L ungisa Dludla
C URR IC ULU M V I TAE OF Ms LUNG ISA DL U D LA
1. Personal I nformation
Surname: : Dludla
F irst Name(s): : Lungisa
Date of Bir th: : 05 January 1972
Gender : Female
M ari tal Status : Single
Details of Disability : Not Applicable
C itizenship : South African
Details of conviction or dismissal : not applicable
Details of professional body : South African Council for Educators
(pending)
Dr iver’s License : Valid Code 10
2.Communication & Contact Details :
Preferred language for correspondence : English
Cell phone number : +27-715******
E mail address : l ******.******@*****.***
Residential Address : 25 Dolphin Terrace
28 Wade Road
A manzimtoti,
South Africa,
4126
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Postal Address : P.O. Box 4963
D urban,
South Africa
4001
3.Language P roficiency
Langua Home language Ability to Ability to Ability to speak
ge o r not r ead w r i te
isiZulu Home Language Excellent Excellent E xcellent
English 2nd l anguage Excellent Excellent Excellent
4. Academic Qualifications
Name of School H ighest qualification obtained Year obtained
Mhlakothi High School National Senior Certificate / Grade 12 1990
5. Tertia ry Education & P rofessional T raining
Name of institution Name of qualification Year obtained
University of KwaZulu- Natal, Postgraduate Certificate in Education - Early 2014
Edgewood Campus, Durban, South Childhood Development (ECD) Current study
A frica
U niversity of South Africa (UNISA) Bachelor of Arts, Social Studies specialized in 2010
Government, Administration
and Development – Majored in Psychology,
Community Development and Politics
University of South Africa (UNISA) Bachelor of Arts Honors, Counseling Psychology 2012
( incomplete)
University of South Africa Higher Certificate in Adult Basic Education and 2005
T raining
6. Skills Development
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N ame of institution Name of qualification Year obtained
University of South Africa ( UNISA) Certificate in HIV / AIDS Care & Counseling 2005
SANCA Employee Assistance Programme 2009
Standard Bank Community Certificate in Financial Literacy 2010
Development
Department of Health Certificate on TB Awareness 2013
Unischool Certificate in Computer Studies : Ms Word, Excel, 1999
PowerPoint, Email & Internet
Natal Technikon, Durban Campus National Diploma in Drama 1995
(Incomplete)
7. Work Experience: Summa ry
Employer Position held & key responsibilities Du ration
A ddington E arly Childhood Development (ECD)- Teaching A pril to
P r ima ry School P ractice, Student Teacher for Grades R-3: M ay 2014
• Assisted with planning of learning activities for children on
daily basis .
• Prepared daily lesson plans as was assigned by the mentor
class teacher.
• Assisted in creating a nurtu ring learning and playing
environment inside and outside of the classroom, which
p romoted the exploration on children and learners .
• Assisted children in developing a positive relationship with
peers and teachers, encouraged a caring community within
t he classroom and on play grounds .
• Assisted in maintaining and updating records of all
children enrolled in the classroom.
• Monitored attendance of learners by marking attendance
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registers every morning and afternoon.
• Ensured that the classroom used was neat, safe and free
f rom hazards .
• Accompanied children to the play grounds / sport fields.
• Participated and assisted learners while participating in
extra –mural activities such as athletics, soccer and
netball.
• Active, f lexible, creative, friendly, caring, responsible and
supportive to learners and others.
Amanzimtoti E arly Childhood Development (ECD) - Teaching J uly to
P r ima ry School P ractice, Student Teacher for Grades R-3: A ugust
• Assisted in the smooth running of the classroom activities. 2014
• Prepared daily lesson plans as was assigned by classroom
mentor teacher and supervisor.
• Supervised and ensured safety of children at all times.
• In teracted, engaged, ini tiated and encouraged children in
activities of the day.
• Am a proactive teacher, helped manage children’s behavior
using appropriate, positive, consistent technique.
• Assist in additional duties as was assigned by the
classroom mentor class teacher and supervisor .
• Acted as Teacher Assistant, marked scripts for learners.
• Encouraged an inclusive classroom environment sensitive
to the diverse needs and backgrounds of all learners .
• Assisted in interpreting and designing learning programs
and materials in line with Curriculum Assessment Policy
S tatement (CAPS) document.
• Acted as a leader, administrator,manager, scholar,
researcher, lifelong learner, school community, citizenship,
pastoral carer, assessor,learning area/ subject specialist in
t he classroom and in preparing for the lesson.
• Assisted in maintaining the classroom conducive to
learning, safe and stimulating .
• Assisted in extra-mural activities of learners such as
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p laying netball, aerobics and physical / fi tness education
and in sport events.
• Observed and followed the school policies and procedures .
• Collaborated with other ECD/ Foundation phase teachers
i n Grades 1 – 3 school to develop the curriculum activities.
• Facilitated, taught and presented lessons in Mathematics,
L ife Skills and Li teracy as monitored and guided by the
class mentor teacher .
• Accompanied, participated and observed learners during
m usic, computer and creative arts lessons.
• Accompanied learners in sport events such as athletics,
soccer and netball.
D u rban South Adult Education & T raining : AET Teacher F eb 2014
• Work on Saturdays, teaching general workers of Durban
Toyota t o date
South Toyota. Facilitate teaching and learning in L ife
Skills, Numeracy, L i teracy (AET) and L ife Orientation.
Develop the skills, knowledge, abilities, values and
a tti tudes of learners through teaching and learning .
Develop wri ting and reading skills of learners. Provide a
positive learning environment,promoting lifelong
learning . Facilitate and encourage in teraction of learners
i n class. Encourage learners to use their daily life
experiences as opportunities for learning. Sequencing and
pacing lessons appropriately. Providing frequent and varied
opportunities for learners to practice and apply their
learning.
Gokul Adult A dult Education & T raining Teacher June 2014
• Work on Mondays and Wednesdays afternoon, teaching
E ducation & t o date
young adults and adult learners from Isipingo area and
T raining Centre
surrounding areas., D u rban, South
• Facilitate L ife Orientation lessons and assessment. Provide
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a positive learning environment for adult learners .
• In teract with learners and encourage active participation
i n class.
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• Assist in developing skills, knowledge and abilities of
learners.
• Assist in developing wri ting and reading skills of learners.
• Facilitate and encourage the interaction of learners in class
• Encourage learners to use their daily life experiences as
opportunities for learning. Sequencing and pacing lessons
appropriately. Providing frequent and varied opportunities
for learners to practice and apply their learning.
Community Founder and Chai rperson : 2010 to
• Promoting healthy lifestyles among the youngsters and
O r ientation d ate
young adults in ru ral and informal settlement
P rogramme,
communities.
N on-P rofit
• Engaging the youngsters in fun run, netball, soccer,
O rganisaion
volleyball and other athletic activities, as part of keeping
( NPO)
t he youth active, safe and healthy.
• Encouraging the support and involvement of adults /
parents in all recreational and educational activities .
• Participating and competing in race events .
• Securing sponsors and donations from government
departments and private companies for the events of the
N PO.
• Organize youth camps to participate in recreational and
educational activities.
• Secure sponsorships and distribute /donate sanitary towels
to underprivileged youth.
Oct 2008
KwaZulu Natal Employee Health & Wellness / Employee Assistance
t o Oct 2013
D epar tment of P rogramme P ractitioner :
• Coordinated, managed and promoted the core functions of
E ducation,
E AP, e.g. health screenings, facili tated workshops and
U mlazi District,
t rainings.
K ZN, South
• Organized sport events such as fun run and athletics
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• Provided confidential counseling and made referrals
• Worked beyond the call of duty, f lexible and i rregular
hours, and during holidays and weekends.
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J an 2006
K waZulu – Natal Personal Assistant to Senior General Manager :
• t o Oct
Managed the diary of the SGM . Coordinated meetings .
P rovince :
2008
O rganized t ravel arrangements. Maintained
D epar tment of
confidentiali ty. Minutes taking .Issued correspondence and
E ducation –
i nvitations for meetings with urgency. Maintained
H ead Office
p rofessionalism and serviced stakeholders with respect.
Worked beyond the call of duty, f lexible hours with a smile.
Accompanied the SGM in most of her meetings.
R EFERENCES
Referee Relationship to Contact details
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M rs Essack Early Childhood +273*-*******
Deputy Principal, Development Email: p ***********@********.***
Addington Primary School (Grade R-3), ***.****************@****.***
D urban, South Africa Mentor Teacher
Ms Paula H illen Early Childhood +273*-*******
G rade 2, Class Teacher, Development Email :
Amanzimtoti Primary School (Grade R-3), *****@******************.**.**
D urban, South Africa Mentor Teacher www.amanzimtotiprimary.co.za
M r Nkanyezi Cele A dult Education +273*-*******
Senior Education Specialist – AET, & T raining +27-822******
Department of Education, South Supervisor Email : n ******@*******.**.**
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A frica
M r I kbal Dhorat A dult Education +273*-*******
Financial and Admin Manager & T raining +27-829******
D urban South TOYOTA, Supervisor Email : i ******@******.**.**
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