If you are 21 or older, an Adult Matric course will assist you in getting a Senior Certificate (Amended). This will open many doors and help you study further.

Universities do accept upgraded marks. Once you have completed a Matric Upgrade you can apply to the Department of Basic Education for a combination of results.

If you have calculated your APS and found it is not what you had hoped for, it can feel disheartening. But there are still study options no matter your APS.

Deciding whether your APS is good is a subjective decision. It depends on many factors, such as what course you want to study and where you want to study.

The APS requirement depends on the university you want to attend and what course you would like to study. Each university will have their own requirements.

Finding out which fields of study are available to you can help make your decision easier. Having fewer options can help make the decision less daunting.

The qualifications you can apply to study for after Matric will depend largely on your APS. Note that many courses will also have specific subject requirements.

Universities use the APS system to set minimum requirements for their courses. If you want to know how APS works and how to calculate it. We are here to help.

APS is a tricky subject to understand, but it is important to know how your APS works. This score will affect which courses you can study after Matric.

There are many advantages to achieving a Bachelor’s Degree pass at the end of Matric. Achieving this means you have got the highest passing level in Matric.