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09JanHow to Plan Your Matric Year Term by Term
Good marks start with a plan. At Leerkring in Kimberley we see learners do well when they know what to study, when to study it and who to ask for help. Small...
09JanQuestions to Ask Your Child’s Tutor
Many parents feel shy about speaking to a tutor, but good questions make good lessons. Start by asking how your child’s tutor will find out where the gaps are. A short test...
09JanHow to Apply for NSFAS Funding Step by Step
Starting a small business in South Africa begins with a simple idea and a few honest numbers. Ask what people around you need and cannot easily get. A spaza shop, a baking...
09JanTips for Finishing an Online Course
Online courses are easy to start and easy to drop. The trick is to treat them like a real class. Choose two or three fixed times each week and put them on...
09JanPreparing for Grade 12 Final Exams in October
Matric finals start in October, and the weeks before them go fast. Make a simple plan now. List every paper, write down the date, and give each subject its own revision slots....
09JanWhat Parents Should Know About the NSC Exams
The NSC exams decide a lot, so it helps parents to know how they work. Learners write their final papers in October and November, and results come out in January. You can...
09JanHow Our Study Groups Raised Maths Marks
Last year our Maths study groups met twice a week at the centre in Du Toitspan Road. Each group had six to eight learners and one tutor. Learners worked through past paper...
09JanFree Past Papers and Where to Find Them
Online courses are easy to start and easy to drop. The trick is to make them part of your week. Pick two fixed times and treat them like a class at school....
09JanHow to Study Smarter and Remember More
Your brain keeps what you use, so test yourself often. After a study session, close the book and write down what you remember. Check the gaps and try again tomorrow. Short sessions...
09JanHow to Improve Your English Essay Marks
Good essays start before the first sentence. Read the question twice and underline the key words. Then write a short plan with three or four points. Open with one clear sentence that...