Coaching for Creatives - A model for business
Join Akhona Tota this Friday (3rd March 2023) at the SACO coaching for creativity workshop in Mmabatho, former capital city of the North-West Province.
Akhona will take you on a journey to learn how you can empower yourself as a creative using the "growth wheel" and honing your pitching craft and presenting a viable concept.
The workshop includes practical tips of using digitalization to reach new and existing markets, and a crash course into marketing 101 for your creative trade or service.
This capacity building workshop also comes with practical demostration of a specialized tool and a breakaway session for groups to work with the tool, encouraging co-learning among peers.
Join Zoom Meeting: Meeting ID: 767 7147 6884 Passcode: AJ5KHZ
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For more information contact marketing:
Titus Chuene: titus.chuene@mandela.ac.za
Amy Shelver: amy-lousie.shelver@mandela.ac.za or 071880431
Agcobile Pakupi: agcobile.pakupi@mandela.ac.za
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