Matric.co.za is a web directory that is designed specifically to help students reach their academic potential. The team at matric.co.za understands very well how important a good education is in order to get ahead in today’s tough economy. The official unemployment rate in South Africa is 25%. This means that a quarter of all people who fall in the 16-65 year age group, by which the economically productive sector of the population is determined, have no income. To make matters even worse, there are thousands of people who do seasonal or part-time work, which means that they don’t have a steady income throughout the year. Obtaining your matric qualification and studying further will ensure that you don’t end up on the wrong side of these statistics.

Apart from knowing how difficult it can be to find a good, steady job, the team at matric.co.za also knows that there are many fly-by-night colleges that promise its students the world and then simply disappear with their money or disappoint the students. To avoid this, the institutes and colleges that are listed in this web-directory where you can study after passing matric, or even without passing matric, are all reputable companies that offer high-quality courses and good student support.

We would like to urge you to take the time to read through them. Making the choice to return to an academic institution to finish school or further your studies is one of the most important decisions that you will ever make, as it will influence your own life and career path, as well as the lives of your family. 

The web directory also offers assistance to students in finding the right college or jobs after they have obtained their matric certificates. These are called Helper sites and they will provide very useful information about how to find a job or college to further your education. They include sites like Unidas and Just the Job where students can find great suggestions about how to write CVs, how to write cover letters, and how act during interviews. Just the Job will also allow students to browse jobs in specific categories and search for good colleges. To go directly to these Helper sites, click on the link.