Art tutors in Cape Town

Art is a great passion of mine. It was my favourite subject in school where I won an interhouse art competition & got an A for matric. I have been to various museums around the world and have a vast general knowledge of the subject.

I not only excelled in Art at school, but am hugely passionate about creating, viewing and learning about Art. I draw and paint in my free time as well, and can help students with key learning techniques in Art History.

I am a young, energetic individual with a healthy attitude towards others. I have a great passion for gaining knowledge and understanding what I’ve learnt. I am determined and driven, with attention to detail. I live a balanced lifestyle, and enjoy spending time outdoors, and with family and friends. I was always driven to pursue a career in Psychology. In 2010, I started my professional journey within the field. I obtained my BA Humanities degree majoring in Psychology from the University of Stellenbosch in 2012 . During this period, I volunteered at rural daycare organisations, NGO's, and animal shelters. I also worked as a Doctor's assistant during holidays. In 2013, I received my Psychology Honours (with distinction) at Rhodes University. I was also a Psychology Tutor for students. I volunteered at the Fort England Mental Institution on a weekly basis to expose patients to the world outside of the institution. I also served as a voluntary psychology counsellor on the Phelophepa Healthcare Train where I counselled over 20 clients and delivered over 15 workshops for communities with scarce to no medical resources. From 2014-2015 I completed a Masters degree in health and well-being design; working with the youth to develop a mobile application focused on providing relevant health and well-being information for the youth (specifically focusing on emotional needs). I also completed the MAD4MAD (Mobile Application Design for Medical Application Development) Mini Intensive Course, and attended and presented at the ISD4D (Information System Development for Development) research conference in Mozambique. I facilitated multiple youth development workshops pertaining to health and well-being as part of different community service initiatives. I also attended and presented the 13th Participatory Design Conference in Namibia - volunteering in the informal housing communities. In 2015, I completed my Psychometrics internship through the University of Stellenbosch; and passed the HPCSA board examination. During this time I grew particularly fond of Hesketh treatment and rehabilitation center. I volunteered there on a weekly basis - administering, scoring, and providing feedback to patients that may assist in a successful career. Currently, I am a freelance Psychometrist (Independent Practice) and Life Skills lecturer/workshop facilitator. I administer psychometric assessments and give feedback to students at the University of Western Cape as part of a grade-improvement program to assist students in creating a bright future. I also deliver workshops on all Life Skills (such as 'Healthy communication and Conflict management', 'HIV/AIDS awareness', 'Presentation skills', etc.) and Office/Business Skills. Lastly, I administer the newest full personality and/or career assessments

I am a fist year Med student at UCT from Ghana. I want to help people enjoy school as I did and not hate it simply because they struggle. Love to draw, run, play the guitar and read.

I am a certified teacher with a degree in Fine Arts and a Post Graduate Certification in Education from UCT. I am passionate about my subjects, Art and Design and know that whatever your subject goal is, we can work together to achieve it.

I enjoy working with children and have a passion for learning and teaching. I was born in 1993 in Nelspruit South Africa, grew up in Johannesburg and am currently living in Cape Town. I graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand with a Bachelor in Fine Art (BFA) in 2015 and am currently studying towards a Masters in Fine Art (MFA) at the University of Cape Town. I work primarily in video, film, installation and sculpture and am proficient in South African contemporary Art and general art history. I recently exhibited in the Seven Hills 2nd Kampala Biennale: Virtual Mobilities, curated by Elise Atangana, with a focus on selected video. I was also recently nominated for best experimental short by the Top Indie Film Awards 2016; and showed at the Joburg Fringe in an interactive collection of videos curated by Dean Hutton titled OpenlinkXchange.

My name is Josh. I studies music in Sydney Australia. Where i did a three year course, majoring in guitar and songwriting.

At school and then at university I was always (and am) a voracious learner and it seemed natural to move over to the 'other side' and share my enthusiasm for learning through teaching. I have received consistently good reviews from my students at university, who have found me helpful, enthusiastic, and willing to do extra one-on-one work wherever it is needed.