Do not get confused - candidate’s options after the results
Results of 2016 Grade 12 examination have been announced by MEC Ishmael Kgetjepe on the 5th January 2016. Some learners such as Malamba Nemavhadwe of Tshivhase Secondary School have made it in flying colours, others achieved on average while others such as those in Makidi and Nokanantshwana schools could not pass.
All these learners need some tips on way forward and the following information is important.
1. What options are available for those who have passed with the different pass levels and what processes are associated with these options?
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Pass Level |
Suitable Qualification |
Institution of Higher Learning |
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Bachelor |
Degree, Diploma or Certificate, depending on the career choice of the student. |
University, University of Technology or TVET College, depending on the career choice of the student. |
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Diploma |
Diploma or Certificate, depending on the career choice of the student. |
University, University of Technology or TVET College, depending on the career choice of the student. |
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Higher Certificate |
Certificate |
Training, Vocational, Education and Training (TVET) |
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NSC Pass |
Job Placement |
Clerical job, etc. |
Please note the Highest Qualification per Pass Level.
2. What are options available for those who haven’t applied anywhere and for those who have applied but were not accepted anywhere?
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Applied |
Not Applied |
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Rejected on account of lower scores – the applicant should produce any formal document for such a rejection and apply for Grade 12 rewrite in November/December 2017. There must be formal application. |
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3. What options are available for those who have failed and what are the processes for those options?
Failed candidates:
- Qualifying candidates may apply for supplementary examination as each candidate is advised on the statement of results – closing date is 19 January 2017.
- May apply for remarking (R92.00), rechecking (R21.00) or viewing (R180.00) – closing date is19 January 2017
- May register as a part-time candidate to sit for examination in November/December – closing date is 15 March 2017 – The Circuit Office will allocate relevant part-time examination centre to each candidate.
4. How do we get in touch with you for more information?
Examinations Chief Director: Mr N.W Mphahlele on 082 904 0477
NB. Full information is available on the reverse side of the statement. All application forms are available at the local circuit office.
Contact:
Naledzani Rasila
Cell: 072 747 3078
