At Matric College, we understand that financial circumstances are not the same for all our students. That is why we came up with payments plans that are customised to suit every student’s needs. The following are the four (4) payment plans that we have in place to serve you better:
- Advance Payment
- Split Payment
- Monthly Payment
- Unique Payment
Advance Payment
The Advance Payment option allows you to make the full payment of the cost of your Matric Studies. It has the advantage that you will not have to worry about making payments every month. It gives you the opportunity to focus more on your studies.
The added advantage of this payment plan is that you will receive all your textbooks and study materials at once. Once you have received all your material, it will be up to you to make as much progress as you can with your studies. This is because all the learning material that you need will be at your disposal.
Split Payment
The Split Payment option divides the total cost of your Matric Studies in half. You make payment one-half when you commence your studies and the other half when at the end of the year. This is meant for those who would like to make a once off payment, but their circumstances might not allow. Hence, the total payment is split into two.
This payment plan also gives you the opportunity to focus more on your studies. You will also receive your study material in two batches.
Monthly Payment
This payment plan allows you to pay for the cost of your Matric Studies through a monthly debit order from your account. The advantage of this payment plan is that it gives relief to those of our students who could be burdened by the Advance Payment or the Split Payment options. Receipt of study material will correspond to the payments made.
Unique Payment
Our mission as Matric College is – To permanently change as many lives as possible through quality and accessible education. As such, we understand that some of our students might not fit the three (3) categories above. This gave rise to the Unique Payment plan.
This payment plan allows Matric College and the student/guardian to discuss a workable payment plan that suits your budget. We believe, this will create a win-win situation.
How Much Will If Cost Me To Complete My Matric?
As circumstances vary from one student to the next, we encourage you to contact one of our Course Experts. He/She will give you the actual cost that you need to complete your Matric Course. Besides academic and career advice, our Course Expert can help you with:
- Career guidance
- Career paths
- The choice of Matric Subjects that you can take
The number of subjects that you can take per year
How Long Does It Take To Complete A Matric Course?
A Matric Course can take anything from 12 to 36 months. The two (2) main variables which can determine the duration are the following:
- The number of subjects that you are studying
- How fast you can grasp new concepts
- The amount of time you are dedicating to your studies
For example, someone who will study six (6) subjects for 12 months and dedicates 30 hours a week in study time is likely to perform better than someone who will study six (6) subjects for 12 months and dedicates 10 hours a week in study time
Is Matric Rewrite Registration Still Open For 2023?
Registration for Matric rewrite for the May/June 2023 exams closed on the 8 February 2023. However, the Matric Rewrite for the October/November 2023 will close on 15 March 2023.
Can I Write My Matric At Home?
No, you cannot write Matric at home, but you can study Matric at home. Studying Matric at home is very flexible as you will be in control of your studies. You, can however, write Matric at an examination centre that is closest to where you live. It is important that you arrive at the examination venue in time.
How Can I Pass My Matric?
Here are a few tips that can make you pass Matric:
- Plan your studies as it cannot be disorganised
- Stick your study plans
- Your place of study must be free of disturbances
- Hand in assignments in time every time
- Work on the feedback from your tutor
- Ask questions
- Be active in study groups
- Study with a friend
- Have breaks in between studies
- Do not cram
- Read widely from other sources
- Work on past exam papers
- Prepare for your exams
- Take note of exam tips
- Arrive at the exam venue well in time
What Is The Highest Pass Level In Matric?
The highest pass in Matric is the Bachelor’s Degree Pass. Here are all the Matric Pass Levels:
What Does C Mean In Matric Results?
In Matric results, C means your mark is between 60 – 69% and your Admission Point Score (APS) is 5. The table below shows, Matric Subject Symbol the corresponding mark (%) and APS.
| SUBJECT SYMBOL | MARK (%) | APS |
| A | 80 – 100 | 7 |
| B | 70 – 79 | 6 |
| C | 60 – 69 | 5 |
| D | 50 – 59 | 4 |
| E | 40 – 49 | 3 |
| F | 30 – 39 | 2 |
| G | 0 -29 | 1 |
Can You Fail 1 Subjects In Matric?
Yes, for both the Senior Certificate (Amended) and the National Senior Certificate, you can fail one (1) subject and still pass, provided it is not your home language you fail. Remember, for the National Senior Certificate (Amended) you write six (6) subjects, while for the National Senior Certificate you write seven (7) subjects.
How Many Hours A Day Should I Study In Matric?
Experts recommend about 6 to 8 hours of study per day. Bear in mind that these hours are not continuous. Take 15 – 20-minute breaks in-between studies. Also, take note of the following:
- Rest when you are feeling tired, even before the recommenced hours
- Sleep early so that you can wake fresh in the morning
- You can play low music if it does not disturb you
- All your stationery must be in the room that you use for your studies
- Do not let anything distract your focus
Author: Collin Wilbesi
Editor: Vimbainashe Chabata
Date Published: February 21, 2023