The DBE has introduced the Second Chance Matric Support Programme, a second national exam that will take place in June, and will allow matrics to rewrite as many subjects as they want
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"By having these examinations in June, there will adequate time for revision and learners can make use of the comprehensive support material provided through the Second Chance matric support programme"
The new system has already been in place for adults who want to obtain a National Senior Certificate, and it has been named the Amended Senior Certificate. These exams will now be expanded to absorb the new supplementary structure
The June exams are not an open pass for learners to skip the November exams. Candidates are only allowed to rewrite subjects they had previously registered for in the October/November 2018 examination
If learners want to improve their results from the October/November 2018 examination in either a particular subject or their overall aggregate they can also register
For learners who were absent or missed their exams with a valid reason, they can also register. These candidates will be able to choose between writing just the unwritten exams or all exams
Matrics who failed their 2018 exams, or who would like the chance to improve their marks have until January 31st to register for the June exams. Part-time students have until 15 March
Candidates may register at any provincial education office (which includes the provincial head office, the district office or a circuit office) or register online on eservices.gov.za.
You will need:
State of your results.
A valid ID number
A valid email address
A valid cellphone number
Supporting documents (copy of certified Identity Document, principal statement if needed, special needs certification etc).
State of your results.
A valid ID number
A valid email address
A valid cellphone number
Supporting documents (copy of certified Identity Document, principal statement if needed, special needs certification etc).
If you do not meet any of the requirements for the June exams, there are still other options. You can re-enroll as a full-time candidate for the NSC; complete the NSC at an adult education centre; register for the adult Amended National Certificate; or pursue vocational training
