Our founder · Our approach

Meet Moloko Mafefe.

Mafefe Academy Tutors was founded by Moloko Mafefe, a civil engineer who has taught university students and mentored young engineers. He has operated the academy since 2018.

Engineering experience with a teaching purpose

Engineering involves understanding a problem before choosing a method. That perspective informs the academy’s approach to tutoring: start with what the learner understands, make the reasoning clear and work through practical examples before moving to independent practice. Moloko’s experience teaching university students and mentoring young engineers connects technical knowledge with the need to explain it clearly.

Moloko Mafefe’s background

Moloko holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, a master’s degree in Engineering Management and a certificate in the Fourth Industrial Revolution in the Era of AI. His background spans civil and structural engineering experience, university teaching and the mentoring of young engineers.

Support across a learning journey

The academy offers online one-to-one tutoring from Grade 4 to matric, Engineering N1–N6 and university. School subjects include Mathematics, Sciences, Commerce and Languages. University enquiries can include Civil Engineering, Structural Steel Design and Engineering Management. The specific subject, level and tutor availability are discussed before a plan is agreed.

Clear records and realistic expectations

Attendance, lesson focus and tutoring hours are recorded. These records help keep the tutoring journey organised; they are not a promise of a particular mark. Individual outcomes vary with the learner and circumstances. Ask which learning feedback and administration services are included in your quotation.

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Questions about this support

Who founded the academy?

Mafefe Academy Tutors was founded by Moloko Mafefe, a civil engineer with university teaching and engineering mentoring experience.

How long has the academy operated?

Moloko Mafefe has operated the academy since 2018.