An academic tutor for GGY 156 ( Aspects of Human Geography). A first-year introductory module that gives students a baseline understanding of human geography as a discipline.Topics such as space. culture and population are discussed in the South African and International context. Students are encouraged to interrogate their sense of place and position in South Africa, the Global South and the world at large.

Academic tutor for GGY 383 (Human Geography Project)A third-year human geography module that consolidates geographic knowledge and skills that students acquired in previous years. Students are introduced to the basic principles of research within the field of human geography and the social sciences as a whole.Through writing a brief proposal and small-scale qualitative and quantitative data collection students will then present their findings in the form of a digital portfolio.

Class Representative for SLK 320 (Community Psychology) a third-year module module that deals with a community psychological perspective on human behaviour and psychological interventions and also critically explores the contribution of various perspectives in psychology.As class representative I facilitated conversation between lecturer and students, assisted with queries, complaints and academic procedures.

1)Made arrangements for venues for physical meetings and taking of meeting minutes of the UnitedNations Joint working group under the Planet Pillar and as requested by the Programming Unit.2)Conducted an analysis of the alignment of FAO Zambia’s Country Programming Framework (CPF)2023 to 2027 with the 8NDP and 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.3)Assisted in arranging a visit by the FAO Global Environment Facility (GEF) Unit fromHeadquarters for technical support to Government in developing a GEF 8 project cycle to beimplemented by FAO.4) Reviewed reports on projects under the FAO Forest Farm Facility (FFF) program, the narrative reportsubmitted by the Zambia National Forest Commodities Association (ZNFCA) to FAO, and the WorldWildlife Fund (WWF) submitted to FAO.

Link Group is a student organization at Waterford Kamhlaba that plans events and themed days at school and promotes UWC ethos.Roles and responsibilities:1)Organizing regular meetings and creation of social media content for marketing of UWCSA Waterford Kamhlaba.2)Organized in-person and virtual events with United World College alumni to speak on contemporary issues and engage with the broader UWC community.