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 WHY PARTICIPATE ON SRC ACTIVITIES? The SRC is the voice of the students and represents all students' views on academic and experience-related issues to the College . This not only gives students the forum to voice their views, but also gives the College valuable feedback when planning for the future. read more here SRC BLOG PAGE  

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  Tips for Youth to Prevent Gender-Based Violence and Inequality Recognize the role of gender in violence. While boys and men do experience abuse it is important to remember that the majority of victims of violence are female and the majority of perpetrators of violence are boys and men.  Educate yourself on the root causes of violence. Violence against girls and women stems in male dominance and the socialization of men. Become educated on the roots of violence against girls and women! Read books and articles, join a group at school and attend any training available to you.  Learn about the myths and realities of gender violence and understand how our society condones it.   Interrupt sexist and discriminatory language. Words are powerful, especially when used by people who have power over others. We live in a society where words are used to put girls and women down. Gendered name-calling sends the message that girls and women are less than fully human. When girls an...

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 HIGHT QUALITY PROGRAMMES BY 2030 SRC By 2030, TVET colleges must be strong, differentiated institutions, offering a range of high-quality programmes preparing students for the world of work and entrepreneurship. Therefore, one of our core responsibilities as leaders is to break down barriers to opportunities by creating pathways for young people to access skills training programmes, access workplace-based training, articulate into higher education, and pursue self-employment without any hindrance.  

The Student Representative Council (SRC) is considered to be a statutory structure as provided for in the Higher Education Act. The SRC offers a variety of services to individual students and different student groupings and in offering these services the SRC exercises political, economic and administrative authority in order to manage the activities of student life. As such, the SRC is the highest decision-making structure of student governance at Wits University.  In line with the definition of governance, the roles and responsibilities of the SRC include: Participating in institutional decision-making structures. Advising and supporting the delivery of effective and efficient student support services. Managing and administering student representation at different levels. Advising on the development of academic programmes and student-learning experiences. Participating in the development and implementation of institutional and national policies on higher education. The SRC is elec...