Channel for student exam revision
The goal of the channel is to create easily digestible educational content not only for the Waterfall College students but all IIE Varsity College campuses.
The IIE’s Varsity College Waterfall students will be able to use a YouTube channel created by a college lecturer for exam revision starting in November.
Believing in the power of revision is what inspired Aubrey Senzani, School of Management lecturer at IIE’s Varsity College Waterfall to create the YouTube channel for students to access, not just before exams but throughout the year.
Senzani covers everything currently prescribed to School of Management students and makes sure to keep information relevant on the channel.
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Tony Mnkandla, a first year IIE Bachelor of Commerce student at the college said he strongly believes that all School of Management students will benefit from the YouTube channel and would like to see more content with everyday relevant examples.
“The YouTube channel is a different experience. I like the fact that you could rewind if you missed something which makes topics much easier to understand and increases the chances of passing with very good marks, which I’m aiming for,” said Mnkandla.
The Aubrey Senzani YouTube channel, an education initiative – makes short video lessons worth sharing aimed at students. It covers all classes, extra activities, and lecturer content of eight modules.
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The goal of the channel is to create easily digestible educational content not only for the Waterfall College students but all IIE Varsity College campuses.
“My reason for spearheading this initiative is to show students that what may seem impossible is indeed possible. It is possible to conquer any task, no matter how big or small, with unwavering dedication, effort, and intentionality, and when the students succeed, they will think, ‘I am capable of anything I put my mind to,” said Senzani.
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