Women’s History Month is a month-long recognition of significant women throughout history who have had an impact on society. During this month, we honour women in history, and encourage women to continue to change history.
International Women’s Day
A massive shout out to the phenomenal women of LLC!! We have just an amazing team of inspirational, dedicated, strong and beautiful women. It’s a pleasure being amongst them. Join us in celebrating International Women’s Day, show your appreciation to the women in your life! 💜
Interview with Heather Armstrong
We interviewed Heather Armstrong, our Interim CEO and Director of Business Development, to learn about her career journey and to find out how she became this phenomenal and inspiring leader.
Interview with Geraldine Davids
Geraldine is a dedicated, diligent and passionate tutor here at LLC. Nonetheless, every job role comes with its challenges, let’s find out what Geraldine’s main challenge as a woman during her career as a tutor has been and how she overcame it.
Mother’s Day
A mother’s love is indescribable, there is no gift, card or kind word that we can give or say that expresses our appreciation for all the sacrifices that were made. A mother is selfless, forgiving and patient; so quick to give the unimaginable and never asks for anything in return.
We at LLC would like to say thank you to all the mothers within LLC and around the world we love you and treasure you all! 🥰
Women Icons
Iconic women are everywhere; you can find them in politics, in business, in sports, the film and music industry and many more. Let’s remember and celebrate these iconic women but let’s also celebrate the iconic women in our midst, the ones who are often forgotten.
Mary Seacole: During the Crimean War, she treated injured soldiers and was awarded with the Jamaican Order of Merit in 1991.
Rosa Parks: A catalyst in the Montgomery Bus Boycott during the Civil Rights Movement in 1955.
Which women do you think have helped shape this world as we know it today? Find more details by clicking here.
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