Zulu tutors in Midrand

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 consider myself a productive worker with a solid work ethic who exerts optimal effort to ensure all tasks given to me are completed on time and to the highest standards. I have an ability to grow with the job, handle responsibility and build positive relationships with work colleagues at all levels. My present manager is very satisfied with my work rate, and I am confident that I can bring the same level of high performance to your company. Beyond that which is already mentioned in my attached resume, I am someone who knows how to set goals and achieve them. I have a proven track record of responsibility, integrity and commitment to company objectives. I am comfortable working independently or as part of a team.In my current job I'm responsible for training software courses to help customers stay on the leading edge of technology. I am constantly working to acquire the latest professional certifications for classroom facilitation and GIS technology, I contribute to the development of course materials and other educational tools by authoring content, providing technical expertise, and sharing feedback, as well as develop strong and collaborative relationships with the content development, delivery support, and training sales teams. As part of my duties I also participate in interdepartmental projects, conferences, and interest group meetings to bolster training, and support, coach, and mentor existing and new instructors in both GIS and other technical areas of expertise.

I am passionate, optimistic and fully hands on as an impatient change fanatic to take my career and life in general to new frontiers within our borders and/or beyond. A humble Christian that thrives to help and see others prosper in all aspects of their lives.

isiZulu is my mother tongue. I am born and bred in kwaZulu Natal. Learning a language has everything to do with understanding the culture and it’s nuances. So that is the value that I would bring to this subject. I also think that learning is multifaceted so adaptability to meet the student’s learning abilities is important for me. My approach to learning is not instructional rather supportive and open to exploring alternative means of learning by using technology.