Represent!



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Now that your conscience is clear because you have involved yourself in the many societies in school and are doing an extra-mural activity/activities and you have started and probably continuing to help others by means of supplying information and introducing them to institutions that may offer help, it is now time to start become a proper testament of a communication student by means of making sure that wherever you are you ccommunicate either verbally or non-verbally a message that will reflect a positive and effective impression of not only, but the University of Johannesburg.
In doing this, you unintentionally become a brand ambassador  and your conduct will serve to portray an image of the institution whether it's good or bad rests squarely on your shoulders.The following tips are here in order to guide you in realising that everything you do reflects on the institution you are a part of.Things such as

*Always being willing to lend a helping hand to learners that need  help from someone like you who has managed to not only make to Tertiary, but has also managed to obtain satisfactory marks

*making sure that when you do partake activities such as partying, that you do not find yourself in a situation that will cause your name to be tarnished

*always be available to share with your Friends or peers about how your institution is able to provide the highest quality education that they may need.

*And lastly,being willing to involve yourself in initiatives that help develop the community.

The following website although not addressing the specific methods I am talking about, will serve to show that wherever you go you properly represent your school's image.It is sure to give you more ways to  make use of in representing your institution effectively;
 http://www.usatodayeducate.com/staging/index.php/study-abroad/avoid-being-the-ugly-american-student-study-abroad
  In closing i would like to leave with these words from Ernest Bramah, he simply says,"A reputation for a thousand years may depend upon the conduct of a single moment"