Zulu tutors in KwaZulu-Natal

I am the best because it is my mother tongue and I grew up in Nkandla KZN. So with my qualifications, experience, and the Worksheets that I compiled myself I have been successful so far and never had any complains from the students

I got a distinction for this subject and I enjoy it. This is my home language, which makes it even more easier. It is a difficult subject but can be really learnt well with enough practice. I speak the language quite often and I have great communication skills and I will be able to deliver this subject smoothly.

I am a born isiZulu speaking individual. I have the necessary knowledge and patience to tutor basic to advanced isiZulu. I have also learnt a new language myself, mandarin; so I know how challenging learning a new language can be.

This is my tongue and I pride myself in educating learners in isiZulu. I do this through focusing on the basics to create a sound foundation. It is a fun and creative process and I enjoy teaching it. IsiZulu in school is challenging and rewarding. I excelled in it and I am ready to pass on my knowledge and skills on how to achieve great understanding and great marks ofcourse.

This is my native language and I am currently tutoring it to university students, for their practical assessments. I have improved my knowledge of the language through out my tutoring experience. Tutoring isizulu is very homely to me. The experience I gained in the past year has made me the best candidate for tutoring this language and I enjoy every single moment of it. IsiZulu is one of the common languages of which if you know it is easier to understand other languages in South Africa. I am also available to tutor more than 15 hours per week, that gives me and my student sufficient time to practice and learn. The structure I use varies with the student I am tutoring as everyone is different so my schedule works according to your schedule and its is about understanding the content more than rushing to finish the syllabus we'll be working one.

Zulu is an african language that everyone in South Africa want to learn, write and speak, I'm very good in teaching Zulu as it is my mother toung, learners who learned it from me don't fake it but they speak it clearly like it their first language.

I was raised Zulu so I have a very good understanding of the language. I got an A for it in Grade 12, a curriculum that included analysis of poetry and literature, creative writing, grammar and language.

I am an easy-going, committed, energetic and highly ethical 22-year-old Master of Social Science student majoring in Political Science. In 2017 I completed my B-ART degree majoring with Legal studies & Political Science, and in 2018 I completed my Honors Degree in Political Science and this year I’m doing my Masters by Research in Political Science. I have a strong socio-economic and political awareness of South African socio-economic issues such as current global politics, global economy, community developmental issues, poverty, unemployment, transformation and HIV/AIDS epidemic, and the discussion around them. I am innovative, analytical and have strategic thinking abilities. I have excellent interpersonal and communication skills both written and verbally. I am a team player with pleasant personality, who quickly adapts to any situation and reacts positively to challenges and change, and able to also work individually under pressure with a good sense of urgency. I believe I possess good emotional intelligence. My ability to articulate myself well, speak clearly, write and present myself fluently has enabled me to develop skills in building relations and strengthening interpersonal relations with individuals and groups. I have also build excellent leadership experience and skills as a Representative Council of Learners’ (RCL) President in Isibonelo High School, Durban, KZN. I have also been involved in the community youth activations programs hosted by the St Johns Apostolic Faith Mission church Newlands branch. Furthermore, during my Undergrad studies at the University of KwaZulu Natal I volunteered as a Media & Publicity Officer in one of the student organization called Youth Academic and Social Life Improvement Organization (YASLIO). In addition last year 2017 I was elected to become a House Committee Member at my residence as a Sports & Recreation Officer under the supervision of the Department of Student Residence Affairs (DSRA) together with the local SRC. In addition I was recently employed by the IEC as the electoral stuff, during the 2018-2019 University of Kwa-Zulu NATAL SRC elections. In 2019 I was selected as Research Assistant to join the Centre for Civil Society research team conducting a KZN exit poll survey on Elections Day. I am currently assisting with private social and academic lessons to 1sts year students at the university and also in High Schools around Durban. Lastly, I have gained experience in data collection and analysis, presentations and facilitation of workshops especially for youth and community members.

I have tutored this subject before. I mnaged to increase my student's mark from a b to an a plus. I scored 93% for isiZulu first additional language in high school as a final mark. I am a native isiZulu speaker.

I am a fluent Zulu speaker and have the privilege of having a parent who has been a Zulu lecturer at University level. This has peaked my interest in this language and drives me to impart the same knowledge onto children at a schooling level