Register to write your October/November Matric Exams using the Second Chance matric program.

By Admin · Mar 16, 2023

If you didn't pass your matric exams the first time around, don't worry. The Second Chance matric program offers a lifeline for those who want to rewrite their exams and improve their results. The program is run by the Department of Basic Education and provides support to students who want to complete their secondary education.

To register for the October/November Matric Exams using the Second Chance matric program, you will need to follow these steps:

Check if you qualify
The Second Chance matric program is aimed at those who have previously failed their matric exams. To be eligible to write the exams, you must have attempted matric exams before and not achieved a pass in one or more of your subjects. You will also need to have attended classes at a registered institution during the academic year.

Decide which subjects to rewrite
You can choose to rewrite one or more of your subjects. It's important to choose the subjects that you think you can improve on. You should also consider the subjects that are required for the career path you want to pursue.

What are the targeted subjects of the SCMP?

Accounting
Agricultural Science
Business Studies
Economics
English FAL
Geography
History
Mathematics
Mathematics Literacy
Physical Sciences
Life Sciences

Register at a local education district office or online
To register for the exams, you will need to go to a local education district office or apply online. The following documents are required when applying:

Completed registration form
ID document or birth certificate (certified copy)
Passport, if you are a foreign candidate (certified copy)
Statement of Results/ Grade 12 Certificate
School reports (this applies to learners who have passed grade 9, 10, or 11 and are 21 years old or older)

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LIST OF UNIVERSITIES THAT ARE OPEN FOR 2024 APPLICATIONS

TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

DURBAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

MANGOSUTHU UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL

UNIVERSITY OF ZULULAND

Attend classes and study
Once you have registered, you will need to attend classes and study hard to prepare for the exams. The Second Chance matric program provides support to students in the form of classes and study materials. Make sure you attend all classes and use the study materials to help you prepare.

Classes are offered at 50 venues, mostly in rural and semi-rural areas in South Africa. Classes are taught by Grade 12 teachers who have an excellent track record and are FREE.

Multimedia broadcasts include:

Telematics Broadcasts at selected schools
Internet Broadcasting Programme (IBP) at selected schools
HD Open View Television Broadcast s – Channel 201 at 36 venues, nationally or privately
Dstv Channel 319 , Mindset Television Broadcasts
SABC Education Geleza Nathi broadcasts weekdays on SABC 1 from 5am to 6am with repeats at 11pm
SABC Education Geleza Nathi YouTube videos

Write the exams
The October/November Matric Exams are usually held in October and November. Make sure you are well-rested and prepared for the exams. If you need any special accommodations, such as extra time or a scribe, make sure you arrange this in advance.

Receive your results
The results of the October/November Matric Exams are usually released in January of the following year. If you pass your exams, you will be awarded a matric certificate. This will open up many opportunities for you, including the chance to further your studies or apply for jobs that require a matric qualification.

BENEFITS OF THE SECOND CHANCE PROGRAMME

Learners are given a second opportunity to achieve their Matric qualification
Learners receive an additional certificate
Learners are given the unique opportunity to improve their results through the means of higher education
Learners will have a better opportunity of getting into Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) Colleges and Universities
Learners can qualify for Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) training programmes
Learners who make use of the programmes may also have the chance of accessing bursary and job opportunitie

HOW TO APPLY FOR THE SECOND CHANCE PROGRAMMES

To register for the exams, you will need to go to a local education district office or apply online.

Click here to apply online

Who to contact for more information?

For more information, feel free to contact:

Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 063 696 7246 (please note, this WhatsApp number is for admin-related purposes and voice notes will NOT be accepted)
WozaMatrics WhatsApp line: 061 505 3023 (use this contact portal for subject-related enquiries)

In conclusion, the Second Chance matric program provides a great opportunity for those who want to improve their matric results. If you didn't pass your exams the first time around, don't give up hope. Follow the steps above to register for the October/November Matric Exams and take advantage of the support provided by the Second Chance matric program. With hard work and dedication, you can achieve your goals and open up many opportunities for your future.