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If you’re searching for ways to understand the extent of English literacy barriers in the classroom, you are reading the right blog! 
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If you’re searching for ways to address issues caused by English literacy barriers, you are reading the right blog!   Because English is the language of learning & business in South Africa, 90% of us raised in a different language in our first years might be at some disadvantage…. Ever had a thought about the effect of English Literacy Privilege? You can’t blame the 10% mother tongue speakers for having it so much easier, but please spare a thought and join the club of language Transferees… (A language Transferee is a person who transfers daily from his/her natural language to English and back, in order to make a living) 
This story is about the English privilege mindset and portrays the difference between a mother tongue English speaker and the English second language user. It is about the reality of 'playing catch-up' your entire life and the challenges it entails for Second language users... BUT, this is a success story... with determination, hard work and the commitment of his family, #determindeddumisa managed to overcome the barriers which Transferees face. Remember...
Our heart going into 2019 is to take South-Africans on THE GREAT ENGLISH ADVENTURE. We are a PEOPLE EMPOWERMENT company, accomplishing this by raising English literacy levels.  We're visiting GROOTfm 90.5 and kykNET's 'Die GROOT ontbyt' on set Kaleidoprax kuier saam GROOTfm 90.5 en kykNET se Die GROOT ontbyt.  English as the Language of commerce in South Africa Tune in to GROOTfm 90.5 or watch kykNET's 'Die GROOT ontbyt' on Wednesday 23 Augustus 2017, between 06h30 and 07h15. Zerelde will be discussing English as the language of commerce in South Africa and how this impacts us as a society. The interview will take place in Afrikaans. Keep an eye on our blog for a breakdown of the interview questions in English. These will include:
Skakel Woensdag, 23 Augustus 2017, tussen 06h30 en 07h15, by GROOTfm 90.5 en kykNET se Die GROOT ontbyt in. Kom kuier saam met ons rondom Suid-Afrika se brandende taal kwessie. Ons gesels oor vrae soos:
The interview - Zerelde Uys |
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Talita Uys
Instructional Designer/Content Developer.
Talita Uys is a Graphic Designer and a qualified high school teacher.
She believes that creative, quality education is the key to a better future and takes great pleasure in the acquisition of skills and knowledge.
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Zerelde is a South African consultant who finds unique solutions for the challenges experienced by South Africans who are second-language users in the workplace.
She specialises in education, and building capacity in facilitators and assessors which enable them to cater for the needs of the language transferee.
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