These in-person workshops aim to teach you practical tools to build your researcher profile.
Building your research narrative
30 July 2024
This workshop covers how to craft a captivating research narrative tailored for diverse audiences. This in-person workshop covers:
The principles of storytelling and how to apply them to communicate complex research concepts in an engaging and accessible way.
Strategies to understand your target audience; tailoring your research narrative to resonate with different audiences.
Platforms and channels to communicate your research effectively online.
Building your LinkedIn researcher profile
27 August 2024
What makes for a good LinkedIn profile? This in-person workshop covers:
The critical elements that make a LinkedIn profile stand out, offering tips and strategies to help you craft a compelling and eye-catching online representation of your professional and researcher identity.
The fundamental components of an effective LinkedIn profile, from your headline and summary to work experience and skills. Learn how to optimize each section to showcase your strengths and ambition.
Other lesser known functions of LinkeIn and how they can be leveraged to boost your online networking.
Target audience for both workshops:
Registered SU postgraduate students.
Cost
These workshops are funded by the Postgraduate Office. There is no cost for registered SU postgraduates who sign up and attend, however, in the case of late cancellations or non-attendance, applicants will be responsible for the full workshop fee since late cancellations and non-attendance have considerable cost implications for our Office.
Booking
Booking is essential and places are limited. Please note that we will confirm your place after receipt of your application.
Location
Stellenbosch campus
Time
9:00-13:00
Click on the workshop sign-up link(s) below to secure your place(s).
The Postgraduate Skills Development Programme reserves the right to reshedule or to cancel a workshop if there is not enough interest. Registrations close five days before a workshop or when the workshop has reached capacity.