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SSP success story: Tinhiko NkunaThe Student Sponsorship Programme has a wide range of success stories,notably Tinhiko Nkuna, SSP class of 2004, who attended St Mary’sSchool in Waverley, Johannesburg. She went on to obtain her Bachelorof Education Honours in Education Management, Postgraduate Certificationin Education, FET and Senior Phases in History and French fromthe University of South Africa, as well as a Bachelor’s Degree in Law andFrench from Rhodes University.OamNkuna chose the path of an educator, first teaching history, and subsequentlybeing appointed as the first black Deputy Head in 2017 - thefirst in St Mary’s 130-year history.
“Tinhiko’s passion and vision for educational transformation has beenevident in her teaching and in her role as head of Phelps House,”says Deanne King, Head of St Mary’s School. “She will lead innovationthrough all the educational focus areas, including the social, generational,and transformational innovation that we aspire to at St Mary’s.”According to SSP, between 2000 and 2018, SSP students have achievedan average of two distinctions in Matric, with that number climbing toan average of 3.2 distinctions from 2016 to 2018. Around 76 per centof its graduates have secured a job within three months of completingtheir tertiary education, with 100 per cent doing so within a year. Approximately23 per cent of these jobs are in the commerce, financial,and professional services sectors, with 13 per cent focusing on education,and 11 per cent selecting media, arts, and culture.Did you know?ur Scholar Recruitment process is broad in reachnd rigorous in searching for learners, who will ultiatelybe placed on the programme. We recruit from1 June to 31 August annually.We collect thousands of applications in urban areas,peri-urban areas, townships and outlying areas ofJohannesburg, Pretoria, East London and Grahamstown.We achieve this through a network we havedeveloped over the years, that consists of feederschools, community centres, township-based educationprogrammes, not-for-profit organisations, andlibraries.We also have focused outreach activities each year,including activations in high-density areas, and wehave partnerships with various print and broadcastmedia organisations, where we put out a call forapplications.Click and enjoythe video
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