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Class of 2025 — You’ve Got This 💪 2026
A Message from NYOSA to the 2025 Matriculants Good luck, 2025 matriculants! 🌟 Stay positive and believe in yourself—every result is a new opportunity. NYOSA is here to guide and support your journey to success! 💙
📅 Posted: 2026-01-12
💡Important Terms Every Grade 12 Learner Should Know 2026
Important Terms Every Grade 12 Learner Should Know As a Grade 12 learner, your final year is exciting but also full of important decisions. Whether you want to study further, get practical experience, or start earning, knowing the right terms will help you navigate your options. Here’s a full guide: 1. Learnership...
📅 Posted: 2026-01-12
🙏🏾 2025 Matric results 2026
The 2025 National Senior Certificate examinations will conclude on 27 November 2025 and the Minister of Basic Education, Ms Siviwe Gwarube, will announce the outcome of the examinations on 12 January 2026. Results will be released to candidates on 13 January 2026. Some results may not be available because of technical issues. Candidates are urged to get their statements of results from their school/centre where they wrote the exams. Candidates’ results will also be available on this website from 6am on 13 January 2026. Result queries should be submitted for investigation within 30 days after the release of results. Candidates must ensure that names and identity numbers reflect correctly on their statement of results and report any required corrections to the Department before 20 February 2026.
📅 Posted: 2026-01-10
How to Choose the Right University 🏫 – A Complete Guide for Grade 12s! 2026
How to Choose the Right University Consider location: city, travel costs, residence options. Look at programmes offered: make sure your preferred field is available. Check reputation & accreditation: verify via the Council on Higher Education (CHE). Explore campus facilities: libraries, labs, sports, student support. Think about student life: clubs, societies, networki
📅 Posted: 2026-01-09
Plan B – What If You Don’t Make It to University 2026 2026
Not everyone gets into university on their first try, and that’s completely okay. Having a Plan B ensures you keep learning, earning, and building your future, even if university isn’t immediately possible. Here’s a detailed breakdown of options: 2.1 TVET Colleges & Vocational Training What They Are: TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) colleges focus on practical skills rather than just theory. Courses often include Engineering, IT, Hospitality, Business Studies, Electrical, Plumbing, and more. Why It’s a Good Plan B: You gain hands-on skills that employers value. TVET diplomas and certificates can lead to jobs directly or be used later to upgrade to a degree. How to Get Started: Check your local TVET college websites for courses. Ensure you meet entry requirements (some may require certain Matric subjects). Apply online or in person; some colleges accept late applications. Tip: Even if you plan to go to university later, starting at a TVET college can give you experience and a qualification to show employers. 2.2 Learnerships & Apprenticeships What They Are: Learnerships: Paid programmes combining work experience and training in a specific industry. Apprenticeships: Long-term practical training, often in trades like plumbing, electrical, or automotive. Why It’s a Good Plan B: You earn while learning, so you’re not financially dependent. Build a strong CV and professional references for future opportunities. How to Get Started: Search learnership portals like Indeed, Careers24, or company websites. Check eligibility: usually Grade 12 or equivalent, sometimes specific subjects. Prepare a CV and short motivation
📅 Posted: 2026-01-09