My name is Emmerentia, and I’ve had the privilege of teaching Computer Applications Technology (CAT) for over a decade. My teaching journey began with a passion for technology and education. This combination naturally led me to the world of CAT, where I could inspire young minds to engage critically and creatively with digital tools.

I began teaching CAT at a public high school in Gauteng. Over the years, I’ve taught learners from Grade 10 through to Grade 12, preparing them ...

My name is Emmerentia, and I’ve had the privilege of teaching Computer Applications Technology (CAT) for over a decade. My teaching journey began with a passion for technology and education. This combination naturally led me to the world of CAT, where I could inspire young minds to engage critically and creatively with digital tools.

I began teaching CAT at a public high school in Gauteng. Over the years, I’ve taught learners from Grade 10 through to Grade 12, preparing them not only for their NSC exams, but for real-world digital literacy and workplace readiness.

In my classroom, CAT is more than just a subject. I emphasize practical skills like Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Databases, Presentations, and Internet Research, while also developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. I integrate project-based learning, real-world scenarios, and emerging technologies to make lessons relevant and engaging.

I have helped students consistently achieve 100% matric pass rates in CAT over several consecutive years. I am passionate about bridging the digital divide, especially in under-resourced schools, and believe that access to technology and digital skills is essential for equity in education.

My goal is to continue empowering learners to thrive in a digital world, not only as users of technology but as ethical, informed digital citizens who are prepared for the future of work and lifelong learning. 

I am looking forward to supporting your academic journey.