [Qualification 5FQH01], Brosjure, Laai ons brosjure hier af!, Hoe om aansoek te doen, Aansoeke kan slegs aanlyn op die NWU se voorgraadse aansoekportaal gedoen word. Aansoeke sluit op 30 September. [/accordion]http://news.nwu.ac.za/presence-workshops-cultivating-care-and-connection-north-west-hospitals