I was able to take matric classes, their equivalent of senior-level courses, which gave me a new perspective on their education system. I even learned some Afrikaans, one of the national languages, which was a fun way to connect with classmates. Outside of school, one of the most eye-opening moments was visiting Langa, a township that gave me a deeper understanding of the country’s history and social challenges.
Cape Town’s natural beauty was unlike anything I’ve ever seen. I hiked up Table Mountain, ziplined through the mountains, and visited Boulders Beach to meet the famous African penguins. I also went to Cape Point, the southernmost tip of Africa, where I saw incredible wildlife. Everywhere I looked, there were towering mountains, blue oceans, and breathtaking views.
I’m grateful for the chance to immerse myself in Cape Town’s culture, learn from its people, and see such stunning places. Thank you to Mrs. Scholer, MBA, and my host family for making this exchange possible. I left with new friends, unforgettable experiences, and a greater appreciation for the world beyond my own community.
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