“She Is Stronger Than Most of Us”: SA Shows Love to High School Learner Fumbling Oral Presentation

“She Is Stronger Than Most of Us”: SA Shows Love to High School Learner Fumbling Oral Presentation

  • A young learner had the online community rallying behind her after a video of her messing up her oral due to nerves made it to social media
  • The video was shared on TikTok, receiving a lot of love from Mansi peeps supporting the lady
  • Motivating and comforting messages were sent by social media users, clapping for the young lady's bravery
A learner received love from Mzansi peeps for continuing her presentation regardless of being nervous
Samsung SA shared a video of a Grade 12 learner who stayed calm while making mistakes in her oral presentation. Image: @samsungsourhafrica
Source: TikTok

Anyone who has ever given an oral presentation can agree that it can be nerve-wracking before, during, or after it.

A young, nervous lady was captured in a video giving an oral speech. Samsung, the electronics and appliance company, shared the video on its SA official page under the user handle @samsungsouthafrica.

The speech that touched Mzansi

In the video, the learner stands before the panel as she delivers a speech about innovative ways to help save our planet by keeping it clean.

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Samsung SA captioned their video post:

"This year, #SolveForTomorrow really called the children of the soil to pitch their innovations 🤎🌱💚! Moyaneng Secondary School's objective of their project is to clean the environment & transform organic waste into fertilisers!"

Watch the video below:

Mzansi peeps motivate the young lady

After viewing the video, many social media users rushed to the comment section to show love and support for the young lady. Many shared similar stories, commending her for her bravery and for not cracking under pressure.

User @Mpho related:

"Me everytime I have to stand in front of people and speak, this also happened in an interview 🥺 luckily I did get the job, although they didn't hear what I wanted to say."

User @🥰Sombheshane🥰 said:

"I am proud of her for pushing and not just keeping quiet, self-confidence."

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User @ImAnOtakuBestie shared:

"She is stronger than most of us."

User @KhensaniBawa🎀 added:

"She’s nervous, and that’s normal, and it’s okay❤️."

User @keletsomaila commented:

"💃💃You go, girl! Stage fright is normal! Proud of my girlies🥰."

User @ayandanxasana said

"I wish I could give her a hug and tell her to be calm i know no matter how many times you may practice, but when nerves kick in ❤️."

TikTok user seeks a life update from high school top achievers

In another Briefly News article, a TikTok user opened a flood of comments after sharing a post asking where high school top achievers were in life.

Many top achievers shared disappointments about how their lives have turned out, with some unemployed after completing their degrees.

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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