Mr Sello Martin Blase Mohlaloka

Mr Sello Martin Blase Mohlaloka

Lecturer Bloemfontein Campus
Qualifications: MEd | PGDE | BEd Hons (Policy Studies and Governance) | ACE (Technology) | BSc Ed

Professional Background

Mr Sello Martin Blase Mohlaloka is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Humanities at the Central University of Technology (CUT) in Bloemfontein. He holds a BSc Ed degree from the University of the North (QwaQwa campus), an Advanced Certificate in Education (Technology) from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, and a BEd Hons, PGDE, and MEd from the University of the Free State (UFS).

With a rich background in both school and higher education, Mr Mohlaloka previously worked as a science teacher and Head of Department at Metsimaphodi Secondary School (1996–2002), and at St Mary’s Primary School in Bloemfontein (2002–2017). In 2018, he joined the University of the Free State South Campus as a Curriculum Designer for the Curriculum Design and Development division, later serving as a Researcher in the Access Programme until the end of 2019. Passionate about imparting knowledge, he is dedicated to his students' academic success and continues to pursue his PhD with the goal of further contributing to scholarly publication and postgraduate supervision.

Areas of Expertise

  • • Learner Discipline
  • • Religion in Education
  • • School Safety
  • • Teacher-Learner Relationships

Selected Publications

  • • Analysing Teachers’ Perspectives on the Significance of Religious Education to Curb Learners-on-Teacher Violence in South African Schools.
  • • Curbing teenage pregnancy through Religious Education: South African teachers speak out.
  • • Students’ voices concerning pedagogic praxis and curbing absenteeism – A case study of a university of technology in South Africa.
  • • Foundation Phase Teachers' Point of Views Towards Using Social-Constructivism Learning Theory in Professional Development.
  • • Teaching in the Shadows: Teachers’ Voices on Resource Scarcity in the Thabo Mofutsanyana Technical Schools.

External Profiles

Contact Us
Mr Sello Martin Blase Mohlaloka

Mr Sello Martin Blase Mohlaloka

smohlaloka@cut.ac.za