*. PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Name: Thaanyane, Mamosa Esther
Current appointment: Lecturer, Lesotho China Fellowship Collegiate
Date of birth: 28 /07 /1971
Nationality: Mosotho
Marital status: Married
Current address: Lithabaneng Ha Makhetla, P.O. Box 11617, Maseru, Lesotho
Contact: Phone +266********
Email: aduoka@r.postjobfree.com
2. EDUCATION:
Institution attended
Qualification obtained
Year
University of South Africa
Ph. Ed
Curriculum and Instructional studies
2021
University of KwaZulu - Natal
M. Ed
Curriculum Studies
2010
University of KwaZulu - Natal
B. Ed Honours
Curriculum Studies
2008
National University of Lesotho
B. Ed
Accounting and Commerce
2004
Lesotho College of Education
STC
Accounting and Commerce
1994
Mapholaneng High School
COSC
1990
St Martin Secondary School
JC
1987
Maluba – lube Primary School
PSLE
1984
3. DISTINCTIONS RECEIVED:
Institution
Certificate Awarded
Year
University of KwaZulu - Natal
Management of AIDS/HIV & Reproductive Health
2008
Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting
Certificate of Excellence in Reviewing
2022
4. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
WORK EXPERIENCE
LECTURER- AUGUST 2021 TO PRESENT
Currently, working at Lesotho China Fellowship Collegiate.
As Educator, I am engaged in teaching the AS and A-Level Students Business courses that prepare them for the entry at any university.
LECTURER
2014 FEBRUARY TO MAY 2021
I have worked as a lecturer at the National University of Lesotho, in the Department of Language and Social Education (LASED):
Duties and responsibilities were to:
•Teach Business Accounting, Business Studies and other Business Education courses to students-teachers as lecturer at the above University
•Teach, supervise and provide consultation to postgraduate diploma students in Business Education (PGDE) and Research courses
•Teach and supervise undergraduate students conducting a mini-secondary research project
•Prepare students-teachers for teaching practices and observing and assessing them
•Participate in the work related programmes such Entrepreneurship education and STEP
•be involved in research activities of the Department of Language and Social Education in the Faculty of Education
•Liaise with other staff members in designing modules suitable for online teaching and learning.
•Undertake educational research in the subject area and other relevant areas
•Develop curriculum for use in the Departmental Unit in line with university’s policies and CHE requirements
•Conduct research, extensively engaged in conducting and analysing both quantitative and qualitative data (Using mixed methods approach in my current PhD study)
•Liaise and holding workshops for Business education teachers with Department of Business Administration (DBA) lecturers, helping them with certain topics and way of teaching and assessing
•Be engaged in the teaching of Entrepreneurship Training offered by REPSSI PROJECT at National University of Lesotho as an in-service programme.
•Engaged in item writing for LGSCE Accounting exam papers for Examinations Council of Lesotho.
CURRICULUM DEVELOPER
APRIL 2011 – 2014
I have worked as a Curriculum developer in the Ministry of Education and Training in Lesotho during this period.
As a Curriculum Developer at the National Curriculum Development Centre:
Duties and responsibilities were to:
•Develop curricula for both secondary and primary schools in relation to education policy of Lesotho
•Advise the ministry on matters relating to future needs in respect to supply of teachers, school facilities and teaching and learning materials
•Contribute to the development of curricula and other policies of thee education service and development of quantitative and qualitative indicators of performance relating to the education policies
•Identify and arrange logistics issues for the dissemination amongst educational establishments of information and training about good practice in respect of management, administration, teaching and learning
•Develop and deliver training programs for principals and teachers
•Identify aspects of curriculum in which there is a need for teaching and learning materials and other resources and arranged
•Monitor the implementation of the curricula and other education polices through inspection of educational establishment in relation to agreed indicators of performance and developed plans to address challenges in the implementation of these policies
•Lead, oversee, guide and mentor teachers work regularly and timeously and mange different work schedules for implementation.
•Collaborate with teacher-training institutions in the development and dissemination of curriculum reforms
•Collaborate and liaise with other institutions internationally and nationally on matters on pertaining to curriculum
•Train and mentor subject matter experts in the design and development of interactive academic materials for learning.
•Train personnel from relevant stakeholders institutions on curriculum reforms
•Liaise with the relevant stakeholders in the matters relating to curriculum reform.
•prepare reports to the director after every training session held with stakeholders
SENIOR TEACHER
1995 – 2011 MARCH
MASERU HIGH SCHOOL
Duties
•Taught Business Education, Commerce and Accounting
•Senior Teaching practice Tutor helping students- teachers during their teaching practice
• Class teacher for Form B and D
•Coordinated and supported sports in school and regional level
EXTERNAL EXAMINER
2004 – 2011
Duties
Marked the Junior Certificate (JC) Examinations – Business Education
5. MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
SAERA
6. MAJOR CONFERENECES ATTENDED
Virtual WERIAN Symposium 2021. Narrative lived experiences of a marginalized woman in higher education. UFS, Bloemfontein
1st International Biennial Conference on Language, Linguistics and Literature, National University of Lesotho, Roma
7. DISSERTATION AND THESIS
Doctoral Thesis – Entrepreneurship Education Teachers practices in preparing learners for the world of work: A case of Lesotho secondary schools. UNISA
Masters Dissertation – Teachers experiences of implementing Business Education in three secondary schools in Maseru, Lesotho. UKZN
8. PUBLICATIONS
Journal Articles
•Mncube, V., Thaanyane, M. & Mabunda, P. 2013. Chronicling Teachers’ Experiences in the Teaching of Business Education in Three Secondary Schools in Lesotho. Anthropologist, 15(1); 67-78.
•Thaanyane, M & Thabana, J.N. 2019. Exploring curriculum implementation in response to labour market. International Journal of Science and Research, 8(4), 1537-1541.
•Thaanyane, M. 2019. Business Education as an instrument for poverty and unemployment reduction in Lesotho. International Journal of Scientific and Research Publication, 9(11), 403-407.
•Thaanyane, M. 2021. Procedural issues in a mixed methods research: A phenomenological study of a doctoral student in Lesotho. International Research Journal of Innovations in Engineering and Technology (6(6): 1-7.
•Thaanyane, M. 2022. Exploring perceptions of preservice teachers’ preparation and challenges in Lesotho. International Journal of English language, Education and Literature studies; 1(1):
Conference Papers presented
•Thabana, J.N. & Thaanyane, M. 2015. Business Education curriculum: relevance to the needs of the nation. Unpublished paper presented to Language and Social Languages Education (LASED). National University of Lesotho. Roma
•Thaanyane, M.E. 2019. Outcomes of learner-centred approach at Institutions of higher learning: Quality, relevance and impact. Conference Paper presented at 1st International Biennial Conference on Language, Linguistics and Literature, National University of Lesotho, Roma.
•Thaanyane, M. 2020. Complexities and opportunities of the historical marginalised women in higher education: an African perspective. Virtual Symposium attended in University of Free State, WERIAN.
SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION
Thaanyane, M. 2022. Teachers’ perceived meanings of a localised Accounting curriculum in Lesotho: an asset-based perspective. Unpublished paper submitted for publication
11. ON-GOING RESEARCH
Thaanyane, M & van Wyk, MM. 2022. Exploring the Entrepreneurship education teachers views of empowering learners for the 21st century: challenges and opportunities. Unpublished
Thaanyane, M. 2022. Teaching in the 4th Industrial Revolution era: a role of Entrepreneurship education teacher.
REFEREES:
1.Dr. Rasebate Mokotso
National University of Lesotho
P.O. Roma 180
Maseru
Contact :
+266******** aduoka@r.postjobfree.com
2.Mr. Nthoesele Mohlomi
National Curriculum Development Centre
Ministry of Education and Training
Lesotho
Contact :
+266******** aduoka@r.postjobfree.com
3. Prof. Michael van Wyk
University of South Africa
Pretoria
South Africa
Contact number: +278********
Email: aduoka@r.postjobfree.com