Andrew Banks

The journey to obtain an original matric certificate is an arduous, yet rewarding process, marking the culmination of your high school education journey. This valuable certificate, issued by Umalusi, represents years of dedication and serves as a gateway to numerous opportunities for further education and employment. In this article, we shed light on the matric […]

The matric year, as the culmination of your high school journey, plays a critical role in shaping your future. One crucial aspect of this journey is understanding how to calculate APS score. Your Admission Point Score (APS) is a converted average of your matric results, often used by South African universities to evaluate admission eligibility.

Your matric exam is a crucial milestone that can shape your future and pave the way for your desired career path. Its significance is undeniable, as it determines your admission to university and sets the stage for pursuing your dreams. To excel in these exams, effective preparation is essential. While many wonder about the effectiveness

Matriculation exams in South Africa offer students a variety of options, with three main exam systems available: the Department of Basic Education (DBE), South African Comprehensive Assessment (SACAI), and the Independent Examination Board (IEB). In this article, we will focus on the IEB exams and explore their structure, benefits, and the effective use of IEB

Tests and exams are a part of any education. They are how we determine what information students have retained and if they are qualified to progress in their studies. With so much being determined by their outcome preparation and revision of the work are of vital importance. This is exactly where previous question papers come

A good education is one of the most important things you need to provide for your children. This is why one of the hardest decisions a parent can make is what school their child should attend. As this can greatly affect the quality of education they receive. This is why many parents decide to send

South Africa as a nation is committed to life-long learning. This is why it needed a national education and training system that provides quality learning and is responsive to changing influences of the world. The National Qualifications Framework (NQF) was developed to meet these demands by providing a framework for the South African qualifications system

At the start of the Further Education and Training (FET) phase of high school (Gr 10-12), students are faced with a critical decision. These students must decide what career path they want to follow. They need to make this decision before they choose their subjects in Grade 10, to ensure they meet the entry requirements

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is a bursary scheme established by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) IN 2017. The aim of the NSFAS is to provide poor and working-class South African students with fully subsidised free higher education and training. It does this by providing financial aid to these students

In South Africa, Mathematics is a compulsory subject for students in the Further Education and Training (FET) phase of high school (Grades 10-12). Though students can choose between Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy when making their subject selection in Grade 9. These selections are some of the most important decisions a student needs to make as