Assistant Social

Ntokozo Penelope Sibisi

B* Ize St. Mpophomeni Township. Howick 3290

Phone: 060*******

Email: adg3tl@r.postjobfree.com

Civil status: single

Drivers License : in the process

Ntokozo is a resourceful and dedicated bachelor of Social Science graduate and medical anthropology student that is passionate about her area of research and the upliftment of health in her community. She is energetic, organized and always willing to take on a new challenge with a smile and a positive attitude. Hobbies include reading Chinese romance and drama novels as well as Journaling.

Education

Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa

2016-2019: Bachelor of Social Science degree

●Majoring in Psychology and Anthropology.

2020-(N/A): Bachelor of Social Science honours in Anthropology

Howick High School (2011-2015)

●Certificate of merit for excellence in academics in grade 12

●Commendation for excellence in all subjects in grade 12

●Certificate of merit for achievement of Level One Merit in all round school involvement

●Half colours in Netball

Work Experience

Tutoring first year and second year students in the Anthropology Department, Rhodes University, South Africa, February 2018-current

●Responsible for breaking down and simplifying class content for students

●Responsible for creating assignment and examination prep

●Marking student assignments and term essays

●One on one tutoring upon request from students

Lecturer's assistant, February 2019- current

●Noting important dates and updating calendars

●Sending out emails to students

●Participating in brainstorming and planning sessions.

●Dealing with general administrative and clerical duties.

SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT

I am a part of the ENABLE society committee at Rhodes University, which is a student society providing people with information about disabilities, the lived experiences of other students with disabilities, and a safe space to discuss the issues and challenges that students with disabilities are faced with on a daily basis. In the committee i play the role of community engagement comm.

SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES

• Young, organised, energetic, self-motivated and resilient to any working environment.

• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, near native English speaker and fluent in IsiZulu

• Ability to work in a team from tutoring and assisting at the Anthropology Department at Rhodes University.

• Good computer skills including Microsoft Office

• Ability to clarify facts and streamline processes.

REFERENCES

Shabnam Shaik (Lecturer, Supervisor, First year course coordinator ) - adg3tl@r.postjobfree.com 082-***-****.

Professor Henderson (Lecturer, second year course coordinator) - adg3tl@r.postjobfree.com 083-***-****

Lebogang Kibane (Head of ENABLE society) - adg3tl@r.postjobfree.com 078-***-****

Contact this candidate