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Choosing a High School in the Western Cape

Choosing the right high school can make the difference between a happy and successful academic future for your child and years of declining marks followed by poor career prospects.  There are two main things to consider when choosing a high school: 1. Is this school a good fit for my child’s personality, interests, abilities? (Happiness factor) […]

High School Scholarships 2019, Shortlist!

Congratulations to all 52 learners who made it through to SAILI’s final round of testing.  You are all winners and we wish we could award scholarships to everyone.  If you haven’t made our final shortlist, remember to keep working hard, be curious and never give up.  SAILI is now closed for scholarship applications for high school 2019.  If you missed out on applying with SAILI you can apply to Leisure Education Trust.  

 

The following learners are successful in their application.  To continue with your scholarship application you must apply to a SAILI high school and be offered a place.  If you accept a scholarship with another organisation, please let us know as soon as possible.  To find out more about our scholarship deal, read here.

Final High School Shortlist, 2019

Name Surname School
Anshaar Daniels Silverlea
Aqeelah De Leeuw Liesbeeck
Azrah Meyer Jamaica Way
Caleb Brooks Kenmere
Clemence Mujinga Mountain Rd
Eldrich Seymour Palm Palk
Ethan Hill Prince George
Gerard Umegbolu St Augustine
Ghaleel Phillips Parkhurst
Hope Sheldon Zwaanswyk Academy
Jaydon Dreyer York Rd
Kelsey Van Neel Floreat
Makeya Hendricks Rondebosch East
Maya Morkel Sid G Rule
Mickyle Cupido Alicedale
Miheer Faki Turfhall
Mishaad Ross Fairview
Moegamat-Redaah Menton Arcadia
Mogamad Zaakir Cloete Sid G Rule
Mogamat Lut Ryland Searidge Park
Naadir Mahomed Sunlands
Nisha Meyer Sid G Rule
Nohah Gierdien Kenmere
Nuriya Ahmed Rylands
Tasneem Fredericks Square Hill
Tatum Jacobs Prince George
Unathi Kaleni Imperial
Usenathi Mamoza Imperial

School Leaver CV Template

If you took a whole bunch of photos of yourself you would be able to see that even though they are all different, they are still all uniquely “you”.   As you study the pictures you will see yourself with different profiles – a different part of your face showing, a different tilt of your head.  You are still the same person but you look different depending on the angle. A School Leaver CV or Personal Profile is a description of you.  It isn’t the whole of who you are and everything you ever did, it is just one particular picture of you.   It must be a true picture but it can have an angle.

You want to show the reader not only your best side, but the side of you that is most useful to them.  When you send a CV, your application is often one of very many.  You need to catch your reader’s attention right at the top of the page, by selling them exactly the person they are looking for… who also happens to be a true version (or profile) of you! Read more