1. Contact the curator or the education officer, County Museum Woodstock.

2. From 1998 until 2001, she worked as a Senior Education Officer at the Ministry of Education.

3. Appointed as head teacher at that time, Dumont then moving into administration, serving as education officer and as deputy director of education, before completing her education career after 21 years in 1975.

4. She began her career in the Bechuanaland Protectorate Government in the Department of Education and was one of the first two Africans appointed to an administrative position (Education Officer) in the colonial government.