Staff Profiles

Masters in Counselling and Human Services

Mrs Moeti is a counsellor educator in the counselling section. She teaches students of counselling  and provide clinical supervision during practicum and internship exercises as well as supervision during teaching practice. Besides teaching Mrs Moeti provide counselling to individuals with varied life issues especially marital/relationship related issues. She has attended  and presented in several conferences locally and internationally.

She teaches the following courses:

school counselling, guidance and counselling, indigenous guidance and counselling, community counselling,  marriage and family counselling 

Her research interests are in couples counselling, premarital and post marital counselling (indigenous, western and spiritual approaches),  relationship counselling, clinical supervision and guidance and counselling 

Marriage and family  related topics, guidance and counselling, indigenous guidance and counselling, spiritual counselling

Moeti,B., Mgawi,R.K., & Moalosi, W.T.S.(2016). Critical thinking among post-graduate diploma in education students in higher education: Reality or fuss? Journal of Education and Learning, 6(2).

Moeti, B., Koloi-Keakitse, S., & Mokgolodi, H. (2017). Married women lived experiences about the value of traditional premarital counselling, go laya. The Family Journal: Counselling and Therapy for Couples and Families. 25(3), 247-256.

Moeti, B., & Mokgolodi, H.L.(2017). Indigenous marital therapy: A case of Botswana. International Journal of Social Science Studies, 5(11), 66-72.

Moeti, B. (2018).Go isiwa ga ngwetsi event: A tapestry of cultural learning. Lonaka, Journal of Learning and Teaching, 9(1),182-197.

Msimanga, S.H., & Moeti, B. (2018) Challenges hindering provision of effective supervision for counselling students in Botswana, Mosenodi, 21(1). 44-57.

Moeti, B. (2019). Factors that influence post marital counselling participation. Lonaka,10(1), 44-60.