This is usually a fun assignment to get younger students thinking about their career options. I was thrilled with their choices and I am optimistic that the the future is bright for our kids," she said
Pabalelo Maebela, Motlatso Mkhondo and Wanani Nemasetoni
BURGERSFORT – As part of the Highlands College career day, pupils were asked to dress up in the clothes they would wear in the careers they dream of pursuing when they have grown up.
On Friday, the pupils arrived in judges’ gowns, lab coats as doctors, overalls and boots as mining engineers and other clothing typical of the jobs people do.
Speaking to the Steelburger/Lydenburg News, school principal Fatima Mahomed said, “I saw a movie star, a doctor, firefighter, an architect and a video game creator among my pupils.
Highlands College pupils at the career day.
“This is usually a fun assignment to get younger students thinking about their career options. I was thrilled with their choices and I am optimistic that the the future is bright for our kids,” she said.
Little Malebo Kgotsoka told this publication that she wants to be a doctor. “I wish to care and heal the sick people in our society.”
Highland pupils dressed like professionals
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