FUTURE PATHFINDERS CLUB

As a child, I always wanted to become a teacher. I imagined myself standing in front of the learners reading a storybook. I developed a passion for education, mainly because it has to do with helping learners acquire knowledge, competence, or virtue. “Learners are quite interesting human beings”, I said to myself. As a teacher, I will play a crucial role in shaping the lives of young people by encouraging a new generation and guiding them to make a positive impact in the world around them. Therefore, studying at the University of Namibia is a dream come true. Teaching is a great career choice for anyone who wants to make a difference in the lives of young people; teachers serve many roles within a school environment and the community. Moreover, teachers are often passionate and dedicated individuals with a strong desire for lifelong learning. As a student teacher, I inspire, motivate, and educate learners from different backgrounds and of any age. Furthermore, I spend a lot of time wit

1. TOWN AND REGIONAL PLANNING As a town and regional planner, your role is crucial in shaping the development and growth of cities, towns, and regions. Your duties, responsibilities, and job specifications may vary depending on the specific organization or government agency you work for, but here is a general overview: Duties and Responsibilities:    Urban and Regional Planning: You will be responsible for creating and implementing plans for the development and growth of cities, towns, and regions. This includes analyzing land use patterns, infrastructure requirements, transportation systems, and environmental factors. Research and Analysis: Conducting research and data analysis is an essential part of your role. You will gather and analyze demographic, economic, and environmental data to inform planning decisions and ensure that they align with the needs and goals of the community. Environmental Considerations: You will assess the environmental impact of proposed projects and develop

  Choosing a career is a crucial decision that holds significant importance in one’s life, with careful decisions to take into consideration your own strengths, weaknesses, desires, and the goal of your career.  Here are some hints  to consider.                               BENEFITS OF CHOOSING THE RIGHT CAREER CONSEQUENCES OF NOT CHOOSING A WRONG  CAREER https://youtu.be/TtmAGZ3N3Gg?si=ZdbYGeBRl_rg5ffo

  1. UNIVERSITY OF CAPETOWN .                                                                        2.                                 3.  NAMIBIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS  UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA NAMIBIA INSTITUTE OF MINING AND TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT WINDHOEK VOCATIONAL TRAINING COLLEGE NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 1. UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA The University of Namibia offers various courses in different faculties. The entry-level requirements for each course may vary depending on the faculty and the specific program. Here are some examples of courses and their entry-level requirements. 2. NAMIBIA INSTITUTE OF MINING AND TECHNOLOGY The Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT) offers a range of courses in various disciplines. Here are some commonly offered courses, their entry requirements, and approximate cost. 3.  NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 4. WINDHOEK VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE HOW TO APPLY PER UNIVERSITY

    1. BACHELOR OF PHARMACY (B. PHARM)                                                                                                                To distribute medicine to treat and prevent diseases in animals and humans. A pharmacist forms the coordinating link between the producer, the doctor, the patient, and the community.                                                                                               Entry requirements :  UNAM; a Grade 12 NSSC certificate or any other equivalent qualification with at least 30 points with a B Symbol in English OR 32 with a C Symbol in English. A Score of 2 or better in Mathematics and Physical Sciences or a 2 in Mathematics and a 3 in Physical Science or a 2 in Physical Science and a 3 in Mathematics or a B Symbol or better in ordinary level Mathematics and Physical Sciences. A Symbol B or better in ordinary-level Biology/Life Science is required.