Matric Courses

We have an Adult Matric course for those who want to complete their matric. We also have a Matric Upgrade course for those who want to improve their marks.

Matric Courses

Our Matric Courses

Matric Rewrite Courses

Matric Rewrite

If you want to improve your final Matric marks, you can do so with the Matic Upgrade programme at Matric College. Start your journey of ...
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Matric Upgrade Courses

Upgrade Matric – Amended Senior Certificate

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Adult Matric Courses

Adult Matric – Senior Certificate (Amended)

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Matric Upgrade Courses

Matric Upgrade

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Matric College offers the following Matric Courses:

What Can I Do With My Matric Certificate?

Matric is commonly referred to as Grade 12. It is the last year of High School for students in South Africa. After completing a Matric Qualification, students can:

Here are some of the entry-level jobs you can apply for:

Most students in South Africa get their Matric Qualification to apply to a university or a college. A Matric Certificate is the minimum qualification required to gain entry into a university or college. 

At Matric College, we offer Matric Courses, courses you can study with Matric and courses you can study without Matric.

  • Get an internship

An internship is an opportunity for matriculants to explore the working industry. This way you can determine whether or not you want to further your education in that particular field of study. Internships allow students to network with other people and build business relationships. 

They usually take between 3-12 months to complete and some employers even offer full-time employment. Most employers who offer these internship programmes give a small stipend whereas other do not give a stipend. In this case, employers reward students with work experience and allow them to build themselves in the working industry.

  • Complete a learnership 

A Learnership Programme is a work-based learning programme. This programme generally leads to an NQF registered qualification. These programmes are directly linked to the field of work. Learnerships is a legally binding agreement between a student, employer and a Training Provider. This is because students will learn the theory from the Training Provider and the practical component from the employer.

This means that students have a world of opportunities after completing their Matric Qualification. Students that are in their last year of High School are also known as:

Students that pass the last year of High School are said to have ‘matriculated” and are awarded a Matric Certificate. Find out how you can complete your Matric.

What Are Matric Courses?

Matric Courses are courses that give students the opportunity to complete their Matric. This can range from your Traditional Matric to Adult Matric to Matric Equivalent courses

In these courses, students learn how to become successful in the workplace. In addition to gaining entry into tertiary institutions, students can obtain a promotion at work or can apply for entry-level employment. Let us review each course we will discuss:

Adult Matric Course: 

The Adult Matric Course is for students who have not completed their Matric. This could be someone who has a Grade 9, 10 or 11 Certificate. Students are generally 21 and older when they complete the course. This course can take anywhere from 1 – 3 years to complete.

Matric Upgrade Course: 

The Matric Upgrade Course is for students who have already completed their Matric but have failed Matric, have an incomplete Matric Certificate or want to improve their Matric marks. This course is also for students who are 21 and older. It can take between 3 to 12 months to complete.

Matric Rewrite: 

The Matric Rewrite can be both the supplementary exams or our Matric Upgrade course. The term “Matric Rewrite” is used in both cases because essentially, you are “rewriting your Matric”. 

Let us look at the Matric Rewrite from a high school standpoint.  You can apply for the Matric Rewrite immediately after you have received your Matric Results. You have to provide your Matric Results and be younger than 21 to apply, this course generally takes between 1-5 months to complete. The course for High School students are commonly referred to as:

Matric Equivalent Courses: 

These courses are registered at the same NQF Level as a Matric Certificate, which is an NQF Level 4. Although they are on the same NQF Level, they are different because Matric Equivalent Certificates are industry-specific courses, which means you can start working in your field of study immediately after completing a Matric Equivalent Course. 

Here is an example of the subjects you can expect in an ICB Matric Equivalent Course:

  • Business Management 1

In this subject, you will learn how to manage a Business.

  • Bookkeeping To Trial Balance

In this subject, you will learn how to record the financial transactions of a business

  • Business Literacy

In this subject, you will learn how the different operational business functions work

It is clear that these subjects are not related to Matric and is more focused on Business Management. At Matric College, we offer two Matric Equivalent Certificates that are scarce skill qualifications. This means that the skills you learn are in demand and employers pay people with these skills a decent salary.

Matric Courses

Adult Matric Course

SAQA ID: 49647
Course Credits: 130
NQF Level: 4
Qualification Title: Senior Certificate (Amended)
Qualification Type: Further Education and Training
Course Duration:  12 – 36 months

Entry Requirements

To start the Adult Matric Course at Matric College, you need to meet the following entry requirements:

  • Grade 9 or, 
  • Grade 9 Equivalent Certificate (ABET Level 4)
  • Be 21 or older. You can apply when you are 19 but you have to be 21 when you write the Adult Matric exam
  • Understand, read and write English or Afrikaans
  • Study through distance learning
ABET Levels ABET Levels Explained

Course Subjects 

Adult Matric has these two categories of subjects:

  • Compulsory Subjects
  • Elective Subjects
Compulsory Subjects

You must complete all compulsory subjects as part of your course. You will be required to choose a Home Language, a First Additional Language, and a Mathematics option.

Elective Subjects

Along with your compulsory subjects, you need to select at least three of the following subjects. You can choose the subjects that you feel most comfortable with or those that you need for your future studies.

Watch Our Principal, Jan Badenhorst Discuss Our Adult Matric Course

Matric Upgrade Course

SAQA ID: 49647
Course Credits: 130
NQF Level: 4
Qualification Title: National Senior Certificate
Qualification Type: Further Education and Training Certificate
Course Duration: 12 – 24 months

Entry Requirements 

To start the Matric Upgrade course at Matric College, you need to meet the following entry requirements:

Course Subjects 

You can choose between 1 – 4 subjects to improve. These subjects may vary depending on the subjects you have failed or want to improve. You can choose from our compulsory subjects or our elective subjects:

Watch Our Principal, Jan Badenhorst Discuss Our Matric Upgrade Course

Matric Rewrite

SAQA ID: 49647
Course Credits: 130
NQF Level: 4
Qualification Title: National Senior Certificate
Qualification Type: Further Education and Training Certificate
Course Duration: 3 – 12 months

Entry Requirements 

The entry requirements for this course are as follows:

  • Must have completed your Matric recently (failed Matric, incomplete, or simply improving your marks)
  • Be 21 and younger
  • Understand, read and write English or Afrikaans

Course Subjects 

You can choose any amount of subjects to improve. These subjects may vary depending on the subjects you have failed or subjects you want to improve. You can only rewrite the subjects you wrote in the final Matric exam. This means that if you had Mathematical Literacy as a subject and you want to improve your mark you cannot change the subject to another subject. You have to rewrite that particular subject.

NOTE:

As a High School student you can repeat your Matric at the same school or at another school.

Watch Our Principal, Jan Badenhorst Discuss The Matric Rewrite Course

Matric Equivalent Courses

We have two Matric Equivalent Courses, namely: 

  1. Small Business Financial Management: ICB National Certificate
  2. Senior Bookkeeping: ICB Further Education and Training Certificate

NOTE:

 All ICB Courses build on one another. You have to complete the Junior Bookkeeping: ICB National Certificate to gain entry into the Senior Bookkeeping: ICB National Certificate. Learn more about this course below.

ICB Small Business Financial Management: National Certificate

SAQA ID: 48736
Course Credits: 120
NQF Level: NQF Level 4
Qualification Title: ICB Small Business Financial Management
Qualification Type: National Certificate and Programme Completion Certificate
Course Duration:  12 – 24 months

Entry Requirements 

To gain entry into the Small Business Financial Management: ICB National Certificate course, you have to meet the following entry requirements:

Course Subjects 

You only have to complete these three subjects to get your Small Business Management: ICB National Certificate:

  • Business Management 1

In this subject, you will learn how to manage a Business.

  • Bookkeeping To Trial Balance

In this subject, you will learn how to record the financial transactions of a business.

  • Business Literacy

In this subject, you will learn how the different operational business functions work.

Senior Bookkeeping: ICB Further Education and Training Certificate

SAQA ID: 58376
Course Credits: 130
NQF Level: 4
Qualification Title: ICB Senior Bookkeeping
Qualification Type: Further Education and Training Certificate and Programme Completion Certificate 
Course Duration: 12 – 24 months

Entry Requirements 

To gain entrance into this course you need to meet the following entry requirements:

Course Subjects 

You only have to complete two subjects for this course. Keep in mind that you must complete and pass the four subjects for the previous course (Junior Bookkeeping: ICB National Certificate) to start the Senior Bookkeeping: ICB Further Education and Training Certificate course. The two subjects for the Senior Bookkeeping: ICB Further Education and Training Certificate course include:

  • Financial Statements

In this subject, you will learn how to present business activities and the financial performance of a company.

  • Cost and Management Accounting

In this subject, you will learn to manage, control and eliminate expenses in a business.

Junior Bookkeeping: ICB National Certificate

SAQA ID: 58375
Course Credits: 120
NQF Level: 3
Qualification Title: ICB Junior Bookkeeping
Qualification Type: National Certificate and Programme Completion Certificate 
Course Duration: 12 – 16 months

Entry Requirements 

You need to meet the following entry requirements to start the Junior Bookkeeping: ICB National Certificate course:

Course Subjects 

You only have to complete four subjects to complete this course. Here are the subjects and what you will learn in each of them:

  • Bookkeeping to Trial Balance

You will learn basic bookkeeping terms and concepts that will be the foundation for your bookkeeping training. Debtors and credit accounts as well as cash journals will be covered in this subject.

  • Payroll and Monthly SARS Returns 

In this subject, you will learn how to do manual monthly bookkeeping as well as to submit SARS business tax returns.

  • Computerised Bookkeeping 

Introduces computers and different accounting software, that will record, store and process financial data.

  • Business Literacy 

This subject will teach you how to interpret the accounting, financial, marketing, and operational functions of a business.

High school in South Africa ends with Matric. Final matric exams are administered at the end of the school year. The exam is administered by the Department of Basic Education. A student who is in their final year of High School is called a “Matriculant” or a “Matric”.

Once a “matriculant” or “matric” has completed his / her final year and passed his / her final exam, will have “matriculated” from high school. National Senior Certificates or Matric Certificates are the qualifications obtained after completing High School. The Matric Certificate can be completed through the Department of Basic Education (DBE) or the Independent Examinations Board.

There are the four Matric Pass Levels:
  1. Bachelors Degree Pass
  2. Diploma Pass
  3. Higher Certificate Pass
  4. National Senior Certificate Pass

Bachelor’s Degree Pass

A Bachelor’s Degree Pass is the best way to pass your National Senior Certificate. Some students earn distinctions when achieving this Matric Pass Level. Having many distinctions in Matric is one of the factors that indicate that you will obtain a Bachelor’s Degree Pass. You can also get this pass without a distinction.

What Are The Minimum Requirements To Get This Certificate?

The minimum requirements to get a Bachelor’s Degree Pass are as follows:
  • Get 40% for your Home Language
  • Get 50% for four other Higher Credit subjects
Get 30% for one other subject for the Senior Certificate (Amended) / Obtain 30% for two other subjects for the National Senior Certificate

What Is The Minimum Number Of Subjects I Need To Achieve A 50% Mark To Get A Bachelor’s Degree Pass?

You need to get 50% for at least four High Credit subjects. This does not mean that you should fail the rest. You must get 40% for your Home Language and 30% for the rest.

Diploma Pass

Having a Diploma pass means that you still can attend university but you can only study for a Diploma or Higher Certificate Qualification. The requirements vary from university to university. Research the university before applying for your Matric Diploma pass.

What Are The Minimum Requirements To Get This Certificate?

The minimum requirements to get this Certificate is as follows:
  • Get 40% for your Home Language
  • Get 40% for four other High Credit subjects
  • Get 30% for two other subjects for the National Senior Certificate

After Passing Matric with a Diploma Pass, What Can You Study? Our Principal Discusses This Topic In-Depth

Higher Certificate Pass

A Higher Certificate Pass allows students to enrol at a college or distance learning institution.

What Are The Minimum Requirements To Get This Certificate?

The minimum requirements to get this Certificate is as follows:
    • Get 40% in your Home Language
    • Get 40% in two other subjects
    • Get 30% for three other subjects for the National Senior Certificate
  • One of your Home Languages must be English or Afrikaans to qualify for this certificate

After Passing Matric With A Higher Certificate Pass, What Can You Study? Our Principal Discusses This Topic In-Depth

National Senior Certificate Pass

These are the minimum requirements to get the Senior Certificate (Amended) pass. You can apply for certificate courses at certain colleges but you can study any of our courses with this pass level.

What Are The Minimum Requirements To Get This Certificate?

The minimum requirements to get this certificate are as follows:
  • Pass at least 3 subjects with 40%. One of these subjects should be an official Home Language.
  • Pass at least 2 subjects with 30%. One of these subjects should be a First Additional Language or Home Language.
  • You are allowed to fail 1 subject. The minimum percentage you can get for this subject is 20%.
If you do not meet these requirements, you fail Matric. Options if I have matric- Matric College

Matric symbols are the codes you receive for the different percentages of your final Matric results. Here is a table below that shows you the different symbols you can get in Matric:

Percentages Matric symbols / codes
80% – 100% 7
70% – 79% 6
60% – 69% 5
50% – 59% 4
40% – 49% 3
30% – 39% 2
0% – 29% 1

You can check your Matric results in these six ways:

  1. Get your Matric results via Matric College
  2. Get your Matric results from your school if you completed your Matric in High School
  3. Get your Matric results from the Department of Basic Education
  4. Get your Matric results via SMS
  5. Get your Matric results via USSD
  6. Get your Matric results via newspaper

A National Senior Certificate (NSC) is a certificate students receive after they have completed their Matric in High School, it is also the same certificate you will receive if you complete the Matric Upgrade course at Matric College.

NSC stands for National Senior Certificate. This is the qualification High School students receive after they have completed their last year of school. Students collect these certificates at their high school. To obtain this certificate, students must pass 6 out of 7 subjects in their final Matric exam.

There is no difference between Grade 12 and Matric. In South Africa, These two terms are used interchangeably. Both terms mean that you are in the final year of your High School career. Your Grade 12 Certificate or Matric Certificate can be used to:

You need five or six subjects to pass Matric. Here is how you can pass Matric:

  • Adult Matric
    • To pass Adult Matric, you need to complete a total of six subjects. Out of the six subjects you have to pass at least five subjects
  • High School Matric

If you fail Maths in Matric, you can still pass. This means that the rest of your matric results should be as follows:

  • 40% for your Home Language
  • 30% and more for the rest of your subjects

This also means that you can get a Bachelor’s Degree Pass if you fail Maths. If you are planning on furthering your studies at a university and one of their entry requirements is a pass in Maths, then you should consider our Matric Upgrade course.

The average time required to complete your Matric is three years. Matric consists of these three grades:

  • Grade 10
  • Grade 11
  • Grade 12

If you plan on completing your Adult Matric at Matric College, you have the following time frames to complete your Matric:

One Year

Complete your Matric in just one year. This is for students who have enough time on their hands. You can complete all six subjects in one year.

Two Years

You can also complete your Matric in two years. This way you can complete three subjects in the first year and another three subjects in your second year.

Three Years

The three-year plan is usually for students who do not have enough time. In the three years, you can complete two subjects in your first year, another two subjects in your second year and the final two subjects in your third and final year.

The percentage for an “A” in South Africa depends on where you complete the subject or course. Here are your two options:

  1. Adult Matric or High School
      • An “A” here means that you will get 80% or more for a subject
  2. Universities, Colleges, and Distance learning Colleges
    • An “A” here means that you will get 75% or more for a subject

Yes, a Matric Certificate is a Qualification. In South Africa, this is considered to be the “School-Leaving” Qualification that allows students to study at a university and find entry-level employment.  Here is what you can do with a Matric Qualification:

  • Find entry-level employment
  • Find part-time employment
  • Find full-time employment
  • Complete a learnership
  • Complete an apprenticeship
  • Complete an internship
  • Further your studies

Matric exams are administered by the Department of Basic Education (DBE). All students qualify to write the Matric exams if they are in Matric in High School or if they have registered for the Adult Matric exam correctly. Here is how you can register for the Adult Matric exam:

  1. Register online or go to the (Department of Basic Education (DBE) or nearest Provincial Department of Education (PDE)
  2. Go to the matric services options and apply
  3. Upload all of the necessary documentation.
NOTE: Registration with Matric College is separate from the registration for the exam. You first have to register with us and then register for the exams when they are open.

The courses you can complete without Matric are as follows:

  • Bookkeeping Programme

Here are the ICB Bookkeeping courses that we offer:

    • Apply with a Grade 10 Certificate
    • Be 16 or older
    • Understand, read and write in English
    • Be comfortable with distance learning
  • Accounting Programme

We offer the following Accounting Programme that you can study without Matric:

  1. ICB Financial Accounting Programme

ICB Financial Accounting Programme

Here are the ICB Accounting courses that we offer:

    • You have to complete the previous course, which is Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course
    • Have a Grade 10 Certificate
    • Be 16 or older
    • Understand, read and write in English
    • Be comfortable with distance learning

Why Choose To Study Matric Via Distance Learning

Here is why you should study Matric via distance learning:

  • Study in your own time
  • Study a scarce skill
  • Use a payment method for your studies that works for you
  • Work and study

Watch Our Principal Discuss Why You Should Study With Us

You can pass Matric by following these simple steps:

  • Step 1: Always complete your assignments
  • Step 2: always ask for help when you need it
  • Step 3: Go through past papers

No, 70% is not a distinction in Matric. 80% is a distinction in Matric.

70% is a “B” in Matric.

70% is a GPA score of 4. GPA stands for Grade Point Average. Similar to the APS scores required by some South African universities, these are displayed on your Matric certificate.

Only your Grade 11 and Matric results are considered when applying to South African universities. However, when you apply to American universities, your entire high school career is taken into account when calculating your GPA. 

There are no major differences between the two High School systems. High school in the USA begins in Grade 9 and lasts for four years. High School in South Africa lasts five years and starts in Grade 8. 

Therefore, the results from Grades 9 to 12 are all that need to be included when converting South African marks into American GPA.

No, ABET Level 4 is not a Matric. Matric is at NQF Level 4 and ABET Level 4 is at NQF Level 1. Many students get confused between the NQF Levels and the ABET Levels. Here are some differences between the two.

ABET Level 4 Matric
NQF Level 1 NQF Level 4
120 credits 130 credits
You can complete an NC (V) course at a TVET College after this qualification You can complete a Degree course at a university after completing this qualification

ABET Levels are not equivalent to Matric. The ABET Levels go all the way up to Grade 9, which is NQF Level 1. Whereas a Matric Certificate is NQF Level 4.

We offer the following Matric Equivalent Qualifications:

  1. Small Business Financial Management: National Certificate – SAQA ID:  48736 (NQF Level 4)
  2. Senior Bookkeeping: ICB Further Education and Training – SAQA ID: 58376 (NQF Level 4)

NQF Level 4 courses are equivalent to Matric. South Africa’s accredited qualifications are measured against the National Qualifications Framework (NQF). The Council of Quality ensures that the quality and standards are met. Here are all of the NQF Levels:

Qualification NQF Level
General Certificate: ABET Level 4 / Grade 9 1
Elementary Certificate: Grade 10 2
Intermediate certificate: Grade 11 3
National Certificate: Senior Certificate (Amended) / National Senior Certificate / National Senior Certificate for Adults / Matric Equivalent Certificates 4
Higher Certificate 5
Diploma & Advanced Certificate 6
Bachelor’s Degree & Advanced Diploma 7
Honours Degree & Postgraduate Diploma 8
Masters Degree 9
Doctoral Degree 10

Yes, NQF Level 4 is the same as a Matric, as shown above by the NQF Levels table. On the National Qualifications Framework, a Matric Certificate has 130 credits. Here are the different NQF Levels and the qualifications you can complete on the NQF Level 4.

NQF Levels

Yes, N3 is equal to Matric. This could be a Technical N3 Certificate which is at NQF Level 4 or NATED N3 National Certificates, which is also at NQF Level 4. Here is a list of the NATED courses that we offer at Matric College:

Yes, you can go to university with an NQF Level 4 Matric Certificate. However, you have to pass your Matric with a Bachelor’s Degree Pass. You also need to keep in mind that each university has its own entry requirements and these factors can influence your university admission:

Yes, ICB Qualifications are recognised by employers because all ICB Courses are scarce skill qualifications. This means that employers need employees with these qualifications. Students with ICB Qualifications are:

  • Highly employable
  • Stand a chance to earn a decent salary
  • Can work abroad because these courses are international recognised

The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) is an Independent External Examination body. They offer three ICB Programmes through accredited institutions. ICB does not offer these courses directly, but there are training providers who do.

Matric College is one of the training providers that provide the course and study material. ICB administers the examination, online tests, assignments and the Portfolio of Evidence.

ICB is 91 years old. ICB has been in existence since 1931.

ICB Student Portal is one of two online services (the other is ICB MACCI) available to students, allowing them to

  • Register as an ICB student
  • Take the ICB Exam (Matric College does not register students for exams)
  • Documents and qualification certificates can be retrieved as digital copies
  • Pay the fees associated with ICB
  • Keeping your personal information up to date

Students have access to ICB MACCI as another online portal through which they can:

  • Watch the progress of their course
  • Complete and submit your assignments
  • Write online tests and exams
  • Complete the digital Portfolio of Evidence

Yes, ICB will accept Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for work experience and education obtained within five years of starting an ICB Programme.

You can earn credits for work experience and previous studies if they are recognised by the National Qualification Framework (NQF). Your qualification must have a South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) ID.

It Is Important To Note That Credit Exemptions Are Not Guaranteed.

Our Accreditation

SAQA

All of our Matric Courses have SAQA ID’s. This is an indication that our courses are recognised on the NQF.

DHET

Our Adult Matric exams are administered by the DHET, which means that the course itself is accredited. Matric College is not registered with the DHET because, by law, we do not have to register for our Adult Matric course by the DHET. All of our Matric Certificates are provided by Umalusi, which makes the course accredited.

ICB

Matric College is registered with ICB. All of our ICB Courses are registered with ICB as well. This means that all of our ICB courses are accredited.

QCTO

Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) mission is to effectively and efficiently manage the Occupational Qualifications Sub-Framework (OQSF). This is for everyone that is looking to complete a trade or occupation, to develop and certify national occupational qualifications, and, if appropriate, to develop and certify vocational skills. Our ICB Matric Equivalent courses are accredited by the QCTO.

Career Opportunities With A Matric Qualification (NQF Level 4)

Here are all of the careers you can pursue with a Matric Qualification:

  • Call Centre Agent – R 7 000 per month
  • Data Capturer –  R 9 000  per month
  • Training Clerk –  R 9 500 per month
  • Sales Assistant – R6 000 per month

A Call Center Agent is someone who answers incoming and outgoing customer calls for a business. An agent who manages both inbound and outbound calls is also known as a blended agent.

Responsibilities

  • Call Center Agents may handle account inquiries
  • Provide customer support or handle complaints

A data capturer enters data into computer files using a keyboard. Depending on the data format, it may or may not be coded. The data is reviewed for accuracy, and corrections are made. Alternatively, they may type up computer programs and set up instructions or programming for the computer to follow.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare, 
  • Analyse, 
  • Organise and capture data
  • Reports must be collated and submitted on time. 
  • Adhere to HR, finance and administration policies and procedures

Training Clerks assess and evaluate training products, reviews samples, demos, and website content, and suggests training changes or additions to the Training Manager. 

Training Clerks assists the Training Manager and other training staff as needed. They also perform other duties as assigned by the Training Manager.

Responsibilities

  • Organize and maintain files and records, ensuring they are up-to-date and accessible
  • Sorting and distributing incoming mail
  • Sending outgoing mail (envelopes, packages, etc.)
  • Knowledge of office equipment such as photocopiers, printers, etc.
  • Excellent computer skills in word processing, spreadsheet creation, etc.
  • Assists with training new employees

From the moment customers enter the store, sales assistants greet and serve them. Customers can ask Sales Assistants about stock availability and special offers, as well as a product’s price.

Responsibilities

  • Welcoming customers
  • Restocking merchandise as needed
  • Providing shoppers with the information they need
  • Managing cash register transactions
  • Answering questions from customers
  • Contacting managers as needed
  • Keeping the store clean as possible
  • Getting deliveries of products

Here are all of the careers you can pursue with our Matric Equivalent Qualifications:

  • Junior Bookkeeper – R 8 000 per month
  • Loan Consultant – R 9 500 per month
  • Senior Bookkeeper – R 10 000 per month
  • Financial Manager – R12 000  per month

Junior Bookkeepers are sometimes referred to as Bookkeeping Clerks. They are responsible for preparing bank deposits, verifying receipts, processing payroll, preparing invoices, and monitoring overdue accounts.

Responsibilities

  • Creating transactions 
  • Verifying the accuracy of the information entered 
  • Assisting with the preparation of financial reports 
  • Performing any other duties that may be required

Clients are assisted in making loan and mortgage decisions by loan consultants. Consultants also approve or recommend loans to individuals and businesses. Most Loan Consultants work for commercial banks, credit unions, mortgage companies, and other financial institutions.

Responsibilities

  • Getting in touch with people to ask if they need a loan 
  • Meeting with loan applicants and explaining their various loan options
  • Furthermore, they analyse applicants’ financial information and decide whether to offer a loan or not

Senior Bookkeepers record and maintain a comprehensive set of business transactions. They also perform ledger balances, reconciles accounts and prepare reports to show receipts, expenses, receivables, and payables.

Responsibilities

  • Creating transactions 
  • Verifying the accuracy of the information entered 
  • Preparing financial reports 
  • Performing any other duties that may be required

A Financial Manager analyzes data and advises senior managers on profit-maximizing ideas. They are responsible for the financial health of the organisation.

Responsibilities

Their responsibilities include:

  • creating financial reports, 
  • Managing investment activities, 
  • and developing plans for the long-term financial goals of their own business or their employer’s business

Benefits Of Studying At Matric College

We offer excellent opportunities for students who are interested in distance learning. Busy students will benefit from distance learning. Below are some reasons to study with us:

  • We offer unique payment plans: Different payment options are available. Here are your payment choices:
    • Advance payments (Paying your studies for the entire programme or course)
    • Split payments (Paying half of the total amount of your fees at the beginning of the year, and the other half at the end of the year)
    • Monthly payments (Pay a fixed instalment every month)
    • Unique payment method (a payment method that works for both of us)
  • You can study and work: Work full-time and study full-time. There are no classes to attend, whether it be in person or online. Simply submit your assignments and take the final exam when you are ready
  • Create your own study schedule: You can decide how much time you want to spend studying. Matric College recognises the importance of balancing work, family, and studies
  • Tutor assistance from us: When you need advice or assistance on your work, you can turn to our tutors. You can reach out to our tutors online or book a callback
  • We check in with your progress regularly: Regular calls will be made to check in on your progress or to remind you of upcoming assignments and tests.

No, you cannot buy a Matric Certificate. This is an illegal offence and if anyone is selling Matric Certificates, you should report it. If you want to get your Matric Certificate you can do the following:

  • Repeat your Matric year in High School (if you are under the age of 21)
  • Complete your Matric as an adult at Matric College (if you are 21 and older)

It costs R 141.00 to replace your Matric Certificate. If you want to complete the Adult Matric Course at Matric College you can contact any of our course experts and get more information.

Course Expert Name Contact Details
Christa Algera WhatsApp Number: 067 979 8751 Email Address: [email protected]
Delmarie Lessing – Venter WhatsApp Number: 060 697 6369 Email Address: [email protected]
Grace Makume WhatsApp Number: 060 488 0895 Email Address: [email protected]
Lindiwe Molokoa WhatsApp Number: 081 722 1268 Email Address: [email protected]
Tatum Jansen WhatsApp Number: 079 544 5215 Email Address: [email protected]
Tebogo Setsetse WhatsApp Number: 078 640 2271 Email Address: [email protected]

You can repeat your Matric at the following institutions:

  1. At a High School if you are under the age of 21 years
  2. At a distance learning College, such as Matric College, if you are 21 and older

Yes, an “A” Level can be Equal / Equivalent to a Matric Certificate. An “A” Level can only be equivalent to Matric if your subjects completed during the “A’ Level are the same as the subject completed in Matric.

Students who complete a two-year course and pass the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) are awarded the Cambridge International “A” Level. This qualification requires a minimum of 40% in each of the course’s subjects.

O Levels and Matric are very different. One of the major differences is the direction you plan to take afterwards. Both qualifications are equally valuable. Depending on the type of tertiary education you wish to pursue, one might be a better choice.

If you wish to continue your education in a South African university, you should consider completing a Matric Certificate. O-levels are a good choice if you want to study abroad.

No, NSFAS cannot fund you if you have failed Matric and want to go to university, However, NSFAS will fund you if you are completing a course that enables you to complete Matric.

No, you cannot go to university with ABET Level 4. ABET Level 4 is at NQF Level 1, which is equivalent to a  Grade 9 Certificate. To gain entry to a university, you have to complete your Matric with a Bachelor’s Degree Matric Pass Level.

Matric Offers Courses On The Same NQF Level As Matric (NQF Level 4)

Author: Jesmé Africa
Editor: Amy Venter
Date Published: March 15, 2022

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