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Mathematics and Science each
year. He dreams of becoming a civil engineer and
Matome is a hardworking and committed leamer who achieves excellent results in
owing his own company one day. His parents don't think his dreams are realistic
because they don't have money to pay for his for his studies. He is thinking of giving up
on his dream and looking for work when he leaves school instead.
2.1 Advice Matome about THREE types of financial assistance that are available to
make his dream come true.
(1x3=3)
2.2 Warn Matome about the obligations of each of these available options. (3x2=6)
2.3 Evaluate Matome's situation and advise him on the option you think suits his
situation best and indicate TWO reasons why you choose that option for him.
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(2x3=6)
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