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Deadline Extended 18th February for Mid-Year Examination Registration, 05 February 2019

Due to immense interest in the mid-year examination offering, the Department of Basic Education has extended the registration deadline to 18 February 2019.

The Department has been inundated with requests from those who missed the January 31st deadline and still want to register.

Learners who are still hoping to register for the Amended Senior Certificate (ASC) examinations or the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations need to visit their nearest district education office before the 18th of February to register.

We encourage those who are interested to not leave it to the last minute to apply as the Department will not be able to accommodate another extension of the registration period due to logistical reasons.

These examinations will be written in May/June 2019 and will give learners a Second Chance to get their matric certificate. This opportunity is for those learners who had previously failed their Matric, or perhaps only need to write one or two subjects to qualify for their Matric. Learners who want to improve their results are welcome to register as well.

Learners who had previously dropped out of school and are now over 21 years of age will need to present the results of the highest grade they have passed, provided they have passed at least Grade 9, and they too can have a Second Chance opportunity to attain their matric certificate.

There are a number of study resources made available to assist those who are wanting to take advantage of this opportunity through the Second Chance Matric Support Programme. More information on the programme can be found on the DBE website www.education.gov.za or from your education district office.

 

Media enquiries:     Elijah Mhlanga – 083 580 8275

                        Troy Martens – 079 899 3070
 

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Written By: DBE Webmaster
Date Posted: 2/6/2019
Number of Views: 4098

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