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UNITY COLLEGERef: https://unity-college.org.za/academics/

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This document outlines the academic curriculum and educational approach at Unity College, a school for learners with special educational needs in Johannesburg. The college follows the DCAPS curriculum, which is adapted from the national CAPS curriculum, with 80% of teaching focused on practical, hands-on activities. Students in the Junior and Intermediate Phases focus on Language, Mathematics, and Life Skills, while Senior Phase students study English, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and vocational subjects like Office Administration and Food Production. High-achieving students may pursue certification through the IEB AET examinations, with Level 4 equivalent to NQF Level 1.

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Vocational Training in Ancillary Health Care at Unity College

Senior Phase students with special educational needs can pursue vocational training in Ancillary Health Care, developing practical skills relevant to healthcare support roles and independent living.

Who it is for
Senior Phase students with special educational needs
How to act on it
Enrol in the Senior Phase and select Ancillary Health Care as a vocational subject.
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Additionally, students must complete vocational subjects, and Unity College currently offers: Office Administration Ancillary Health Care Consumer Studies (Food Production)
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Vocational Training in Office Administration at Unity College

Students in the Senior Phase can take part in vocational training in Office Administration, gaining practical skills in office operations to support future independence and employment opportunities.

Who it is for
Senior Phase students with special educational needs
How to act on it
Enrol in the Senior Phase and select Office Administration as a vocational subject.
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Additionally, students must complete vocational subjects, and Unity College currently offers: Office Administration Ancillary Health Care Consumer Studies (Food Production)
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Enrolment in the Junior Phase at Unity College

Students with special educational needs can enrol in the Junior Phase, where they focus on developing core skills in Language and Mathematics, along with Life Skills such as art, cooking, computers, and daily living skills through practical, hands-on activities.

Who it is for
students with special educational needs in the Junior Phase
How to act on it
Contact Unity College to begin the enrolment process.
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In the Junior and Intermediate Phases, the primary focus is on Language and Mathematics, as these subjects are crucial for developing core skills for independent living. Additionally, students engage in Life Skills, which encompass a broad range of subjects including theme work, art, cooking, computers, and daily living skills.
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Vocational Training in Consumer Studies (Food Production) at Unity College

Senior Phase students can enrol in Consumer Studies (Food Production), a vocational subject focused on practical cooking and food preparation skills to promote independent living and potential employment.

Who it is for
Senior Phase students with special educational needs
How to act on it
Enrol in the Senior Phase and select Consumer Studies (Food Production) as a vocational subject.
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Additionally, students must complete vocational subjects, and Unity College currently offers: Office Administration Ancillary Health Care Consumer Studies (Food Production)
school enrolment opportunityOngoing

Enrolment in the Intermediate Phase at Unity College

Learners with special educational needs can join the Intermediate Phase, where they continue building foundational skills in Language and Mathematics, while also engaging in Life Skills through practical, hands-on learning activities.

Who it is for
students with special educational needs in the Intermediate Phase
How to act on it
Contact Unity College to begin the enrolment process.
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In the Junior and Intermediate Phases, the primary focus is on Language and Mathematics, as these subjects are crucial for developing core skills for independent living. Additionally, students engage in Life Skills, which encompass a broad range of subjects including theme work, art, cooking, computers, and daily living skills.
school enrolment opportunityOngoing

Enrolment in the Senior Phase at Unity College

Students with special educational needs can enrol in the Senior Phase, where they study English, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and vocational subjects like Office Administration, Ancillary Health Care, and Food Production to prepare for independent living and future employment.

Who it is for
students with special educational needs in the Senior Phase
How to act on it
Contact Unity College to begin the enrolment process.
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In the Senior Phase, students study English, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences, as prescribed by the DCAPS curriculum. These subjects aim to equip students with essential skills and knowledge for life beyond school. Additionally, students must complete vocational subjects, and Unity College currently offers: Office Administration Ancillary Health Care Consumer Studies (Food Production)
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Preparation for IEB AET Examinations at Unity College

High-achieving students with special educational needs can work towards academic certification by preparing for the IEB AET examinations in English, Mathematics, and Information Technology, with Level 4 equivalent to NQF Level 1.

Who it is for
high-achieving students with special educational needs
How to act on it
Enrol in the Senior Phase and work with staff to prepare for IEB AET exams.
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Our most capable students work towards academic certification by taking the IEB AET examinations in English, Mathematics, and Information Technology. These exams have four difficulty levels, with Level 4 equivalent to NQF Level 1, or Grade 9.

Facts

Places

City of Johannesburg, Gauteng

Reference

https://unity-college.org.za/academics/

Parties

Johannesburg. The college

Key Takeaways

  • DCAPS curriculum
  • 80% practical work
  • Junior Phase
  • Intermediate Phase
  • Senior Phase
  • English
  • Mathematics
  • Natural Sciences
  • Office Administration
  • Ancillary Health Care
  • Consumer Studies (Food Production)
  • IEB AET examinations
  • Level 4 = NQF Level 1
  • 59 Runnymead Avenue, Chartwell North Estates, Johannesburg
  • Tel: 010 109 0790
  • Unity College
  • DCAPS
  • CAPS
  • IEB AET
  • TGR Software