She studied at the University of Stellenbosch, where she obtained her BA and LLB degrees. During her studies, Chandré was employed by the South African Property Law Research Chair Professor AJ van der Walt as a Constitutional Property Law researcher with a particular focus on Section 25 of the Constitution, dealing with property rights. She was also involved in the Financial Literacy Project of the university’s Legal Aid Clinic. Before joining the Equal Education Law Centre in early 2014, Chandré completed her Articles of Clerkship with Shepstone & Wylie Attorneys. Chandré is a passionate young lawyer and activist, with a drive to use the law as a tool for social justice and for equality in education.