POLOKWANE – In his message, Mathabatha expressed matric exams as an important moment for the learners in Limpopo and across the country.
“On behalf of Provincial Government, I wish all learners in our province who will be seating for their end of year examination, all of the best.
We call on you to use the few remaining days before the exams effectively and prudently. This is the time to suspend all activities that are not helpful to your studies including time spent on social networks. All of your attention should be fixed to your books, and nothing else.,” he said.
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He added that government are confident that the class of 2018 will reach their target of radically improving Limpopo’s Grade 12 pass rate.
“For this target to be achieved, it is important that we remind you of three working ingredients of a good pass, being hard work, focus and discipline.
Remember that a good pass is a master key that opens all doors to opportunities and a better life, with a good pass you can be admitted to the best universities in the world, enjoy freedom to choose your study field and get all the financial assistance you may need,” he said.
Mathabatha urged learners to remember and be guided by the words of former President Nelson Mandela who said that education is the great engine of personal development. “It is through education that the daughter of a peasant can become a doctor, that the son of a mine worker can become the head of the mine that a child of farm workers can become the president of a great nation,” he quoted.
