Lead Multipliers 2026 – Free State

I became a teacher because I believe education has the power to change lives and uplift communities. Growing up in a rural area, I saw how a dedicated teacher can inspire learners to dream beyond their circumstances. Teaching gives me an opportunity to guide young minds, build confidence, and develop skills that will help learners […]

I am Mosikili Matshwana Christinah, a Grade R educator at Mphatlalatsane Combined School in Qwaqwa. My teaching journey started when I got an ECD learnership in 2006, but I have pushed myself to the level of an Honours Degree in Early Childhood Development and Learning. I am presently registered for a Master’s Degree in the […]

My name is Nomsa Tshabalala, a 30-year-old young lady who started her journey as a teacher back in 2019. So far, I have been having the best journey of my life, and I love the influence I have in making a difference in every child’s life. I am a very passionate educator driven by a […]

I was born and raised in a very poor family background, so I don’t want to see any child experience what I have gone through. The education profession is the best-suited career for me because I will have the opportunity to groom and develop Children holistically in our communiThe best way to eradicate poverty in […]

I am an educationist by calling, not by coincidence. I became a teacher because I believe education is the most powerful equaliser in a society marked by inequality. Growing up and later working in diverse school communities, I witnessed how talent is often limited not by ability, but by opportunity. I teach to unlock potential. […]

Yvonne Noxolo Phatlane is a dedicated teacher driven by a passion to spark change and uplift her community. Inspired by my own transformative teacher, I chose education as my calling at just 17. I believe in building strong community bonds, having experienced firsthand the power of collective support when I lost my mother at a […]