We don’t do training ourselves but I suggest you have a look at the list of organisations that do offer training on the following pages: If you are not an adult: https://careerswithoutmatric.co.za/completing-schooling/distance-learning/ If you are already an adult: https://abet.co.za/learn/training-centres-for-individuals/
Continue reading →Students who experience problems relating to a certificate not issued after completion of a qualification at any private college that offers FET qualifications, should lodge a complaint in writing with the Department of Education. If a private college fails to … Continue reading →
Adult matric is the name given to matric for persons over the age of 21. Persons under the age of 21 must take the school matriculation exam. A Senior Certificate will be given to adult learners (Amended). A National Senior … Continue reading →
Consider the “Second Chance Programme” from the Department of Education. The Second Chance Programme was created to support learners who have not completed the requirements for a National Senior Certificate (NSC) or the extended Senior Certificate (SC) and gives them another … Continue reading →
A qualification at NQF level 4 or higher is not equivalent to the National Senior Certificate. There are various avenues one can take to attain a school-leaving certificate: Complete the National Senior Certificate Complete Senior Certificate if you are 21 … Continue reading →
There is a whole section on this website that deals with writing matric. The organisations that offer matric and that are listed here, in most cases also offer individual courses. All you need do is contact them to find out … Continue reading →
The National Certificate (Vocation) – NC(V) could be an option for you. This qualification was intended to give workplace-based skill sets in a variety of in-demand South African job sectors increasing an individual’s employability. Not everyone is suited to an … Continue reading →
It is possible to rewrite the matric exam. However, to write the amended senior certificate (ASC) you need to be older than 21 years. To find out what organisations offer can assist you in rewriting the exam, follow this link… … Continue reading →
No, you have to be older than 21 years to write the adult matric exam (the amended senior certificate). There’s nothing stopping you preparing for the matric exam by studying. Remember that the matric exam takes into account years 10 … Continue reading →
You would need to catch up to a grade 9 level before you can even start preparing for matric. ABET has four levels that reflect a more basic schooling level. ABET Level 1: Grade 3 ABET Level 2: Grade 5 … Continue reading →
