Learning Options

We offer three main learning pathways:

• Daily in-person learning at our learning centre

• An alternative school completion pathway through GED. 

• Online, self-paced courses for additional support

Each option is designed for different learner needs, ages, and levels of independence.

👉 Learn more on our Learning Options Overview page

Our learning centre provides daily, structured academic support in a supervised, in-person environment.

Our online courses are self-paced and designed for parents who want structured support without daily attendance.

The GED (General Educational Development) is an internationally recognised high school equivalency qualification. Instead of completing CAPS year by year, students prepare for and write a set of subject exams.

The GED is suitable for students who need flexibility or an alternative to mainstream schooling. It is not an easier option and requires academic readiness and maturity.

👉 Learn more on our GED Programme page

👉 Compare options on: GED vs CAPS vs Matric 

Yes. Some students attend the learning centre for daily academic structure while preparing for the GED pathway.

This is assessed on a case-by-case basis to ensure the student is academically and emotionally ready.

Parents are responsible for selecting and purchasing a curriculum. We do not issue report cards or act as a registered school.

Our role is academic guidance, structure, support, and facilitation.

👉 How Our Learning Centre Works

👉 Curriculum Options We Support

We support students across multiple phases, depending on the learning option:

• Foundation & Intermediate phase support through online courses

• Senior phase and high school learners at the learning centre

• Mature learners for the GED pathway

👉 See: Which Learning Option Is Right for My Child? 

No. We are a learning centre, not a registered school.

This allows us to offer flexibility, personalised support, and alternative learning pathways while parents remain responsible for curriculum and registration decisions.

Choosing the right option depends on:

• Your child’s academic level

• Their ability to work independently

• Emotional readiness and motivation

• Long-term goals

Start by exploring the learning option that best matches your child’s needs, then book a consultation or enrol where applicable.

👉 View Learning Options

👉 Explore Online Courses