You can easily add UCT graduation stickers to your Facebook story.
Step 1: Click on “Create your story” icon
Step 2: Select a photo to add to your story
Step 3: Click on the “Sticker icon”
Step 4: Select the “GIF” option in the top section of the screen which will take you to the Giphy page
Step 5: In the search filed, type “uctgrad”
Step 6: Choose your GIF
Step 7: Position and resize your GIF accordingly
Step 8: In the bottom right hand side of the screen click on the “Share to story” button
Done! Your story is now live
To view your story click on “Your story”
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We understand the disappointment that our students and their families feel about the impact that the global pandemic has had on the normal operations for graduation ceremonies. Please know that the decision to host virtual graduation events was not taken lightly. We congratulate the December 2021 graduands on their academic success during exceptionally challenging times.
The December 2021 cohort graduated during the virtual celebratory events as per the published schedule available on the graduation page on the UCT Students website, where you will find full information about graduation.
You can also follow the celebrations on UCT’s Twitter page by using the #UCTGrad2021 hashtag.
The names of all of the December 2021 graduands (before the ceremony) and graduates (after the ceremony) can be found in the ceremony programme PDFs. Congratulations to all of you!
The UCT News team has profiled a cross-section of inspirational graduands whose stories have inspired us. To all those we haven’t been able to feature, we’d like to say: each one of you is an inspiration – to your university, your families and your communities. We wish you every success in the future.
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