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Markers List MARKERS LIST - NSC 2019 Name Centre Name Duty Granted Subject Marking Centre ABOSEDE,B SIWALI HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Physical Sciences (P1) CLARENDON GIRLS HIGH ABRAHAM,M KINGSRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SENIOR MARKER Mathematics (P2) VOLKSKOOL ABRAHAM,S SAKHIKAMVA HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Mathematics (P1) NICO MALAN HIGH ABRAHAMS, F GELVANDALE HIGH SCHOOL MODERATOR Engineering Graphics and Design (P1) PAUL SAUER ABRAHAMS,A HILLSIDE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL DEPUTY CHIEF MARKERMathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL ADABLA,P WEST BANK SSS MARKER English First Additional Language (P2) CRADOCK HIGH ADADE,F UMTIZA HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P1) PAUL SAUER ADAM,S DALE COLLEGE BUFFALO CITY METRO DEPUTY CHIEF MARKERIsiXhosa Home Language (P1) PHANDULWAZI ADAMS,F HOERSKOOL DESPATCH DEPUTY CHIEF MARKERLife Sciences (P2) DANIEL PIENAAR ADAMS,J JOHN BISSEKER SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Afrikaans Home Language (P1) COLLEGIATE ADAMS,P KUSILE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL MARKER Engineering Graphics and Design (P2) PAUL SAUER ADONIS,P GIBUNAMBA SSS MARKER English First Additional Language (P3) QUEENSTOWN GIRLS HIGH ADONISI,N XILINXA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Life Sciences (P1) ST JOHNS COLLEGE AGBEDANU,W NTSHILINI SSS MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL AGNEW,M MARY WATERS HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Geography (P1) GILL COLLEGE AGYARE,D ST PATRICKS SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Mathematics (P2) VOLKSKOOL AGYEMAN,O MTIRARA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Business Studies (P1) GRENS HIGH AH SHENE,J HILLSIDE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Afrikaans First Additional Language (P3) STRELITZIA AHUNASERE- MENSAH,J TAMBEKILE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Physical Sciences (P2) STUTTERHEIM AKOTO,J NGUBEZULU SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER English First Additional Language (P2) CRADOCK HIGH AKWA,P QUMBU VILLAGE .S.S.S MARKER Geography (P1) GILL COLLEGE ALEX,A UMTHATA HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Mathematics (P1) NICO MALAN HIGH ALEX,S KHANYISA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Mathematics (P2) VOLKSKOOL ALEXANDER,J HANKEY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Geography (P2) GILL COLLEGE ALEXANDER,L MZIMVUBU SSS MARKER Life Sciences (P1) ST JOHNS COLLEGE ALI,N NYANGILIZWE SSS MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P3) ALIWAL- NORTH HIGH ALI,P SANDISIWE HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Business Studies (P1) GRENS HIGH ALIHAFI,S QUEENS TOWN GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Life Sciences (P2) DANIEL PIENAAR ALLISON, RE ARCADIA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MODERATOR History (P1) DANIEL PIENAAR ALLISON,M JOHN BISSEKER SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Business Studies (P1) GRENS HIGH ALLY,F NORTHERN LIGHTS SCHOOL MARKER Computer Applications Technology (P2) STRELITZIA ALONI,M SEK MQHAYI MARKER History (P1) DANIEL PIENAAR AMANKWAH,F GXABA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Economics (P1) CRADOCK HIGH AMANKWAH,F MANGALA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER English First Additional Language (P2) CRADOCK HIGH AMERIC,A WILLOWMORE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLMARKER Afrikaans Home Language (P1) COLLEGIATE AMERICA,J WILLOWMORE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLMARKER Accounting (P1) GILL COLLEGE AMOS BROWN,F CATHCART HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Business Studies (P1) GRENS HIGH ANDREWS,L GELVANDALE HIGH SCHOOL MARKER English Home Language (P1) COLLEGIATE ANDRIAANSE,B MICHAUSDAL SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Business Studies (P1) GRENS HIGH ANDRIES,V NCEDO SSS MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL ANKER,F BRANDWAG HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Geography (P2) GILL COLLEGE ANOSIKE,I UMTATA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MARKER Computer Applications Technology (P1) STRELITZIA ANTHONY,A BREIDBACH SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Mathematics (P1) NICO MALAN HIGH APIE,N KHANYISA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Economics (P1) CRADOCK HIGH APOLIS,N UMTHATHA TECHNICAL COLLEGE MARKER English First Additional Language (P2) CRADOCK HIGH APPOLLIS,B JOHN BISSEKER SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL APRIL,M NYANISO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Tourism (P1) MVENYANE HIGH APRIL,N LIMEKHAYA SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER English First Additional Language (P3) QUEENSTOWN GIRLS HIGH APRIL,T EKUPHUMLENI HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL APRIL,X MASIPHATHISANE SENIOR SECONDARY MARKER Geography (P2) GILL COLLEGE ARENDS,S GAMBLE STREET SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER History (P2) NYANGA HIGH ARENDSE,M NYANGA SSS MARKER English First Additional Language (P3) QUEENSTOWN GIRLS HIGH ARGYLE,M GILL COLLEGE MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P1) PAUL SAUER ARMSTRONG,C HOERSKOOL GRENS SENIOR MARKER Geography (P2) GILL COLLEGE ARNOLD,E BOOYSEN PARK HIGH MARKER Afrikaans Home Language (P2) COLLEGIATE AROSI,S TAMBEKILE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER English First Additional Language (P3) QUEENSTOWN GIRLS HIGH ASENI,P NOMPUMELELO HIGH SCHOOL MARKER History (P1) DANIEL PIENAAR ATTERIDGE,L PORT ALFRED HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Business Studies (P1) GRENS HIGH ATTWEL,B LAWSON BROWN HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Afrikaans First Additional Language (P3) STRELITZIA AUGUST ,S MIDDELLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Life Sciences (P2) DANIEL PIENAAR AUGUST,K NONCEDO COMBINED SCHOOL MARKER Life Sciences (P1) ST JOHNS COLLEGE BAARTMAN,B ALEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Afrikaans Home Language (P3) STUTTERHEIM BAARTMAN,N GOBE COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Geography (P1) GILL COLLEGE BAATJES,A CHATTY SS MARKER Afrikaans Home Language (P2) COLLEGIATE BABA,S DALIWONGA MARKER Mathematics (P1) NICO MALAN HIGH BABA,Z EBENEZER MAJOMBOZI HIGH SCHOOL MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P3) ALIWAL- NORTH HIGH BABI,T NZIMANKULU SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Life Sciences (P1) ST JOHNS COLLEGE BACA,P MARELANE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Geography (P2) GILL COLLEGE BACELA ,E WZWELIMJONGILE SSS MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P2) BYLETTS HIGH BACELA,P JIM MVABAZA SSS MARKER Agricultural Sciences (P1) KHANYISA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND BADISO,F LAWSON BROWN HIGH SCHOOL MARKER History (P1) DANIEL PIENAAR BADUZA,W ZINZANI HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P1) PAUL SAUER BAGOES,W BOOYSEN PARK HIGH MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL BAIDOO,J NTSOKOTHA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Mathematics (P2) VOLKSKOOL BAINS,F GELVANDALE HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Business Studies (P1) GRENS HIGH BAKIE,B KHANYA SSS MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P1) PAUL SAUER BALA,M ELLIOTDALE TECHNICAL & COMM. MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P1) PAUL SAUER BALA,S VULINGCOBO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Economics (P2) STRELITZIA BALASANA,J EMDENI SSS MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P2) BYLETTS HIGH BALASANA,L SEHUSHE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL MARKER Business Studies (P1) GRENS HIGH BALDWIN, RL D F MALHERBE HIGH SCHOOL MARKER English Home Language (P2) COLLEGIATE BALEKA ,Z NDYEBO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P1) PAUL SAUER BALENI-NGAMLANA,B DAVID MAMA HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Life Sciences (P1) ST JOHNS COLLEGE BALFOUR-KWATSHA,I NATHANIEL PAMLA HIGH SCHOOL MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P1) PHANDULWAZI BALI ,N ECHIBENI MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P1) PHANDULWAZI BALIBANA,N UMTATA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P3) ALIWAL- NORTH HIGH BALIE,H JOHN WALTON SSS SENIOR MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL BALIE,L JOHN WALTON SSS MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL BALINTULO,N BYLETTS SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER Life Sciences (P2) DANIEL PIENAAR BALISO,A MZOMHLE SSS MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P3) ALIWAL- NORTH HIGH BAM MDINGI,A PAKAMANI SSS MARKER Agricultural Sciences (P1) KHANYISA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND BAM MONGADI,L LINGELETHU SSS MARKER Tourism (P1) MVENYANE HIGH BAM,A EXCELSIOR COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL MARKER Accounting (P1) GILL COLLEGE BAM,F MABALENGWE SSS MARKER English First Additional Language (P3) QUEENSTOWN GIRLS HIGH BAM,Z KHWAZA SSS MARKER English First Additional Language (P1) STRELITZIA BAMBALAZA,T ZANOLWAZI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER History (P2) NYANGA HIGH BAMBANI,W NKWANCA PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P1) PHANDULWAZI BAMBATA,N NTABEZULU SSS MARKER Mathematics (P1) NICO MALAN HIGH BAMBATA,P SIBONILE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Mathematical Literacy (P2) VOLKSKOOL BAMBELO,S A.D. TSHAYINGCA SSS SENIOR MARKER Physical Sciences (P1) CLARENDON GIRLS HIGH BAMBELO,Z A.D. TSHAYINGCA SSS MARKER Geography (P2) GILL COLLEGE BAMLA ,V TOISE SSS MARKER Life Sciences (P1) ST JOHNS COLLEGE BAMLA,N ABAMBO ACIRIC HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Physical Sciences (P2) STUTTERHEIM BAMZA,N ZANOKHANYO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER English First Additional Language (P1) STRELITZIA BANDEZI,M NGANGELIZWE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLMARKER Mathematics (P2) VOLKSKOOL BANGANI ,L BHEKIZULU SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P2) BYLETTS HIGH BANGANI,A DALIBASO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Economics (P2) STRELITZIA BANGANI,M UMTHAWELANGA SSS MARKER Mathematics (P1) NICO MALAN HIGH BANGAZA,N NOSIMO TECHNICAL MARKER English First Additional Language (P3) QUEENSTOWN GIRLS HIGH BANGO-MNIKI,N MTHATA INLAND ST JOHNS COLLEGE SENIOR MARKER Life Sciences (P1) ST JOHNS COLLEGE BANJWA,L MXHUME SSS MARKER Mathematics (P2) VOLKSKOOL BANJWA,P PANGALELE SSS MARKER IsiXhosa Home Language (P2) BYLETTS HIGH BANJWA,T BAZINDLOVU SSS MARKER Physical Sciences (P1) CLARENDON GIRLS HIGH BANYA,P TANDANANI SSS MARKER Agricultural Sciences (P2) KHANYISA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND BAQWA,N TSOMO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER English First Additional Language (P3) QUEENSTOWN GIRLS HIGH BARAYI,L NKWANCA PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL MARKER English First Additional Language (P3) QUEENSTOWN GIRLS HIGH BARCLAY,C GREY BOY HIGH SCHOOL MARKER Physical Sciences (P1) CLARENDON GIRLS HIGH BARLOW E.J,R BREIDBACH SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MARKER Afrikaans First Additional Language (P2) COLLEGIATE BARLOW,D
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