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 →
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 →
Your first port of call is to contact the organisation you did you Abet training with and ask them to assist you. You may also try contacting the Department of Basic Education’ certification services. They deal with reissue of certification, … Continue reading →
You can complete Grade 8 by attending classes (either physically or by distance learning). A number of organisations offer training for all grades. Please have a look at the following pages… Training centres for individuals Provincial listings of ABET centres
Continue reading →You can complete Grade 9 by attending classes (either physically or by distance learning). A number of organisations offer training for all grades. Please have a look at the following pages… Training centres for individuals Provincial listings of ABET centres
Continue reading →If you are a company that recognises the advantages of having a skilled and literate workforce, then these organisations will be able to assist you. Training Centres for Employees
Continue reading →Anyone who did not complete mainstream schooling, and wants to attain qualifications in a flexible environment, may register with any ABET centre. The ABET centres may give you placement tests to determine whether you are at ABET level one, two … Continue reading →
Most provincial government websites have a listing of ABET centres in their province. Unfortunately these are not always up-to-date and you will have to ask around to find one that is suitable for you. In the meantime, you may want … Continue reading →
