Sunday 30 November 2008

University of Botswana and the faculty of education



Ernest Molai is a teacher. He had studied in the University of Botswana and concretely, in the Faculty of Education. The information below describes not only the different faculties of the global university, but also the departments that forms the Faculty of Education

The University of Botswana, (also called UB) was founded in 1982 and it is composed by four campuses and six faculties. Their campuses are distributed in the cities of Gaborone, Francistown and Maun and the faculties are Business, Education, Engineering, Humanities, Science and Social Sciences, even though next year, in 2009, this university will open a new faculty in collaboration with the University of Melbourne, the faculty of Medicine.

The Faculty of Education is the oldest faculty of the university. It has nine departments which are Adult Education, Educational Foundations, Educational Technology, Home Economics, Languages and Social Sciences, Nursing Education, Physical Education and Primary Education. This faculty also offers several undergraduate programs as well as masters such as PhD and Mphil.

A PhD means Doctor of Philosophy and it is a very well considerate.
A Mphil is lower degree than PhD and it means research and it requires the elaboration of a thesis.


Sunday 23 November 2008

Ernest Molai Pakotati's profile


  • About me…
    My name is Ernest Molai Pakotati and I am thirty four. I was born on the 1st of December, 1974, in Katsana Village thirty miles away from Gaborone, the capital of Botswana.

  • My job...
    I work as a teacher at the small school at Katsana Village. All my life I dreamt of being a teacher in my birthplace. This is why I went to the Teachers’ College in Gaborone. I thoroughly prepared my exams until I achieved a permanent post in this school.

  • My family…
    I am happily married with Grace, my wife. We met at the university fifteen years ago. We have three children: Lilly, aged four, Rose, aged nine, and Thobiso, aged eleven.