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How I Fitted Live Classes Around a Full-Time Job

Finishing a self-paced course is mostly about planning. Decide on two or three fixed times each week and put them in your phone calendar. Treat them like a class you cannot miss. Break the course into small goals, such as one lesson per evening. Tick each one off. Seeing progress keeps you going when work gets busy.
If you fall behind, do not start over. Just do the next lesson. Zanele Khumalo
Our support team in Braamfontein can help you reset your plan, and our live classes give you a deadline to work towards if you need one.
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Set a realistic weekly target

Be honest about your week. If you only have three free evenings, plan for three lessons. A small target you meet is better than a big one you drop.

Ask for help early

If a lesson feels stuck, message Nomvula and the support team. Most problems are quick to fix, and you will be back on track before you lose momentum.

4 Comments

  1. I enjoyed this post. Very helpful, and the tips on planning study time are exactly what I needed this term. Thank you, Klikleer team!

  2. Useful post for teachers. The advice on running lessons online is practical and easy to follow. I will try it with my class.

  3. Really clear explanations. I like that you mention data costs and load shedding. A helpful resource for learners and teachers alike.

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