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How to Become a Judge in South Africa?

Becoming a judge in South Africa is a highly prestigious and significant role in the legal system. It’s not a journey you complete overnight—it requires years of study, extensive experience, and the right mix of qualifications. In this guide, we’ll walk through the eight essential steps to reach the bench, from earning your LLB degree…

Matric Upgrade Guide

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Upgrading your matric results can feel overwhelming, but it’s totally doable. Whether you're looking to boost your marks to meet university entry requirements, or you just want a better outcome for yourself, a matric upgrade is a great option. Let’s break it down in simple steps, making it easier for you to understand everything you…

Matric Results 2025 Release Date – January

MatricOctober 8, 2024231Views 0Likes 0Comments

On this page, you will find important information about the Matric 2024 results (class of 2024 matric results), including the exact date the results will be released in January 2025, details on the matric rewrite process, and key deadlines for re-marking and re-checking exam scripts. Whether you're looking to improve your results or need to…

What Subjects are Needed to Study Law in South Africa?

Subject GuideOctober 7, 202489Views 0Likes 0Comments

To study law in South Africa, universities often require a strong background in specific Grade 10 - Grade 12 subjects. We looked at the University of Johannesburg, Wits University, University of Pretoria, University of Cape Town, University of the Free State, and University of the Western Cape. Across these South African Universities, the main subjects…

CJC Courses Offered and Requirements

Courses GuideOctober 4, 2024388Views 0Likes 0Comments

On this page, you will find all courses offered at Central Johannesburg TVET College (CJC). Each course includes crucial details such as admission requirements, course duration, and programme structure. Click the active links for more information about the courses: 1. Art and Design N4 – N6 Location: Smit Street Campus Admission Requirements: National Introductory Certificate:…

WSU Online APS Calculator

APS Score GuideOctober 1, 2024116Views 0Likes 0Comments

On this page you will be able to calculate your APS score towards your studies at Welter Sisulu University for your studies. Using this WSU APS calculator is super easy. Follow these simple steps: Enter Your Marks: In the boxes provided, type in the percentages you scored for each of your subjects. These percentages…

UKZN APS Score Calculator

APS Score GuideOctober 1, 202497Views 0Likes 0Comments

On this page you will find an online calculator that calculates APS score required to study at the University of Kwazulu Natal (UKZN). The calculator is based on UKZN subjects and percentages formula. To calculate your APS (Admission Point Score) for UKZN, follow these steps: Check Your Final Matric Marks: Look at your Grade 12…

20 APS Score Courses Per University

APS Score GuideOctober 1, 2024144Views 0Likes 0Comments

On this page, we have made a list of 20 APS score courses that you can study at South African universities. 20 APS score courses are considered low-entry requirements courses. Which means, you can easily qualify for these courses. 20 APS Score Courses at UJ Below you will find a list of UJ courses…

Difference between WRS Score and APS Score

Matric RewriteOctober 1, 2024146Views 0Likes 0Comments

On this page, we make it easier for you to see the difference between WRS and APS scores. Both these scores are essential when you apply for your tertiary studies in South Africa. What is an APS Score? The APS (Admission Point Score) is like a basic measure of your marks from Grade 12, used…

Calculating Matric Average Percentage in South Africa

Matric RewriteOctober 1, 202480Views 0Likes 0Comments

On this page, we will teach you how to calculate the matric average percentage in South Africa. To calculate your matric average percentage, follow these simple detailed steps: Step 1: List Your Subjects and Marks Write down all the subjects you wrote in your final exams. For each subject, you should record the percentage mark…