Miss Lethokuhle Hlongwane

andnbsp;My name is Lethokuhle Hlongwane and I am a hard-working student that is willing to learn new aspects that are related to environmental projects and other expects that enhance my knowledge professionally and personally. I received a scholarship from SA Sugar 

Association in 2018. I am currently doing my final year of study at the University of KwaZulu- Natal, Westville Campus. I am studying towards a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences, majoring in Environmental Sciences (GIS and Remote sensing) and Biology. I would appreciate a chance to be part of this life changing organisation. I love the fact that it’s a diverse  vacancy that requires a person that enjoys working with the community, school learner’s, and a person that can work independently with great communication skills.    I am a self- driven, proactive student that is both independent and a team worker. I am an extrovert and I love working with people. I have been sponsored by Siyabonga Helping Hands for Africa for over ten years and have been fortunate enough to participate in Siyabonga programs that have taught me the skills of working as a team and have empowered me to be a mentor for my fellow students at Siyabonga Helping Hands for Africa. I have also been involved in environmental projects that have cleaned up my community, reduced pollution and raised awareness about keeping our environments safe and clean.    In my courses, I have been studying human environments, general principles of chemistry, environmental systems, plant and animal ecophysiology, invertebrate’s diversity and ecology, geographic information systems and remote sensing, biological sciences toolkit, population and community ecology, soil erosion and land degradation, pollution and remediation biology, biogeography and climatic change, environmental management and research in Environmental Sciences. However, this semester will be the last semester of my degree since I am enrolled in a module that focuses on vegetative and seed propagation.  I have been fortunate enough to be offered a job at StatsSA as a fieldworker which improved my communication skills, time management and to adherence by the rules. My duties as a fieldwork was to conducting the enumeration of an area and dwelling units (DUs) publicity, checking and verification of the DU count at the point, collection of data from all households, assisting respondents that opted for CAWI with questionnaire completion and conduct any other duties assigned by the FWS. All these duties had a huge impact both personal and professional as an philonoist.   I would really appreciate the opportunity to gain work experience in your organisation, that will enhance my professional skills and I will be able to share my skills that I have obtained in the past with your organisation.
I am looking forward to hearing from you and discuss how my combination of skills and experience will benefit your organization. Thank you in advance for your consideration. 
Yours Sincerely,  Miss Lethokuhle S. Hlongwane  faithhlongwane584@gmil.com 0672008878/ 0766074634