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Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Medine Print Email
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GENERAL OBJECTIVES FOR THE SPECIALIST ANAESTHETIST

The scope of the specialty includes clinical anaesthesia for surgery and obstetrics, with care for mother and newborn; techniques of resuscitation as well as care and management of the critically ill patient.

The specialist anaesthetist will have knowledge of all these areas whose extent in any particular field will be determined by practice and experience.

The hall-mark of the specialist anaesthetist will be the ability always to choose safe methods of practice inspire of extreme variabilities in clinical presentations of the patients coming under his/her care

GENERAL OBJECTIVES FOR DIPLOMA IN ANAESTHETICS

The goal of the D.A. Course is to train safe clinical anaesthetists. The course has a clinical orientation which emphasises knowledge for the clinical practice of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine.

Clinical training is obtained through first-hand experience with the practice of anaesthesia. This portion of the curriculum is divided into a series of one-month rotations which expose the trainee to anaesthetic techniques for a wide variety of general surgical, orthopaedic, gynaecological and urological procedures. Clinical experience is initially obtained under the direct supervision of a senior anaesthetist. As the trainee's experience and confidence increase this supervision is progressively withdrawn.

On successful completion of the D.A. Course, the trainee is qualified to provide anaesthesia for surgical procedures comparable to those around which the D.A. training year is built. The D.A. Course does NOT prepare the trainee for unsupervised administration of anaesthesia in the following settings:

1. Neonatal surgery (patient <28 days of age)

2. Intracranial neurosurgical procedures

  1. 3.Cardiothoracic surgery
  2. a.Cardiac - all procedures
  3. b.Intrathoracic (noncardiac) - all procedures

4. Major vascular surgery (where aortic cross-clamping required).

 

The goal of the D.A. Course is to train safe clinical anaesthetists. The course has a clinical orientation which emphasises knowledge for the clinical practice of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine.

 

Clinical training is obtained through first-hand experience with the practice of anaesthesia. This portion of the curriculum is divided into a series of one-month rotations which expose the trainee to anaesthetic techniques for a wide variety of general surgical, orthopaedic, gynaecological and urological procedures. Clinical experience is initially obtained under the direct supervision of a senior anaesthetist. As the trainee's experience and confidence increase this supervision is progressively withdrawn.

 

On successful completion of the D.A. Course, the trainee is qualified to provide anaesthesia for surgical procedures comparable to those around which the D.A. training year is built. The D.A. Course does NOT prepare the trainee for unsupervised administration of anaesthesia in the following settings:

 

1. Neonatal surgery (patient <28 days of age)

 

2. Intracranial neurosurgical procedures

 

  1. 3.Cardiothoracic surgery
    1. a.Cardiac - all procedures
    2. b.Intrathoracic (noncardiac) - all procedures

 

4. Major vascular surgery (where aortic cross-clamping required).

 


Programmes offered

Diploma in Anaesthetics: d.a.

 

Masters in Medicine (anaesthetics): M.Med (Anaesthetics)

 


 

 Name :S Shumbairerwa

Position:Lecturer and Chairman of Department

Qualifications :MBChB, DA, M.Med (Anaes) (UZ) -The role of magnesium sulphate in general and regional anaesthesia

 

Lecturers

 

Farai Madzimbamuto, MBChB, DA, M.Med (Anaes) Z’bwe, FRCA (UK), FAIMER-Fellowship in Medical Education

 

Kathrine Mauchaza, MBChB (UZ), LRCP, LRCS (Edinburgh), LRCPS (Glasgow), FFARCS (Ireland)

 

Taonga Mukonoweshuro, MBChB, DA, M.Med (Anaes) Z’bwe

 

Tapiwa Chimoga, MBChB, DA, M.Med (Anaes) Z’bwe

 

Danai Marange, MBChB, DA, M.Med, (Anaes) Z’bwe

 

 

Part-time Lecturers

 

Simbarashe Mazonde, MBChB, DA, DipFM, M.Med (Anaes), MSc (Clin Epi) Z’bwe

 

Elizabeth Mgano, MBChB, DA, M.Med (Anaes) Z’bwe

 

Chief Technician

 

R.Molife, ND Biological Sciences, HND Applied Biology, B TECH Biomedical Technology (NMMU, SA)

 

Technician

 

L. Padya, BSc Honors Degree in Biological Sciences (MSU)

 

Senior Nursing Sister

 

T. Janyure, SRN, SCM, DIP. NA, Diploma in Research Ethics (UCT, SA)

 

Senior Secretary

 

F.Peresuh, Dip. Top-Flight Secretarial, BA Degree in English & Communication Studies (ZOU)

 

 

 

Secretary

 

E. Musiyiwa, Dip. Top-Flight Secretarial

 

Senior Technical Assistant
C. Chihope, National Foundations course in Science Tech.

 

 

             

                                               



 For more information, please contact:

 

The department of Anaesthesia and Critical Medicine

University of Zimbabwe
P.O. Box MP167
Mount Pleasant
Harare

Zimbabwe

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Department of Accountancy Print Email
Written by Cedric Dube   Created on Wednesday, 07 November 2012 09:25

The department offers a full-time as well as a part-time Bachelor of Accountancy (Honours) degree and provides tuition to ACCA students. It offers computer-training courses through its Accountancy Institutional Program.

 


Bachelor of Accountancy honours degree full time (BAcc)

Bachelor of Accountancy honours degree part -time (BAcc)

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) 

Master of Accountancy Degree 

 


Normal Entry

5 “O” level subjects including a pass at English Language and    Mathematics AND 3 “A” level subjects which include TWO Commercial subjects.

Special Entry 

To qualify for Special entry into undergraduate programs, a candidate may in approved cases be exempted from taking Level I courses.

  • Higher National Diploma in Accountancy and Honors in Business Studies or membership of Public Accountancy and Auditing Board.

To qualify for Special Entry into Level I, a candidate should have 5 “O” level subjects including a pass at English Language and Mathematics AND 2 “A” level subjects.

 

National Diploma in Accountancy or ZAAT

 

REGULATIONS FOR POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES 

The postgraduate degree programs offered in the Faculty of Commerce for accountancy are: 

Master of Accountancy Degree (MACC) 

 

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

  1. To be considered for admission into the programme, an applicant must normally have a: minimum of a 2.1 pass in an appropriate approved undergraduate honours degree awarded by the University of Zimbabwe or any recognised university.
  2. An application for admission, with the necessary supporting documents, must be submitted to the Deputy Registrar (Academic) on the prescribed application form. 

ASSESSMENT OF COURSES 

  1. The University marking scheme for post-graduate programmes by coursework shall apply in all courses and the dissertation.
  2. To pass a course, a student must pass both the formal examination and the continuous assessment.
  3. The overall mark for a course shall be derived as follows: 

 

Formal examination                70% 

 

Continuous assessment           30%

 

Examination of part 2 shall be in the form of a submitted dissertation to be assessed by a panel of examiners. 


 

NameW. Matamande 

Position: Lecturer and Chairman

Academic qualifications: MBA (UZ), B.Acc (UZ)

Research Interests: Public Sector Accountability, Accounting and Finance


 

NameM.R. Hove 

Position: Senior Lecturer 

Academic qualifications: M.A. (Sheff), FCCA

Research Interests: Financial Accounting & Financial Reporting

 

NameJ.T. Chikondo  

Position: Lecturer 

Academic qualifications: M. Acc (Glas), FCCA 

Research Interests: Financial Accounting, Management Accounting


 

Name: S.M. Mazhandu  

Position: Lecturer  

Academic qualifications: B.Acc Hons (UZ), CA (Zim)  

Research Interests: Financial Accounting, Audit and Risk Management Theories of Audit


 

Name: O.M. Kadare  

Position: Lecturer  

Academic qualifications: MBA (Potchefstroom, SA), LLB (UNISA), ACIS, MIAC  

Research Interests: Management Accounting & Control


 

Name: H. Sidindi

Position: Lecturer  

Academic qualifications: MBA, BBSCT, MIMIS, CdipAF  

Research Interests: Use of e-learning and e-assessments in education


 

Name: T. Warinda

Position: Lecturer  

Academic qualifications: MBA (UZ), ACIS, BAcc Hons (UZ)  

Research Interests: Quality Management and ethics in accounting


 

Name: J.  Tavavarigwa

Position: Lecturer 

Academic qualifications: B.Acc (UZ), B.Acc Sc (UNISA), CA (Zim)  


 

Name: E. Dzotizeyi

Position: Lecturer

Academic qualifications: MBA, BBS & Compt. Sc 


 

Name: L. Nyikahadzoi

Position: Lecturer  

Academic qualifications: MBA, B. Acc Hons (UZ)

Research Interests: Accounting and Education, Environmental Management Accounting


 

Name: T. Masiiwa

Position: Lecturer

Academic qualifications: LLB (Hons), MBL

Research Interests: Research in Insolvency Law, Labour Law and Tax Law


 

Name:R. Ndamba

Position: Lecturer

Academic qualifications: MA, BSc Hons, ACCA, Applied Accounting Certificate, Certified Sustainability Assurance

Research Interests: Auditing IFRS for SME Implementation in Zimbabwe, Sustainability Assurance in Zimbabwe


 

NameE . Mandimika

Position: Lecturer

Academic qualifications: MBA (UZ), B.Acc (UZ)

Research Interests: The Zimbabwe Tax Applications


 

NameP. N. Mushure

Position: Lecturer

Academic qualifications:CA (Zim), B. Compt Hons (UZ), BBS Hons (UZ), CIMA, ACIS,AIBZ, ZCTA

 

Administrative Staff:              Mrs E. Zhou – Chief Secretary

                                          Ms R. Stolo – Secretary

                                          Mr G. Chikazaza – Clerical Assistant


 

 

University of Zimbabwe 
Department of Accountancy 
P Bag MP167 
Mt Pleasant 
Harare 
Zimbabwe

 

Tel: 263-04-303211

 

      263-04-303211 EXT 1198

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Department of Adult Education Print Email
Written by Chipo Katsande   Created on Thursday, 25 October 2012 14:29

Established in 1961 as the Institute of Adult Education, the Department of Adult Education has grown and developed into a renowned provider of local and international personnel in the field of adult education. The Department assumed its present name in the early 1980s soon after the country attained its independence. It currently offers qualifications in adult education at four levels, that is, Diploma, Bachelors, Masters and Doctor of Philosophy on a part-time basis. The clients for these programmes have been from the specialist areas of:

  1. Adult Functional Literacy and Basic Education;
  2. Agricultural Extension;
  3. Community Development and Training;
  4. Co-operative Education;
  5. Distance education;
  6. Health/Nurse Education;
  7. Vocational Education and Technical Training;
  8. Workers Education; and
  9. Gender Studies.

Graduates for these specialist areas have included policy makers, adult literacy trainers, nurse educators, agricultural extension officers, trainers in industry, in colleges and in polytechnics, and community development officers.


 

Vision:

To be the leader in the provision of Adult Education.

Mission:

To equip Adult Educators with high quality knowledge, attitudes and skills to meet the demands of the diverse organisations.


 

Below is a list of programmes offered in our department

  1. Diploma in Adult Education
  2. Bachelor of Adult Education Degree
  3. Master of Education in Adult Education Degree in the following areas:

Agricultural Extension; Community Development and Training;Co-operative Education;

Distance education;

Health/Nurse Education; Vocational Education and Technical Training;

Workers Education; and Gender Studies.

 

Graduates of these specialist areas have included policy makers, adult literacy trainers, nurse educators, agricultural extension officers, trainers in industry, in colleges and in polytechnics, and community development officers.

 

 


Chairman : Mr Masimba Vengesa

Qualifications: Cert.in Ed. (M.T.C), B.Sc (Agriculture) (U.B.S.), Dip.Ad.Ed. (U.Z),   M.Ad.Ed, (U.Z.)

Position: Lecturer and Acting Chairperson of Department of Adult Education

 

Francis Mashayamombe (Mr)

Qualifications: Dip. Agriculture (Chibero) Dip.Ad.Ed (UZ), B,Ad.Ed (UZ), M.Ad.Ed (UZ).

Position: Lecturer

 

Professor Norman Maphosa

Qualifications : BA Hon (English) London ; Grade C.E. (University of Rhodesia) M.Ad.Ed (UZ),D.Phil. (UZ)

Position: Lecturer

 

Patricia Tsitsi Zinyama (Mrs)

Qualifications: Cert. In Ed. (M.T.C.) FETC (CGLI), B.Sc. Sociology (UZ), M.Ad..Ed. (UZ).

Position : Lecturer

 

William Munodawafa (Mr)

Qualifications: B.A. Gen.(UZ), Grad.C.E. (UZ), Dip.Ad.Ed. (UZ), M.Ad.Ed)(UZ), Post Grad Diploma (Project Planning & Management) (UZ)

Position: Lecturer.

 

Mr. Davidson D. Midzi

Qualifications: Dip.Tr.Ed (Howard), Dip.Ad.Ed (UZ), B.Ed.Ad.Ed (UZ) and M.Ad.Ed(Manch).

Position: Lecturer

 

Mrs. Tabeth Kaziboni

Qualifications: Dip.Ad.Ed. (UZ), M.Ad.Ed.(UNE), M.Ad,Ed, hons. (UNE)

Position: Senior lecturer.

 

Mrs Lucia Mudzinganyama

Qualifications: 6 O’ Levels Dip in Secretarial Studies (Pitman), Bachelor oF Educational Administration, Planning & Policy Studies (B.Ed EAPPS) (ZOU)

Position: Office and Information Manager

 

Mrs Anita Kanyama

Qualifications: 6 O’ Levels, Dip in Secretarial Studies (Pitman)

Position: Secretary

 

Mr Morgan Kanjanda

Qualifications: 5 O' Levels, Bookkeeping and Accounts (Intermediate) (Pitman), Elementary typing (Pitman), Dip. Office Clerical duties, Cert. in Television and Radio Electronics, Cert. in Computer maintenance

Position: Senior Clerical Assistant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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