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SUMMARY:Safrea Webinar: Freelancer's Guide to SARS & Tax Compliance
DESCRIPTION:SARS and Tax Compliance with Trevor Weppelman of TrevWest Consulting\nJoin us for an essential workshop designed to equip you with everything you need to know about SARS and tax compliance to keep your freelance business legally compliant. \nWhy Attend?\n\nSARS is cracking down on freelancers\, including content creators and influencers\, who fail to declare free products\, trips\, or other benefits as taxable income. Don’t get caught out! \nThis session will provide practical insights to ensure you’re on the right side of the law while maximizing your tax benefits. \nAgenda: \n\nWhat You Need to Do for SARS – Understand your legal obligations as a freelancer.\nWhat Happens if You Don’t – Learn the risks and consequences of non-compliance.\nHow to Do It to Your Full Advantage – Discover strategies to optimise your tax setup.\nOpen Q&A – Get personalised answers to your specific tax and compliance questions.\n\nEvent Details: \n\nDate & Time: Thursday\, 25 September 2025\, 15h00\nDuration: Allocated based on the number of attendees\, with a generous time slot for Q&A to ensure a practical\, tailored experience.\n\nNote: SARS is actively pursuing undeclared benefits\, such as free or discounted travel\, products\, and other freebies\, which are all considered taxable income. Stay informed and compliant! \n\n\n\nIMPORTANT INFORMATION RE WEBINARS \nSafrea members attend free of charge\nNon-members pay R100. Payment details are on the RSVP form. \nEssential to RSVP. The link will only be shared with those on the RSVP list on the morning of the webinar. \nIf a recording is made\, it will only be shared free of charge to those who RSVP’d\, on request. Recordings to other interested parties will be available at a fee of R200.  Please contact admin@safrea for more information.
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/safrea-webinar-freelancers-guide-to-sars-tax-compliance
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20250918T173000
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SUMMARY:Safrea Online Webinar: Editing with Katherine O'Moore-Klopf
DESCRIPTION:Safrea Webinars\nIn September 2025\, Safrea is celebrating Editors\nEditing Webinar\nDate: 18 September 2025\nTime: 17h30 – 18h30\nVenue: Zoom. \nTalking Points: \n\nEditing of Medical Textbooks and Journals\nGeneral Editing Tips  for Authors\nPros and Cons of Editing\n\nPresenter: Katharine O’Moore-Klopf. Katharine is a highly experienced medical editor who is self-employed\, doing precise copyediting and substantive editing of  medical textbooks and medical journal articles. \nIMPORTANT INFORMATION RE WEBINARS \nSafrea members attend free of charge\nNon-members pay R100. Payment details are on the RSVP form. \nEssential to RSVP. The link will only be shared with those on the RSVP list on the morning of the webinar. \nIf a recording is made\, it will only be shared free of charge to those who RSVP’d\, on request. Recordings to other interested parties will be available at a fee of R200.  Please contact admin@safrea for more information.
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/safrea-online-webinar-editing-with-katherine-omoore-klopf
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20250306T163000
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SUMMARY:Shea Karssing is back with another webinar!
DESCRIPTION:MASTERCLASS\nUpsell like hell: How to identify\, add\, and charge for additional value\nThe best way to go from a one-off project to selling a monthly retainer or increasing an existing monthly retainer is to take the time to understand your client’s needs \nso that you can uncover ways to provide ongoing benefits.(Remember\, it’s easier for them to use you than spend the time and effort sourcing someone else to do the job.) \nIn this Masterclass\, Shea will take you through a step-by-step process to get more money from the clients who already know and trust you. \nMore about Shea:\nShea Karssing is an award-winning freelance writer and author of Freelance Like a Boss\,South Africa’s first guide to freelancing. \nShea specialises in writing SEO content for international brands and agencies. She is also passionate about helping fellow freelancers create successful\, sustainable businesses. Her Work Less\, Earn More course aims to help freelancers work (at least) 1 hour less per day while earning 10% more. \nIn her spare time\, you’ll find Shea enjoying the outdoors\, hosting the #FreelanceLife podcast\, or spending time with her family and friends. \nFollow Shea on LinkedIn \nSign up for freelance tips and tricks \nScore a freebie \nWEBINAR DETAILS\nSafrea members attend for free. Non-members pay R100 – see RSVP for bank details. \nRSVP’s will close at 10h00 on 6 March. The zoom link will be sent out by 12h00 on 6 March.
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/shea-karssing-is-back-with-another-webinar
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20250227T180000
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SUMMARY:Framing the Future: Photography Today
DESCRIPTION:Meet your host\n  \nHush Naidoo is a highly astute entrepreneur\, businessman and globally renowned photographer with three decades of experience. He has the unique ability to capture humanity at its best through moments that transcend generations. These include events\, portraits\, board members of listed companies\, multi-national executives\, Hollywood actors and accomplished global leaders such as Oprah and Nelson Mandela. He worked with SAFTA events for more than a decade – capturing the best of the best in TV and film across South Africa. \nHush is among few remaining photographers who experienced the industry during its transition from analogue to digital. He provided photography solutions to a wide array of clientele – ranging from people to architecture\, capturing the brand stories of companies such as Edcon \,KFC Bill Gates foundation \, DPWorld beyond boundaries initiative \nHush has a lifelong commitment to going the extra mile\, putting the needs of others first. He is privileged to lead Safrea as treasurer this year in achieving its next set of milestones\, positively impacting the freelancing industry. \nhttps://jadephotography.co.za/ \nhttp://www.instagram.com/jadephotographyanddesign/ \nwww.flickr.com/photos/hushnaidoowww.facebook.com/JadePhotographyVisualImageSolutionshttp://www.linkedin.com/in/hushnaidoo/ \n \nMeet your panellists\nSiphiwe Mhlambi is a multiple award-winning photographer Siphiwe founded African Skies Media. He has captured the history of South Africa through his lens: from the children dancing in the dusty townships of South Africa to kings\, presidents\, and politicians of the world\, from guns blazing during apartheid to the peaceful marches to democracy. He has captured through his lens life and death\, celebration and mourning\, fear and hope\, love and hate\, music and song. His work has traveled to every corner of the world and continues to be sought by galleries\, as well as commissioned by universities\, institutes\, governments\, and celebrities. \nRuth Seopedi Motau is a pioneering South African photojournalist known for her compelling documentary photography and dedication to visual storytelling. Born and raised in Meadowlands\, Soweto she developed a passion for photography at a young age\, eventually pursuing formal training at the Market Photo Workshop. As the first Black female photo editor for three publications (Mail and Guardian\,Sowetan and City Press) in the country’s mainstream media\, Ruth broke barriers in a historically male-dominated field\, paving the way for future generations of photographers. Her work is deeply rooted in social justice\, capturing the realities of everyday life\, especially in marginalized communities. \nThroughout her career\, Ruth has worked for prominent newspapers such as the Mail & Guardian\, City Press\, and Sowetan\, where she played a crucial role in shaping visual narratives in post-apartheid South Africa. Her photography focuses on issues such as poverty\, gender\, identity\, and urban life\, offering an unfiltered look into the experiences of ordinary South Africans. She is particularly known for documenting the resilience of women and communities facing socio-economic challenges\, using her lens to amplify voices that are often overlooked. \nRuth’s work has been exhibited in major galleries and photography festivals\, both locally and internationally. She has also participated in numerous workshops and mentorship programs\, training aspiring photographers and advocating for greater representation of Black women in the field. Her contributions to photojournalism have earned her accolades and recognition as one of South Africa’s most influential documentary photographers. \nBeyond her professional achievements\, Ruth remains committed to using photography as a tool for education and activism. She continues to document South African society with an emphasis on storytelling that fosters empathy and understanding. Her legacy is one of resilience\, artistic excellence\, and an unwavering commitment to truth through the lens of her camera. \nNeo Ntsoma  is an award winning photographer\, educator\, and creative consultant dedicated to amplifying the voices of marginalized communities through her powerful images. With a focus on identity\, culture\, and social justice\, her work has been showcased in prominent international publications\, exhibitions\, and awards. \nIn 2004\, she became the first female recipient of the prestigious Mohamed Amin Award\, the CNN African Journalist of the Year Photography Prize\, for her photo essay entitled\, ‘Their World in Flames’. She is the recipient of the National Geographic All Roads Photography Award and the co-author of ‘Women by Women’\, a book on 50 years of women’s photography in South Africa. In 2006\, Media24\, included her in their list of ‘100 Most Influential Women’ and featured in Cosmopolitan magazine’s top thirty “awesome women” (2004 and 2006). In 2019\, Ntsoma was also featured in the Mail and Guardian bulletin of Top 100 Women Changing South Africa. \nNtsoma has also lent her expertise as a judge for various photography competitions and served on selection committees for prestigious awards most notably the UNESCO Youth Eyes on the Silk Roads International Photo Contest\, Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award and [UNESCO ICM] Martial Arts Photo Contest. As an independent curator\, she has organized a few photography exhibitions including the Womandla Photography exhibition at the Pingyao International Photography Festival in China\, the Wits University Fine Arts Students exhibition launched at the 2nd Quanzhou (Huaguang) International Image Biennial\, Fujian Photographic Art Museum in China (2023) including Born Free: Generation of Hope\, a photographic exhibition by Dutch photographer Ilvy Njiokiktjien’s currently on display at the Apartheid Museum\, in which she explores the lives of South Africa’s first generation born after apartheid (2024). \nNtsoma’s leadership extends to her roles as a Convener of Photography in several national esteemed media awards and she has also shared her knowledge as a guest at renowned institutions such as the New York International Centre for Photography\, Stanford University\, Yale University as well as Pathshala\, the South Asian Institute of Photography in Bangladesh\, where she taught for a year between 2002 and 2003. \nEVENT DETAILS: \nMembers attend free of charge. Non-members pay R100 – details on RSVP form. RSVP’s closes at 10h00 on 27 February\, the Zoom link will be sent by 12h00.
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/framing-the-future-photography-today
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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SUMMARY:JOIN THE DEBATE: The Copyright Amendment Act – What’s at stake for the creative industry?
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to invite you to an important panel discussion on the Copyright Amendment Bill (CAB) currently before Parliament\, and its potential impact on the creative industries. The Bill is about to be finalised and has sparked fierce debate\, with both support and opposition across the industry. Here’s your chance to hear from experts on both sides of the argument about how the proposed changes would reshape copyright law and influence innovation. Whether you are a writer\, photographer\, graphic designer or content creator\, this conversation is important to understand the future of copyright in the digital age. \nTHERE ARE ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT IN WHICH TO REGISTER! DON’T MISS OUT! \n Read about our distinguished panellists below. \nOur facilitator for the discussion will be Alexis Grewan. Read more about her here: \n PANELLISTS’ BIOS\n Adrian Galley\nAdrian served for a time on Safrea’s Exco and is the current vice-chair of the South African Guild of Actors. \nHe has toiled in the freelance trenches as an actor\, scriptwriter\, journalist and broadcaster. A spoken-word specialist\, he runs an audio studio from which he serves a client base in South Africa and abroad as a voice-artist\, audiobook narrator and podcast producer. \nHis stints as a news anchor and radio producer date from the mid-1980s\, beginning with Radio RSA\, Channel Africa and graduating through SAfm to 702 and Cape Talk. In television he was the familiar ‘voice’ of eTV  for the first decade and-a-half of its existence. He has also written several award-winning television comedies\, including Going Up\, Suburban Bliss and SOS. \nWith master’s degree in Drama from the University of Cape Town\, he recently completed an LLB\, with media law and Intellectual Property Law as his primary fields of interest. \nChola Makgamathe\nMakgamathe currently serves as chairperson of the Copyright Coalition of South Africa\, an organisation that advocates for equitable Copyright legislation and which is also the South African chapter of the Partners Against Piracy\, an initiative that champions the fight against piracy of creative content. \nShe attended Wits University in Johannesburg\, where she graduated with BCom\, LLB and LLM degrees. Later\, Makgamathe worked as a consultant and managed projects involving multilateral organisations\, provincial governments\, and local governments. She is an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa and has worked at 2 of the top law firms in South Africa. \nShe was the CEO of Downtown Music Hub\, a non-profit organisation that was established by the Department of Arts and Culture to address some of the challenges in the South African music sector. Currently\, she works for the Southern African Music Rights Organisation and heads the legal department of the organisation. \nDiana Neille\nDiana is an award-winning South African investigative journalist\, filmmaker and documentarian\, known for her in-depth work on issues of corporate and political corruption\, social justice\, and coverage of the local music sector. Her recent work on systemic corruption and intermediary impunity in the South African music industry garnered recognition at the International News Media Awards. With a background in journalism\, Neille tackles complex narratives often overlooked by mainstream media. She is a lapsed professional singer and violinist. \nChristiaan Steyn\nChristiaan is a specialist in Intellectual Property Law\, focusing on Trade Marks\, Copyright\, and Domain Disputes. He is the Founder and Managing Director of STEYN IP\, a law firm focused on these areas. With experience at top law firms and in managing IP portfolios at Sasol Technology\, Christiaan has also held a key legal role at the Department of Trade\, Industry and Competition’s CIPC Trade Marks Office. \nAn LLB graduate from North-West University\, he is an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa. Christiaan is actively involved in the IP community\, serving as a Senior Domain Dispute Adjudicator and participating in various committees within the South African Institute of Intellectual Property Law (SAIIPL) and IPIRA. He also co-founded FAME.org.za\, a non-profit supporting South African musicians\, and co-authored a book on copyright reform. \nPassionate about advancing IP law\, Christiaan is committed to shaping legal frameworks for the creative industries in South Africa. \nThis event is free for all to attend.  \nRSVP HERE
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/join-the-debate-the-copyright-amendment-act-whats-at-stake-for-the-creative-industry
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20241114T170000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20241114T183000
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SUMMARY:Kickstart your Podcast - Part 2
DESCRIPTION:Kickstart your Podcast with Whitemore Ngwira and Mpho Dagada – Part 2\nFollowing our recent very popular online session\, we are proud to offer Part 2. \nOur speakers intend to take a very practical approach. Instead of a traditional webinar presentation\, they will be delivering it as a podcast\, showcasing the setup and behind-the-scenes aspects. \nSession Details \nDate & Time: 14 November 2024 from 17h00 to 18h30 \nOnline via Zoom. \nPlease RSVP below on the link. Safrea members attend free and non-members pay R100. See the RSVP form for payment details.
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/kickstart-your-podcast-part-2
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20241024T170000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20241024T180000
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SUMMARY:An Admin Survival Guide for Freelancers
DESCRIPTION:Meet Kate Thompson Davy \nKate Thompson Davy is a full-time freelance writer based in Cape Town. Her writing tends to focus on technology\, business\, and sometimes personal finance. Until September 2024\, Kate was the weekly technology columnist for Business Day\, and monthly technology columnist for Brainstorm magazine – but recently resigned these posts to take on a behind-the-scenes editing role with an investment bank. She’s freelanced exclusively since 2013\, contributing articles to clients like the Financial Mail\, CFO South Africa magazine\, SA Homeowner magazine\, the Old Mutual news portal\, The South African Association of Business Schools\, and The Sunday Times\, among others. Before 2013\, Kate was the news editor of Grazia magazine and the online editor of the Financial Mail. She has a Masters in Journalism from the University of the Witwatersrand and a Bachelor of Journalism from Rhodes University. Kate hails from the Eastern Cape originally\, specifically Morgan Bay and East London. \nMembers:Free \nNon-Members: R100 per session-payment details on the RSVP FormRSVP: on button belowThe zoom link will be send to those who has RSVP’d on the day of the webina \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nr
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/an-admin-survival-guide-for-freelancers
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20231127T170000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20231127T190000
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SUMMARY:Safrea Webinar: HOW TO MAKE MORE FROM EXISTING CLIENTS
DESCRIPTION:We all want to make more money.\n\nBut it’s not easy to find new clients. \nAnd\, even if you do find new clients\, it can become overwhelming to have too many clients on the go at once. \nSo\, what’s the solution? \nIt’s time to tap into what you already have! \nExisting clients are low-hanging fruit. They already know and trust you\, so how can you use this to your advantage while adding value to them at the same time? \nIn this workshop\, we’ll cover: \n\nHow to raise your rates with confidence and professionalism\nHow to optimise your pricing model\nHow to identify\, add\, and charge for additional value\nAnd how to know when to let go…
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/safrea-webinar-how-to-make-more-from-existing-clients
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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SUMMARY:Embark on The Great SEO Safari: Navigate the Digital Savanna with Lionel Krieger
DESCRIPTION:🔍 Discover SEO’s Big Five: What makes the search engine lion roar? Why do keywords migrate? And what secrets are hidden in the vast link grasslands? We’ll uncover these mysteries and more! \n📜 Plot Your SEO Expedition: Master the intricate dance of on-page rituals\, delve into the underground springs of technical SEO\, and soar with the eagles in the off-page heavens. Trading in local markets? We’ve got the perfect guide for you! \n📖 Weave Tales with the SEO Iimbongi: Understand the legendary bond between enthralling content and SEO. Together\, we’ll narrate tales that resonate and rank! \n🔮 Gaze Upon SEO’s Future Horizons: From voice echoes in the canyons to AI-guided paths and virtual realities\, experience the future of SEO before it becomes the talk at the watering hole! \n❓ Converse with the resident SEO Elder: Curious about the ancient digital scrolls or modern strategies? Our Q&A kraal awaits to enlighten your path. \nThis isn’t just another talk—it’s a vibrant journey across the digital savanna! Join us and channel the spirit of the great African explorers\, finding treasures in the expansive plains of SEO. 🌍🦁 \nThe rhythm of the digital drums is beckoning. Will you dance to its beat? \nFree to Safrea members. Non-members pay R100. Details on the RSVP form.
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/embark-on-the-great-seo-safari-navigate-the-digital-savanna-with-lionel-krieger
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20221020T180000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20221020T190000
DTSTAMP:20221007T083550Z
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SUMMARY:Safrea WEBINAR: Diversifying Your Career
DESCRIPTION:Vumile Msweli presents\nDiversifying Your Career\nFree access to all Safrea members.\nNon-members pay R100. \nPayment details on the RSVP form. \nZOOM link will be send to all who has RSVP’d\, 24 hours before the session \n  \nRSVP by 18 October 
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/safrea-webinar-diversifying-your-career
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20220419T180000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20220419T200000
DTSTAMP:20220412T110844Z
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SUMMARY:Safrea Webinar: Futureproof Yourself as a Professional Creative
DESCRIPTION:All members and non-members welcome. Non-members pay R100. Payment details on the RSVP form. Please RSVP before 17 April 2022 COB.
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/safrea-webinar-futureproof-yourself-as-a-professional-creative
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20220408T090000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20220408T100000
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SUMMARY:Rates Survey Report Launch Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Get first-hand answers from Jude Mathurine\, as he unpacks the results of the latest Safrea Rates Survey at this Webinar. \nClick here to RSVP
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/rates-survey-report-launch-webinar
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20220317T180000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20220317T200000
DTSTAMP:20220303T074944Z
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SUMMARY:The 80/20 Secret of Basic Photography and Editing
DESCRIPTION:The 80/20 Secret of Basic Photography and Editing\n(for anyone with a real camera)\n 
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/the-80-20-secret-of-basic-photography-and-editing
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20210216T180000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20210216T190000
DTSTAMP:20210204T095058Z
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SUMMARY:Safrea webinar: How to charge what you’re worth and get it.
DESCRIPTION:Join Safrea as a member to benefit from this free webinar for Safreans only\, taking place on 16 February at 18:00 via Zoom. Log on with fellow Safreans across the country to plan for a good 2021! \nJudy Janse van Rensburg will guide us on “How to charge what you’re worth\, and get it.” Judy (MA Industrial Psychology) has over 25 years’ experience in the personal development space\, working with various private and government organisations as well as business incubators and entrepreneurs as Executive Coach\, Psychometrist and HR Consultant. She was recognised as a Global Coaching Leader at the 28th World HRD Congress in Mumbai in 2020 and has a passion for enabling people to take care of themselves and own their worth.  \nJoin Safrea here – Join Safrea | Safrea
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/safrea-webinar-how-to-charge-what-youre-worth-and-get-it
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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SUMMARY:Fine-tuning 2021 - Setting goals with substance
DESCRIPTION:First professional development session for 2021\nJoin fellow Safreans across the country to plan for a good 2021! \nDr Janin Vansteenkiste will guide us on setting substantial goals in our uncertain\, changing world.  Her Zoom-talk will contain positive examples\, motivational guidelines\, and space for your response and questions. \nShe is a professional life coach – coaching organisations\, teams\, and individuals 1:1. With medical and industrial sociology as background\, she became a pioneer in the field of biographical coaching – which is in essence a catalyst for authentic change.  Author of several books\, she established her first consultancy in Ghent\, Belgium and her current business is based in Port Elizabeth for two decades. \nDATE: 27 January 2021\nTIME: 18:00-19:15\nZOOM LINK: To be sent to you 24 hours in advance \nRSVP here before 25 January 2021
URL:https://safrea.co.za/event/fine-tuning-2021-setting-goals-with-substance
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Safrea Professional Development
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