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Partially Agree

I am tempted to agree to your suggestion but I differ with your suggestion of merit because it’s going disadvantage those who perform on average. Let me remind you that PR is the VOCANTIONAL Profession. Otherwise I fully agree with your suggestion about interns. Just to I think also our institution and PRISA should always compel all the companies that has Communication department to at least accommodate students each an every year. Otherwise Viva for everything.

Masonwabe Sokoyi
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