Garrick B

English was one of my favourite subjects in high school as I enjoy reading and writing. Studying law has only increased my knowledge and understanding of the English language. I can help with your comprehension, grammar or general writing skills.

Coming from an Afrikaans home certainly gives me a natural advantage in Afrikaans as an additional language. I have also been in English schools since primary school so I have no doubt I will be able to help you better grasp the Afrikaans language.

Maths is like anything else, practice makes perfect. Practicing can be difficult so I assist you on your journey to mathematical excellence by guiding you through practice. My accounting background enables me to show you some practical application.

The key to succeeding in Life Orientation is staying up to date with any projects/assignments and studying theory. Being a full-time accounting and law student has definitely taught me various soft and hard skills that I believe can help you succeed.

I achieved a final result of 95% for accounting in Year 12. I have a bursary from PWC and will start CA (SA) articles with PWC in 2022. I completed my final year of BAccLLB at Stellenbosch in 2020 and will be doing my honours in Accounting in 2021.

I am passionate about history and finding ways to make it fun. I always achieved top marks for my history essays and studying law has certainly bettered my writing skills. I have developed good techniques for summarising, memorising & writing.

BAccLLB graduate from Stellenbosch University and currently busy with CTA in preparation for CA(SA) articles. I have a bursary from PWC and will commence my auditing articles with PWC in 2022. My accounting and legal background has given me a holistic understanding of accounting.

2020 Stellenbosch University graduate (BAccLLB degree). Got 85% for my final year legal dissertation supervised by Prof Thuli Madonsela and former Vice-Dean of Stellenbosch. I would love to share my passion for law with you by guiding you through your studies and developing a legal thought process.

Economics must be understood not memorised. The key to succeeding at economics is learning to understand the meaning behind the graphs and principles. Once you understand and build a foundation, a little bit of hard work can make economics a breeze.

I have passed all tax modules part of my course (covering tax from a legal perspective (in pursuit of an LLB) as well as from an accounting perspective (in pursuit of a CA stream accounting degree). I have worked full-time as part of a tax team for 12 months having filed over 100 tax returns.