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About Dub's Mathematics Programme

Founded in 2019 by Mthandeni Sithole, Dub's Mathematics Programme supports learners in rural South Africa through focused math and science education, improving academic outcomes and inspiring community growth.

Our Beginning

Community Impact

Starting with a week-long camp for three grade 12 learners, the programme has grown to empower many students, addressing educational challenges faced by learners in Matimatolo village and beyond.

Our Story

Founded in 2019 to improve math skills in local learners.

How It Began

Mthandeni Sithole started a week-long math camp for grade 12 learners, sparking a community-focused education program.

Community Impact

The program supports learners from Matimatolo village, helping them overcome educational challenges through focused math and science tutoring.

Our Location

Based in Greytown, KwaZulu-Natal, Dub's Mathematics Programme supports local learners with dedicated educational initiatives.

Address

Matimatolo Village, Greytown

Hours

Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

FAQs

Who founded Dub's programme?

Mthandeni Sithole founded the programme in June 2019 to support learners in mathematics.

What inspired the programme?

Mthandeni’s passion for education and his desire to help learners in his community inspired the programme.

How did it start?

It began with a week-long camp at Mthandeni’s grandmother’s house to help three Grade 12 learners improve in maths and science.

Who benefits from this programme?

Learners from local schools, especially those facing educational challenges, benefit from the support.

Where is it based?

The programme is based in Matimatolo village, Greytown, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

How can I get involved?

You can support or participate by contacting the organisers to learn about volunteering or partnership opportunities.