Academics for rural education - A.R.E

Best wishes to all matriculants seating for their exams starting this morning. 📚🖊

What problem(sl are you experiencing and how can we help you?
Mahlatse Hlatse-Guy Matau

Congratulations to the matric class of 2022. You have achieved another big milestone.

To those who did not go through first attempt, this is a second chance to look back, reflect and tackle a new year with a better view of experience.

Modishi wa dikgomo o tswa natso shakeng!
Every day counts. God bless.

Best wishes to the class of 2022 seating for their matric exams from tomorrow.
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Join us as we wish a happy birthday to the founder of our movement Hlatse-Guy Matau.

Enjoy your special day Dr. Matau🎂🎉🎊

It is matric results time and many are talking about the number of distinctions they or their children got. This is great, and I congratulate all the learners who have passed and parents whose children did very well. The past two years have been tough and you made it despite the challenges!

But what if you have not done well? What if you failed or did not get the resukts you envisaged?

Failure is not always a bad thing, it is very important. We speak about success all the time but many of us know that in the journey of success we go through a lot of failures. It is the ability to resist failure or to use failure to our benefit that often leads to greater success. People always think of failure as the enemy of success. But it is not. Failure is a teacher – a harsh one, perhaps, but the best.

Never blame anyone or anything for your failure, rather take responsibility and learn from it. You can fail many times, but you are not a failure until you begin to blame somebody else for it. It is okay to cry and be disappointed when you fail, but don’t waste your time complaining and blaming others for it, just put your failure to work for you because that’s where you’ll find success. In every failure, there's the seed to even greater success. ~ Mamokgethi Phakeng