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AccountingAfrikaansGeography

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6 years’ experienceIEB · IMPAQ
Lesson rateR50 an hour
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Lerato Nkosi

Life Sciences and Natural Sciences, Grade 7 to 11

Midrand, Johannesburg, and online

Life SciencesNatural Sciences

I am a qualified teacher who tutors after school hours. Life Sciences is mostly vocabulary and diagrams, and learners who struggle usually need a way to remember…

4 years’ experienceCAPS
Lesson rateR250 an hour
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Johan van Wyk

Accounting, Economics and Business Studies, Grade 10 to 12

Centurion, Pretoria

AccountingBusiness StudiesEconomics

Fifteen years teaching Accounting, the last six of them as a head of department. Accounting rewards method more than talent. If a learner can follow a process…

15 years’ experienceCAPS · IEB
Lesson rateR320 to R400 an hour
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Thandiwe Mokoena

Mathematics and Physical Sciences, Grade 8 to 12

Sandton, Johannesburg, and online

MathematicsPhysical Sciences

I taught Maths and Physical Sciences at a Johannesburg high school for nine years before moving to tutoring full time. Most learners who come to me are…

9 years’ experienceCAPS · IEB
Lesson rateR300 to R380 an hour
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