検索ワード: did you go to work today hun (英語 - ズールー語)

did you go to work
did you go to work?

did you go to school
ngaya esikoleni

i go to work
ngiya sebenza nonke coz anisebenzizi ugesi omigini

so did you go to church yesterday
kepha ngiyaqonda ukuthi ubukhathele

where did you go
do you have a farm

how did you go yesterday to the market
uhambe kanjani izolo ukuyo maketha

i do not agree because if you look at modern education it is not the same as in the past people used to be taught in afrikaans but now they have acted in such a way that everyone understands. for example if you go to a particular province you get the local language at your local school and most of the jobs are no longer handled by whites and blacks who are now in charge. if we look at the churches there are those who continue to worship and there are those who continue to follow their religions and follow the ancestors.
angivumi ngoba uma ubuka ubuka imfundo yamanje ayisafani neyakudala kudala abantu babefundiswa ngesi bhunu kodwa manje benze ngedlela yokuthi wonke umuntu a qonde. isibonelo uma uya kwi province ethile uyathola ulimi lwakuleyo ndawo eskoleni sakhona futhi imisebenzi eminingi ayisaphathwanga abelungu nabantu abanyama bakhona abangabaphathi manje. uma sibuka ngokwama sonto bakhona labo abaqhubekayo nokusonta futhi bakhona labo abaqhubekayo nokulandela izinkolo zabo balandele amadlozi.

early in grade 11, you should be attending as many of the tertiary open days as you can. have a look on our website early on in the year as educonnect has it all down for you!making a decision on which university to attend is not an easy one and should not be taken lightly.whether you’re applying for an undergraduate or postgraduate course, it’s a good idea to do plenty of research before you decide on which university will suit you best. the most effective way to do this is in person at one of the university’s open days.you get information on courses and facilities and you get an idea of the local area. you also get opportunities to speak to current students, meet prospective students, pick up on the vibe of the institution and whether or not it suits you.get a taxi, do what it takes, but definitely go to the open days.another great thing to do if you can afford to, is to get your parents to take you on a road trip, if you are thinking of studying in a different province.2. guidance counsellingyour school should provide you with basic guidance counselling. guidance counselling is there to assist learners (and parents) in ensuring that the necessary support and resources are provided with practical and up-to-date career development information. the number of choices available, the constant changing environment of the work place, and the high unemployment rate in south africa brings forth the need for the most up to date and relevant advice from professionals to give learners the best chance at success.the head of wits guidance counseling, raj naran, gives great advice on the role of career guidance and job shadowing here.3. job shadowingonce you have an idea of what you want to do, you should be calling up companies (not your mom or dad!) and organise job shadowing placements.we cannot emphasize the importance of job shadowing enough. just a couple of days will give you an idea of whether this is for you or not. educonnect will talk you through this process in the next point.fyi: if you have the slightest interest in pursuing a degree in engineering, we suggest you go to the engineering weeks that most universities have.
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