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The objectives are:

  • Policy Planning

    To provide information for development planning.

  • Institution

    To improve higher education institutions’ services and conditions.

  • Curricula

    To inform academic programme development.

Participating Institutions

We Share a Common Goal

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University of Namibia

UNAM

Ms. K. Neshila-Immanuel
T: +264 61 206 3575
E: graduates@unam.na

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Namibia University of Science and Technology

NUST

Mr. Efraim Dumeni
T: +264 61 207 2303
E: graduates@nust.na

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International University of Management

IUM

Ms. Taleni Matheus
T: +264 61 433 6404
E: t.matheus@ium.edu.na

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Institute for Open Learning

IOL

Ms. Bronwin Basson
T: +264 61 270 9153
E: Bronwin.Basson@iol.na

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Namibia College of Open Learning

NAMCOL

Ms. L. Ngeama
T: +264 61 320 5303
E: ngeama@namcol.edu.na

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Stats

23,800+
Invited Graduates
3
Cohorts
5
HEIs
90+
Days

Participating Institutions

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Participate to win!

PARTICIPATE FULLY AND STAND A CHANCE TO WIN ONE OF 15 AIRTIME VOUCHERS WORTH N$1,400 EACH SPONSORED BY NCHE.

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Lamp design wood

1st Draw / 3rd Draw

Modern Sofa Set

1st Draw / 2nd Draw / Launch

Lamp Set

1st Draw / Launch

Custom-Made Sofa

2nd Draw / 3rd Draw

Nordic lamps

3rd Draw / Launch

Modern Wooden

2nd Draw / 3rd Draw / Launch

The new lamp design

1st Draw / Launch

The lamp stand

1st Draw / 3rd Draw

Box design ideas

2nd Draw / Launch
Winners Testimonials

What the Previous Winners Say

Greetings all, l am a student from Namibia College of Open Learning. I would like to encourage you all to take part in the National Graduate Survey for 2019,2020 and 2012 which is being connected. If you graduate in those given years. Do your part, take part.

Mujoro Mbatjandangi

NAMCOL
Good day Namibia, I am Devillers Nginga, a graduate from the Institute for Open Learning class of 2020. My studies as a distance student was as rocky as anyone who set out to explore the facets of academia. I remember there were good days when I passed and there were those days when I felt like giving up, well worry not cause that feeling is mutual in every successful over achiever that you know. In all this what kept me going was not the idea of me wearing a gown or achieving Cum lau de but the understanding I have in knowing the only way our country will develop is if we gather all the knowledge in the books and use it to grow our land.

Nginga Devillers

IOL
All Alumni are invited to take part in the UNam Graduate survey to assist in shaping the future direction the University wants to embark on to improve its programs. Please participate in the survey and play your part in shaping the future of the institution that shaped your career path.

Eigub Macci Macdolene

UNAM
Firstly, I would like to say thank you to NCHE for the opportunity to partake in the survey and be part of the 5 lucky winners. Secondly, I would like to congratulate my fellow graduates of the class of 2019, 2020, and 2021 for partaking in the National Graduates Survey. Thirdly I would like to encourage other Graduates to partake in this kind of survey because the National Graduates Survey aims to evaluate the quality and effectiveness of higher education in Namibia and the only way this can be successful is when we partake in it. And finally, Participating in the National Graduate Survey will help bring in the betterment of our Namibian Universities, because the survey allows students to give suggestions on possible areas that need improvements such as the study programmes and the curricula and it is another way of checking up on students and their life after school (University),

Magdalena Wanyama

IUM

As a Great Kunene native and linguist alumni, I can vouch for the fact that language serves as a culture's roadmap. It reveals the origins and destinations of its population. I am overjoyed to have won the gift card.

Mungunda Mbeurora

NUST

Participating in a survey about curriculum changes at different universities is a commendable effort.  My input is invaluable in shaping the educational landscape and ensuring that curricula remain relevant and effective.  By sharing my thoughts and experiences, it contributes to the continuous improvement of academic programs, helping institutions adapt to the evolving needs of students and the job market. Thank you for your dedication to enhancing education for future generations.  Thanks for choosing me as a lucky winner!

Peneyambeko David

IUM

The survey was well, I explored many varied experiences and outcomes. This graduate survey inspired me so much and made me feel that NUST cares about the graduates regarding employment status. ⁠I’m very happy to be a lucky winner for credit and I’m encouraging other graduates to take part in the survey and win

Hileni Iyambo

NUST
The survey basically seeked information about the courses being offered at the University of Namibia and how effective were the lectures given, plus if they have given us an opportunity to acquire jobs . I am really grateful to have taken up this opportunity that lend me to this great joy . Thank you so much my UNIVERSITY !

Adelheid Kambangula

UNAM
Conducting the Higher Education Survey creates a platform to uncover unaware issues from students. The survey can help the institute to develop action plans or make better decisions to enhance student experiences.  This is very good it helps students to feel heard and that they are valued. Thank you!

Ronnel Deklerk

NAMCOL
The survey was brief, clear, and to the point based mainly on what we encountered when we were studying with the institution, our suggestions on the weakness of the institution, and improvements that the institution must consider. Thank you!

Iita Ndahafa

IOL
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