SA Teachers Showcase Their Cars, Inspiring Future Educators and Students

SA Teachers Showcase Their Cars, Inspiring Future Educators and Students

  • A group of teachers showcased their cars in a viral video to inspire students, receiving widespread praise and motivational comments from the online community
  • The video, posted by @missreporter7, highlighted the rewards of hard work, resonating with many viewers
  • Social media users celebrated the initiative with comments like "inspiring" and "It's time to hit the books"
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In a viral video, teachers displayed their cars to motivate students, highlighting the rewards of hard work. Images: @missreporter7.
Source: TikTok

In a recent heartwarming video, a group of teachers showcased their cars to inspire and motivate their students.

Initially posted by @missreporter7, the video quickly went viral, capturing the attention of many who were moved by the teachers' efforts to motivate their students.

See the video on TikTok below:

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Teachers also inspired the online community

The video features several teachers standing proudly by their vehicles with smiles and gestures of encouragement.

The initiative aimed to show students the tangible rewards of hard work and dedication.

Kingsman M commented on the video, saying,

"Post it again with proper sound …inspiring 🔥."

This sentiment was echoed by many others who found the display both motivational and uplifting, Marothi Maboke expressed happiness, saying:

"As long le le happy❤️"

Namakgale Mavuso Mahlake humorously added:

"When I grow up I want to be a sir..."

Gift M took the opportunity to remind students of the importance of their studies, writing:

"It's time to hit the books 📚😉"

Other comments included Kholofelo Morufane's simple but positive:

"Nice."

Disnormal_boii's enthusiastic comment noted:

"✨🔥This 😭"

Shonny_SA exclaimed:

"This is beautiful. Congratulations to all of you all."

Smaesha's Voguish Flair ❤️🙌 also stated that:

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"Which school is this? It’s like I know it. We were there first term for sports from Ramphelane, is it??"

lejakgomonkgudi also added that:

"This is nice actual 👌 👏"

France M pointed out the motivation to keep going as a local teacher:

"As I teacher,I’m motivated ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥"

User20202017070728 said:

"This is an inspiration rona ba bangwe we pushed hard because we saw young woman driving cars."

Neo.nje also commented:

"Yoh the new age teachers are fighting 🤣😭"

What you need to know about teachers in SA

In South Africa, teachers are essential in moulding the country's future by guiding and supporting the next generation. They deliver curriculum, track student progress and maintain effective classroom management. Beyond their classroom duties, they also contribute to educational policy implementation and community involvement.

In South Africa, an average of 62% of teachers work in classrooms where at least 10% of students speak a different first language than the language of instruction. This represents the highest percentage among OECD countries and partners.

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In South Africa, a new primary school teacher with under a year of experience makes an average of R147,397 annually, including bonuses and overtime.

Government educators earn around R135 per hour, totalling approximately R264,000 annually. Entry-level salaries start at about R210,000 per year, while seasoned educators can earn up to R840,000 annually.

"Bless your heart": Sweet teacher comforts pupil in heartwarming video, netizens thank her

Briefly News reported that netizens were touched to see a compassionate teacher cradling and comforting his seemingly upset learner.

The teacher noted that love is the best lesson a teacher could ever give a child.

Some netizens wished this generation of teachers could've been there during their time, citing it would have helped many overcome their traumas.

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Source: Briefly News

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Reitumetse Makwea (Editor) Reitumetse Makwea is a Current Affairs journalist at Briefly News. She has a National diploma, Advanced diploma and Post-graduate diploma in Journalism from the Tshwane University of Technology. She first worked as a student journalist and freelancer for Caxton's Record Noweto and later joined The Citizen News, where she worked for a little over 3 years covering politics, environmental news, business, education, and health. Reitumetse joined Briefly News in 2024. Email: reitumetse.makwea@briefly.co.za