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Admissions Consultants are available to assist prospective Adult Matric learners with any questions regarding our offering. They’re also there to provide you with step-by-step guidance on the admissions journey and application process.

UCT Online High School has a zero-tolerance policy toward any form of bullying. We know that learners learn best in a safe and calm environment that is free from disruption.

We take the following steps to address this matter:
Learners, staff and guardians are required to accept the rules of engagement set out by the institution. These rules set out clear responsibilities, boundaries and expectations for all parties. These rules outline the procedures that are followed when instances of bullying are reported as well as the sanctions imposed if our rules are found to have been breached.
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Key staff members that engage with learners during the learning journey complete intensive training that ensures they are fully equipped to offer support in so far as is appropriate. Dialogue regarding the issue of bullying is an ongoing part of the learning community to educate each member further, and strengthen their will to advocate for inclusion. Engagements between individuals on the Online Campus are all held by the system and are monitored.
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When members of the learning community encounter engagement, which is not appropriate, they can report the exact piece of engagement immediately.
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UCT Online High School is committed to working with a wider community of social services and local authorities where it is necessary.

Further initiatives are in the works!

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Enrolling for UCT Online High School’s Adult Matric is simple, you can:

• Contact one of our Admissions Consultants
• Call us on +27 21 140 1792

Fill in the online application form

This particular offering is aligned with the South African National Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statements (CAPS) which prepares Adult Matric learners for their final Amended Senior Certificate (ASC) qualification certification. This will cover all requirements necessary for the FET Phase (Grades 11 and 12, and where applicable, Grade 10).

Requirements for homeschooling vary from country to country. Please consult the resources from your country's Education Ministry to gain clarity on the requirements that you will need to adhere to.

Virtual Clubs do not contribute to a learner’s*  overall grade and are not compulsory, but they are a lot of fun! If a learner does sign-up for a club that piques their interest, they need to ensure that they attend their Virtual Club live sessions as often as possible.

*This is not applicable to Adult Matric learner

Yes! As long as you have a Grade 9 certificate, have an NSC (complete or incomplete) and are over the age of 21, you can rewrite your Adult Matric.

Yes, your child may need to complete an English and/or Mathematics assessment during the application process.