Afrikaans tutors in Gauteng

About Cecile

My home language is Afrikaans. I attended an IEB English high school thus I have experience in helping and tutoring students with Afrikaans as their first additional language. I am very patient and can help with both grammar and literature.

About Shumela

Afrikaans is my home language, and I achieved distinctions in the subject every year from Grade 7 through to Grade 12. I understand that many students find Afrikaans challenging, which is why I focus on explaining concepts in a clear, simple, and engaging way.

About Danielle

I excelled at Afrikaans in school and matriculated with 84%. I am willing to inspire and assist others to aim high and excel too.

About Koketso

I’m a supportive Afrikaans FAL tutor with strong language skills and curriculum knowledge. Through patient, practical guidance, I help students boost reading, writing, and comprehension while building confidence and fluency.

About Katya

Afrikaans can be challenging for many learners, and I aim to make learning languages fun and interactive, as I believe the best way to learn a language is by exposing yourself to the language.

About Abigail

Though not raised in an Afrikaans household, I developed a strong passion and mastery of the language. I excel in comprehension and oral presentations, bringing confidence and skill to help students succeed in Afrikaans.

About Refentse

I am a patient Afrikaans tutor focused on understanding over speed. I help learners improve reading, writing, and comprehension by breaking concepts into simple steps, building confidence, and strengthening Afrikaans First Additional Language skills from primary to high school level.

About Chané

Afrikaans was my first language and my home language, I am very good at speaking Afrikaans and also spelling, it was one of my favorite subjects.

About Ruan

Afrikaans is my home language, and I have years of tutoring experience.

About Kelly

I have a good understanding of the language and believe I can most definitely help those struggling with basics and mental blocks with this subject. To do so, students will need to see it from a positive perspective.