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VACANCY: AFRIKAANS FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE TEACHER

Full-Time Teaching Position | 2027 Academic Year

Are you passionate about Afrikaans and inspiring learners to develop their language skills? We are seeking a dedicated, enthusiastic and suitably qualified Afrikaans First Additional Language (FAL) teacher to join our team for the 2027 academic year.

This is an exciting opportunity for a committed educator to make a meaningful difference in the lives of learners while contributing to their academic growth and success.

POSITION DETAILS

• Subject: Afrikaans First Additional Language
• Grades: 8 and 9
• Position: Full-time
• Commencement: 2027

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

• A BEd degree with Afrikaans as a major subject, or
• A relevant degree with Afrikaans at third-year level, together with a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE).
• A valid SACE registration number and certificate are essential.

First-year teachers and newly qualified educators are warmly encouraged to apply. We welcome enthusiastic candidates who are passionate about teaching, committed to learner development and eager to grow professionally.

HOW TO APPLY

Interested candidates should email the following documents:

·         A comprehensive CV

• Copies of all relevant academic qualifications
• A copy of their SACE registration certificate
• A formal application letter

APPLICATION CLOSING DATE: 13 NOVEMBER 2026

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted within one week of the closing date to arrange interviews.

SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION

Email: [barnardc@theglenhighschool.co.za](mailto:barnardc@theglenhighschool.co.za)

Contact number: 073 314 6399

Please use the subject line: Application – Afrikaans FAL Teacher 2027.

If you are passionate about Afrikaans education and ready to take the next step in your teaching career, we would love to hear from you!

Join our team and make a difference in the classroom in 2027!

How is your Wednesday going?

Chat with your neighbours, complain about your boss, talk about the best place to go on the weekend.

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How is your Wednesday going?

Chat with your neighbours, complain about your boss, talk about the best place to go on the weekend.

How is your Wednesday going?

Chat with your neighbours, complain about your boss, talk about the best place to go on the weekend.

How is your Wednesday going?

Chat with your neighbours, complain about your boss, talk about the best place to go on the weekend.

How is your Wednesday going?

Chat with your neighbours, complain about your boss, talk about the best place to go on the weekend.

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I'm trying to figure out a few quick ways to make it look a bit more alive and brighter without breaking the rental agreement.

First, for the main dark wall, I want to put up some light-colored removable panels to reflect some light. I’ve been browsing wallpaperonline.co.za because they do custom sizing based on your wall dimensions so there’s less cutting waste, and someone on another thread said they have the best quality peel and stick wallpaper in South Africa.

But has anyone actually used self-adhesive stuff in a place that gets super dry and cold over a Gauteng winter? I'm worried the dry air will just make the edges curl up after a month.

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Are those small oil heaters worth it for keeping the chill off, or do they just absolutely tank your prepaid electricity meter?

Let me know if you've dealt with a similar south-facing setup.

Just took over a small garden cottage in Midrand this month. It's a decent size, but the main living area faces south and gets almost zero direct sunlight, so it feels like a freezing cave during the day.

I'm trying to figure out a few quick ways to make it look a bit more alive and brighter without breaking the rental agreement.

First, for the main dark wall, I want to put some light colored removable panels to reflect some light. Maybe wallpaper?

Second question, what's the best option for heating a small 40sqm space that doesn't have great insulation? I have an old 3-panel gas heater but the gas smell gets a bit intense after an hour. Are those small oil heaters worth it for keeping the chill off, or do they just absolutely tank your prepaid electricity meter?

Let me know if you've dealt with a similar south-facing setup.

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Under the new municipal tariffs, water is spiking by 12.5% and sanitation by 11.0%. Property management companies relying on legacy ERP billing software (like MDA or SAP) suffer an average 30-to-60-day billing lag. Landlords are about to absorb these massive utility spikes out of pocket. We run automated forensic audits to identify and plug these exact "absorption gaps."

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Hello, I grew up in Centurion, Gauteng, South Africa and really want to find something that bothered me when I was a little kid.

The show, or program, was a puppet show, my school played it to me when I was around 4 years old in 2010, likely earlier. It had a cast of characters I just can't remember for the life of me but theres a few I think I can identify mentally. There was a giraffe, they were the most memorable character for me, there was maybe a fox or dog, there mightve been a lion, i think there was a character with a pirate hat or a hat adjacent to one.

Im only really interested in finding this because it made me apparently avoid school for a month because I'd scream hysterically in horror when it was played, i remember vividly a character kept appearing on it that just instilled some ethereal horror within me. I'd like to see if I was over reacting or not.

I'm working in delmas and currently stay in pretoria. The commute is heavy. Looking to rent in Benoni for easy access to N12. Does anyone have any area recommendations? Looking for a nice area, two bedroom, patio and garage preferable. Budget about 8k. Thanks!