POLOKWANE – The King Benefit Foundation is dedicated to uplift youth in education and social development programmes in the city and provides mathematics, physical science and commerce subject streams.
Foundation founder, Moses King Benefit Mabitsela, said the main aim of the foundation is to help young learners who struggle with their studies.
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“We want them to improve their studies. Thus far, we have more than 65 learners who are fully registered with the King Benefit Foundation and we are still looking for more youths to tutor. We aim to change the world through education and we want learners to pass matric with flying colours. Some of the learners who are enrolled have failed their term and we want to help them pass their remaining terms.
“We are now accepting learners from Gr 1 to Gr 12 as well as helping school dropouts to get their matric certificates.
“Even though Gr 12 learners are our main target, we help any learner who is struggling with their education,” Mabitsela said, adding he founded the foundation because he wants to share his knowledge with learners.
“Helping them is something that is very important to me and I don’t want to see any learners suffer with their studies when I can do something about it to help them.
“It has been one of the great privileges of my life to assist young people to realise their full potential through education.
“I won’t stop until every child in Polokwane gets what they deserve educationally and encourage them to focus on their studies.”
Learners who require assistance can register with the King Benefit Foundation at Mimosa Building, first floor or they can contact Mabitsela at 071 304 7108.
