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South Africa (3:04 AM)
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Joined on January 19, 2010
$20 USD / Hour
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My working skills include writing, transcription and analysis (qualitative and quantitative). I have experience in administration and data collection. I have also worked as a junior lecturer and possess editing and proofreading skills. My organisational skills, strategic planning prowess and efficiency make me an excellent virtual admin assistant.
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Experience
Junior Lecturer
Feb, 2020 - Oct, 2023
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3 years, 8 months
North-West University
Feb, 2020 - Oct, 2023
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3 years, 8 months
Teaching Social Anthropology modules, face-to-face consultations, updating and monitoring of eFundi student activity websites, capturing marks, LMS Management, ongoing online engagements with students, marking of all assignments and portfolios, capturing marks, Faculty Committee, Consultations, Module Convening.
Feb, 2020 - Oct, 2023
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3 years, 8 months
Educator
Sep, 2019 - Feb, 2020
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5 months
Comcy Park Combined School
Sep, 2019 - Feb, 2020
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5 months
Teaching English Home Language and Creative Arts (Senior phase: Grade 7-9)
Sep, 2019 - Feb, 2020
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5 months
Volunteer Administration and Technical Assistant
Feb, 2018 - Aug, 2019
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1 year, 6 months
North-West Social Work Veterans Organisation
Feb, 2018 - Aug, 2019
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1 year, 6 months
Administration: typing, email monitoring, technical assistance (Skype setup and facilitation during meetings), and event organisation.
Feb, 2018 - Aug, 2019
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1 year, 6 months
Education
North-West University/Noordwes-Universiteit
2020 - 2024
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4 years
Masters in Social Anthropology

South Africa
2020 - 2024
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4 years
University of Johannesburg
2009 - 2011
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2 years
Honours in Anthropology

South Africa
2009 - 2011
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2 years
University of Johannesburg
2005 - 2008
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3 years
BA Psychology

South Africa
2005 - 2008
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3 years
Qualifications
Masters in Social Anthropology
2024
North West University
The research paper provides insight into what the data suggests as a stage of ‘becoming’ amongst five adolescent boys. This process is examined and interpreted from the context of the boys’ habitual spaces of learning and living. The data was analysed through the social constructivist theoretical lens of international and of African education, personhood and masculinity scholarships.
2024
BA Psychology
2008
University of Johannesburg
Majors: Psychology, Anthropology and Sociology
2008
Honours in Anthropology
2011
University of Johannesburg
Majors: Linguistic Anthropology (Youth Language and Identity), Environmental Anthropology, Industrial Sociology, Methodology for the Human Sciences, Statistics for Human Sciences (Theory) and SPSS (Software), Independent Fieldwork and Literature.
2011
Publications
Male youth talk in the construction of black lesbian identities
Taylor & Francis Online
This study focuses on young black lesbians’ use of male township youth's ways of talking. Data come from ethnographic work among four lesbians in a township near Mafikeng, the capital city of North-West province in South Africa. The participants use a limited repertoire of well-known lexical items considered part of what is sometimes referred to as tsotsitaal or by its male users ‘to talk.’ They also engage in ritual verbal duelling associated with male youth interactions.
Certifications
UK English
Freelancer Orientation
Verifications