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Welcome to a space where we navigate the ups and downs of life after varsity together. This blog is a personal journey through the struggles of job hunting, dealing with rejection, and the pressures of comparison in a world dominated by social media. Here, we talk about the harsh realities of post-graduate life, the doubts and fears that come with it, but also the hope that keeps us going.

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May 27, 2022

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Rosebank College Rallies Community in Successful Blood Donation Drive

November 20, 2023

by Okuhle Tyutu In a concerted effort to bolster the regional blood supply, Rosebank College partnered with the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) to host a highly successful blood donation drive on September 13, 2023. The initiative, which unfolded at the college campus, drew an impressive turnout of students, faculty, and community members. With a sea of willing donors streaming into the college's designated donation area, the event witnessed an overwhelming turnout, underscoring the community's commitment to supporting the critical needs of the local healthcare system. The collaboration between Rosebank College and SANBS exemplifies the power of community engagement in addressing urgent public health concerns. Amid the hum of activity, Jane Smith, a second-year student, shared her motivation for participating, stating, "I've always believed in the impact of small actions. Donating blood might seem like a simple act, but knowing that it can save lives is i...

Navigating Life After Varsity: The Struggle, The Hope, and The Journey to Finding Your Path

January 09, 2025

Graduation is supposed to be the beginning of something exciting, an entry into the world where all your hard work finally pays off. At least, that’s what I thought when I graduated in May 2024. I imagined the job offers flooding in, a new chapter of stability, financial independence, and career growth. But instead, it’s been months of applying to job after job, attending interviews, and then hearing nothing or receiving rejections. It feels like a never-ending cycle of hope and disappointment. The rejection hurts more than I ever expected. It shakes your confidence, and the silence from companies can make you feel invisible. But what hurts even more is the comparison. In a world where everyone shares their lives on social media, it's hard not to measure your own journey against what you see. Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn everywhere I look, it feels like others are succeeding while I'm stuck in a waiting game, uncertain of my next move. It’s easy to look at those posts, fille...