The final year of high school is considered one of the most defining periods in a young person’s life, as it plays a large part in determining their path and options for the future. For hundreds of thousands of students each year, this reality carries immense weight: University admissions, career paths, family expectations and societal […]
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As the second term of 2026 kicks off, the real work of Matric begins in earnest. This is not a year where performance suddenly matters in September, but rather a full-year campaign – with the June exams the first major checkpoint that truly counts, an education expert says. “These mid-year exams cover the bulk of
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With all the start-of-the-year activities, ceremonies and celebrations now out of the way, the serious business of the Matric Class of 2026’s journey toward their final exams has now arrived. This year can feel overwhelming, not just for students but for parents too, who often feel as though they are writing matric alongside their children.
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For many matriculants currently writing prelims, the question of “What’s next?” looms large. While some already have their future mapped out, others are still deciding which path to follow. “Two options worth serious consideration, especially for female learners taking Mathematics as a matric subject, are quantity surveying and construction project management,” says Serisha Sirputh, director
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The leap from school life to the world of study and work can be quite stressful for matriculants, but if preparation starts early, it can easily be managed. Honest conversations with your child about their dreams and plans underpin the whole process. I think this preparation is crucial to help our children achieve their ideals.
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