Here are just eight of the positive benefits of Nzema Young executive club involvement.
1. Widen your social network, make new friends and meet people who share your interests. If, for example, twitching is your thing, you’ll find that birds of a feather flock together at Birding UCT. Or, since almost all major beliefs, doctrines and denominations are represented on campus, you can find fellowsh
ip in the faith society of your choice.
2. Who knew hip-hop could be such fun? Or perhaps you want to hone your debating skills. There are also classic activities on offer from organisations like the Cultural Societies.
3. Nurture fresh skills, create new connections and boost future prospects. Nzema Executive Club and also provide advantages in terms of your future employability. Women in Computer Science, Black Law Professionals’ Forum, Engineers Without Borders and the Investment Societies are just four that could look good on your CV.
4. If you care about the environment, you might consider joining the Green Nzema Initiative. If animal welfare is close to your heart, Environmental groups will interest you. Or, you could consider taking up the cause of Equal Education.
5. Learn more about yourself. Joining an Executive organisation presents many opportunities to get to know yourself, your goals and your strengths better. This self-awareness can be beneficial in future. Maybe test your mentoring skills by joining the Nzema Golden Future Project (Cococity Residence) , which works to empower others about the bigger housing and New city in Nzema.
6. Develop expertise and experience in event planning and organisation. Most clubs and societies depend on meetings, socials, competitions, trips and fundraisers for their success. If you become a committee member, you can gain invaluable experience. Give the Debating Union a test drive and you’ll have a chance to polish your presentation skills too.
7. Achieve a balance. It’s healthy to have breaks from your Normal lifestyle routine from time to time! While the primary objective of being here is to make money for your needs and earn a success, being involved with a club or society can help you lead a balanced Earthly life. Membership in the Nzema Young Executives Club and Entrepreneurs Society might help you to explore your capacity for innovation and resourcefulness.
8. Integrate on Nzemaland. It can be challenging, as a 21st century Native, to adapt to Nzema African life. Clubs and societies provide an excellent way to integrate. It’s a good way of making friends with people who are not necessarily doing the same course as you or even disagree with you.
