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Hello Fellow!

We're thrilled to welcome you to the WomEng Southern Africa Fellowship 2023! Your journey with us promises
to be an exciting and transformative one, and we're delighted to have you on board.

This Welcome Pack is designed to provide you with essential information about the program, guide you on
what to expect, and help you navigate your way through the fellowship. Please keep this Welcome Pack
handy as a reference throughout the program. We encourage you to engage actively in the modules,
assignments, and networking opportunities, as they will be key to your personal and professional growth
throughout the year.

Once again, welcome to the WomEng Southern Africa Fellowship 2023. We look forward to a rewarding
and successful time ahead!

Programme Overview
WomEng Southern Africa Fellowship is a leadership, innovation, well-being, and employability programme
for the best and brightest female students in engineering, technology, and the built environment to find
solutions to global challenges while developing and preparing for the industry. WomEng Fellows are
equipped with critical skills for the future of work and skills for entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship within
the engineering and technology industry. WomEng is creating diversity in the engineering and technology
industry.

WomEng Southern Africa Fellowship 2023 is an online programme, meaning materials and tools will be
supplied to Fellows to learn in their own space and time. This will be supplemented with regular online chats
via WhatsApp and live tutorials on Zoom. Sixty (60) delegates (hereon referred to as fellows) are to
participate in the online programme. The programme will be run in modules between September 2023 –
December 2023 with an assignment and feedback required from fellows at the end of each module.
Modules to be covered over the course of this programme include:

Module 1: Leadership Now - Unlocking Your Story and Style


Module 2: Innovation – Developing Skills for the Future of Work
Module 3: Employability – Thriving in the Workplace

Our Fellows are full-time female engineering, built environment or technology students currently studying at a
university or university of technology in Botswana, Namibia, South Africa.
About WomEng
WomEng is a multi-award-winning social enterprise developing high-skilled girls and women for the engineering
and technology industries. Founded in South Africa in 2006, WomEng works internationally, developing targeted
programmes and interventions to address the severe shortage of women in engineering. Beyond the focus on
increasing the numbers through a proactive and needs driven approach, WomEng programming is creating
the next generation of female engineering leaders in society.

WomEng has worked beyond only building female talent pipelines but has started to build entrepreneurship
and innovation challenges to raise the opportunity of entrepreneurship within the engineering and tech
industry.

Beyond these skills it is important for girls and women to have mentorship and leadership development
opportunities to create a virtuous cycle of women participating in STEM fields.
About De Beers Group
De Beers Group is the world’s leading diamond company, with expertise in diamond exploration, mining,
grading, marketing, and retail. Together with their joint venture partners, they employ more than 20,000
people across the global diamond pipeline, with many of these people in our source countries of Botswana,
Canada, Namibia, and South Africa.

The De Beers Group is passionate about diamonds and where they come from. They believe in the
protection of the natural world, and to ensure their diamonds give back to the communities where they are
discovered, helping them to thrive. The De Beers Group are leaders in pioneering solutions to ensure their
diamonds are responsibly and ethically sourced, and in doing so are driving positive change for the whole
industry.

Their commitment is called Building Forever; it is a holistic and integrated approach for creating a better
future for people and the planet.
This journey map is here to give you more of an in-depth view of how the program will run. It spans from the very
first welcome to the final assessment. Please be sure to follow along as we move through the tasks and be sure
you are on track.

Completion Certificate Criteria:


☑ Submission of at least 2 out of the 3 module assignments
☑ Submission of Final Assignment due 14 December 2023
☑ Completion of final feedback survey
Congratulations once again on being selected for the WomEng Southern Africa Fellowship. We invite you to
spread the word about your selection and participation by posting on social media and tagging us.

Programme themes
There will be themes running through the programme. After each module, we will select a theme and you
will need to do a short video or write just a little paragraph detailing your experience and telling us what it
means to you. Please make use of the hashtags so that we can see your videos! Use #WomEngSAF2023.

• Module 1 - To Be Bold and Courageous


• Module 2 - Imagineering the Future
• Module 3 - Thriving in the Workplace

Social media handles

WomEng:

@WomEng WomEng

@_WomEng WomEng

De Beers Group:

@debeersgroup @DeBeersGroupOfCompanies

@debeersgroup De Beers Group


Aluwani C. Ndou Amiera Creighton Asataluli C. Matamela
Anna N. Hainghumbi
Nelson Mandela University University of Cape Town Vaal University of
Namibia University of
Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering Technology
Science and Technology
Second Last Year Final Year Chemical Engineering
Electrical & Electronic
Engineering Final Year
Final Year

Aune Kamosho Bokamoso P. Mugwena Carla Mathyse Cathrine K. Lebekwe


Namibia University of Tshwane University of University of Cape Town Botswana University of
Science and Technology Technology Chemical Engineering Agriculture and Natural
Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering Postgraduate Resources
Geoinformation Second Last Year Soil & Water Conservation
Technology Engineering
Second Last Year Postgraduate
Dintle K. Segootsane Edith M. Moyo Elina N. Hangula Frieda M. Johannes
Ba Isago University University of the University of Namibia Namibia University of
Construction studies Witwatersrand Electrical and Electronic Science and Technology
Second Last Year Chemical Engineering Engineering Civil Engineering
Second Last Year Second Last Year Second Last Year

Gaone C. Otukile Gofaone Gaborekwe Herminah G. Mokotedi Hilda N. Egumbo


BIUST University of Botswana University of the Namibia University of
Computer Science Civil Engineering Witwatersrand Science and Technology
Final Year Final Year Metallurgy and Materials Electrical and Electronic
Engineering Engineering
Final Year Final Year

Katlego Lifi Kauthar Du Toit Keabetswe F. Khanya Kelebogile M. Motlogelwa


University of Botswana University of Cape Town Vaal University of BIUST
Civil Engineering Mechatronics Engineering Technology Metallurgy and Materials
Final Year Final Year Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Final Year Final Year
Khumo Makwala Laimi Iyambo
Kesaobaka Mmopelwa Klaudia L. Weyulu
University of Botswana Namibia University of
BIUST Namibia University of
Electrical and Electronic Science and Technology
Mechatronics and Science and Technology
Engineering Environmental Engineering
Industrial Instrumentation Electrical and Electronic
Postgraduate Postgraduate
Postgraduate Engineering
Second Last Year

Lebo Selomo Londiwe Ntombela Manthabiseng Junicia Maria N. Fillipus


University of the University of the Thamae Namibia University of
Witwatersrand Witwatersrand University of the Science and Technology
Chemical Engineering Industrial Engineering Witwatersrand Mining engineering
Second Last Year Second Last Year Chemical Engineering Final Year
Postgraduate

Matilda H.i Lilonga Mishra Mohammad Munzhedzi Siphugu Mudau Nasiphi Msani
University of Namibia Varsity College University of the University of the
Mechanical Engineering Computer Science Witwatersrand Witwatersrand
Final Year Final Year Metallurgy and Materials Chemical Engineering
Postgraduate Final Year
Nkateko P. Salane Nkosazana E. Jameson Nokuphila T. Dlamini Nonduduzo B. Mamba
University of the University of the University of Namibia BIUST
Witwatersrand Witwatersrand Civil Engineering Mining Engineering
Aeronautical Engineering Chemical Engineering Final Year Postgraduate
Second Last Year Final Year

Nyengedzo Maliboho One Colleen Montsho Oprah-Joyce T. Lewat Oshai Naidoo


University of Cape Town BIUST University of Cape Town University of Pretoria
Chemical Engineering Metallurgy and Materials Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Final Year Engineering Second Last Year Second Last Year
Final Year

Penelope O. Tshenolo Qiqa Lwana Refilwe N. Keorapetse Rendani P. Davhula


New Era College University of Johannesburg University of Botswana University of the
Electrical and Electronic Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Witwatersrand
Engineering Final Year Final Year Chemical Engineering
Final Year Final Year
Risuna Rikhotso Sabrina T. Mogobere Sapphire K. Makoko Sewela L. Sakuneka
Vaal University of BIUST BIUST University of Johannesburg
Technology Metallurgy and Materials Electrical and Electronic Metallurgy and Materials
Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering
Second Last Year Final Year Second Last Year Postgraduate

Simphiwe Zwane Siphesihle Mlata Susanna Nghifikwa Sylvia Owczarek


Vaal University of Vaal University of University of Namibia University of Botswana
Technology Technology Electrical and Electronic Electrical and Electronic
Chemical Engineering Industrial Engineering Engineering Engineering
Final Year Final Year Second Last Year Final Year

Tendesai Sigauke Lebole L. Mothwa Thulani Jonas


Teofilia L. Ruben
University of Namibia University of Botswana University of Botswana
University of Namibia
Metallurgy and Materials Electrical and Electronic Geomatics
Civil Engineering
Engineering Engineering Final Year
Second Last Year
Postgraduate Final Year
Tshepo Matloga Tumisang Tshimologo Veronica S. Kakende
Tshepo Masilo
University of the Botswana Accountancy Namibia University of
University of Botswana
Witwatersrand College Science and Technology
Civil Engineering
Construction Studies Computer Science Electrical and Electronic
Final Year
Final Year Final Year Engineering
Second Last Year

Winnie Molefe
Botho University
Network Security and
Computer Forensics
Final Year

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