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Sisikelo pupils prepare for their future at careers day

SISIKELO pupils were enthusiastic about their career guidance visit to the Unizulu Science Centre in Richards Bay last week.

They were welcomed by Mr F.Ndlovu, who outlined how to go about choosing a career and to choose suited to their capabilities and interests, with Mr S.Mdlethse advising them too.

Pupils had four sessions with different facilitators from different faculties.

Pupils were taken to the hall of mechanics, were they were shown the uses of trees and the different industries based in Richards Bay.

Next stop was the science centre auditorium where Mr N Zikhali lectured them about electricity, innovations and several experiments were conducted.

After hours of concentrating and finding out about what careers were available to them, the pupils relaxed and enjoyed themselves on the beach.

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