"When we got our examination timetable, I started studying, so I know I gave it my all and I will pass business studies when we get our final results. I want to study B.Tech Accounting at the Tshwane University of Technology in Pretoria next year."
POLOKWANE – Gr. 12 learners from Westenburg Secondary School shared their plans about what they wanted to do after school.
The learners also discussed which subjects they thought were the most difficult and why.
“When we got our examination timetable, I started studying, so I know I gave it my all and I will pass business studies when we get our final results. I want to study B.Tech Accounting at the Tshwane University of Technology in Pretoria next year.”
“For as long as I can remember, I have always wanted to be a teacher and I am going to study hard to make my dream come true. I want to become a high school teacher and I want to teach Sepedi and business studies. The most difficult subject this year was accounting. I always battled to make my numbers balance, but I know I studied hard and I will pass my final accounting exa
“I know I gave it my all in the examination, so I will pass accounting when we get our final results. Next year I will be joining an energy provider for an engineering learnership programme. I am very excited and cannot wait to start.”
But even so, he said the most difficult subject for him this year was Afrikaans.
“I don’t have much experience with this language, because I don’t use it daily. Next year I will study radio presenting and, after I finish that course, I will study public relations at the same institute. I like expressing my opinions and views on matters a
“It is a difficult subject to understand and it is a lot of work, but I have studied hard and I know I will pass this subject. Next year I am going to study B.Com Accounting at the University of Johannesburg.”
“I studied hard and know I will pass at the end of the year. I haven’t decided at what institution yet, but next year I will study mining engineering at either the University of Witwatersrand or the University of Johannesburg. It’s a unique occupation for a woman, but I enjoy it and have a passion for mining.”
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