Art tutors in Cape Town

Art is my passion. I got 85% for it in high school and am currently in my fourth year studying Fine Art at the Michaelis School of Fine Art which is part of the University of Cape Town. I can tutor art practice, art theory and art history. I have a firm grasp of art history/theory and understand how to teach it in an exciting and effective way.

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.