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TVET is an abbreviation for Technical and Vocational Education and Training.  Courses vary from a few months to three years and students generally receive a certificate at the end of a three-year course. The focus is on educating and training students to work in technical or vocational fields, providing practical experience to enter the workforce as quickly and as well-equipped as possible. Students who have completed their studies in some programmes may be able to continue their studies at a University of Technology example: engineering.

In January 2018, Career Planet partnered with Bright Eyes Publishing to bring you a fantastic magazine-style publication: The Complete South African Careers Guide. The book is currently on-shelf in over 2000 major retailers including CNA, Checkers and Checkers Hyper,  Shoprite, Spar, OK, Game, PNA and other independent stores.

Choosing your set of subjects in Grade 9 is probably one of the most important and exciting decisions you’ll make to shape your future. You will need to pass 7 subjects to qualify for  the National Senior Certificate: (NSC) 4 compulsory subjects 3 subjects chosen from a list of 29 subjects approved by the Department of Education The 4 compulsory subjects are: First Language Second Language Mathematics or Maths Literacy Life Orientation University entrance: If you want to go to University after you finished school, you will need to achieve an NSC with an achievement rating of 4 or better in…