Inspiring Journey of Bontle Mofokeng

 

Hello and welcome to my blog. I don't think we have met before my name is Bontle Mofokeng. A first-year student at Tshwane University of Technology, studying for Diploma in Journalism. I am a student of Journalism passionate about uncovering the truth and sharing the stories that need to be told. In this blog, we will dwell into my inspiring journey, exploring my passion, achievement and aspirations

This blog showcases my dedication to journalism, my experience, my passion for storytelling. It also provides a platform for my knowledge, insights, and lesson learned, potentially inspiring and educating others interested in journalism 

I am a natural born leader with a great entertaining life. When am not pursuing my academic goal, you will find me in the rugby field, where i showcase my skills and teamwork. My love for sports is evident in my impressive achievement as the captain of the under 21 while I was 18, it is a testament to my leadership abilities and dedication.

My greatest aspiration is to complete my course in Journalism, a field that align with my outgoing and communicative personality.  With the heart of gold and a natural talent for storytelling. Am poised to make meaningful impact of Journalism 

My career aspiration is deeply rooted in my passion. I hope to use my skills to tell inspiring stories, shed light on important issues, and make a positive impact on my community. With my determination and resilience, there's no doubt she'll achieve my goals and become a leading voice in the industry. I thought I was prepared for the challenges of journalism, but I was totally wrong! As a first-year student, I'm drowning in a sea of assignments, deadlines, and high expectations. It feels I'm constantly running on a hamster wheel, getting nowhere fast.

From writing news articles to producing video packages, the workload is relentless. And don't even get me started on the research papers and media analysis assignments! It's like my professors are trying to squeeze every last drop of creativity out of me.despite the struggles, I know this is all part of journey to becoming a journalist. I'm learning to periodize, manage my time, and think on my feet. And when i finally submit that assignment or see my byline in print it's all worth it.

my story is a shinning example of what can be achieved through hard work, perseverance, and a willingness to learn. As i continue to chase my dreams and make difference in the world, my legacy serves as a reminder that we all have the power to shape our own destiny.