“Hey wena, don’t be like me, when you are my age, you must be a businessman or woman.” This is Meisie Mathebula (43) motivating her children when they mock her doing homework with them in the afternoons. Meisie is not ustered. “When they tell me they did this at Grade 3, I tell them just make
DetailsI like listening to other people and to help solve their problems. It takes my eyes off my own, and I get a lot of job satisfaction when I can do something for someone that they needed done to make their job or their life easier or better.” This defines Vicky Joubert, Human Resources Officer
DetailsThemba Mnisi manages the internet centre and laboratory at the Leboneng Education Centre in Namakgale. Themba is particularly proud of the well-equipped laboratory that the learners use mostly over weekends to experiment with the weird and wonderful in the world of science. He makes sure the equipment stays in good shape and they have what
DetailsThere’s a light that comes on inside Jacob obejane when he talks about mathematics, science and children. His face brightens, his eyes sparkle and the more he says, the faster he speaks. It is not surprising therefore, to hear that since the introduction of the Master Maths Programme in 1998, more than 70 learners achieved distinctions
DetailsFrom cleaner to administrative clerk in nine years is how Emily Mhlarhi (35) defines her career path at the Palabora Foundation. And she has no intention of slowing down. With one subject left to finalise Level 6 of the National Qualification Framework – Emily hopes to enrol with UNISA’s Diploma in Office Management Programme within
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