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Durban College Curriculum

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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This document outlines the curriculum structure for Eden College in Durban, specifying the subjects offered to students in Grades 8–9 (GET Phase) and Grades 10–12 (FET College Phase). Students in Grade 8–9 choose from a range of core and elective subjects including languages, sciences, social sciences, technology, arts, and physical education. In Grades 10–12, all students take English and Life Orientation, select a second South African language, and choose four additional subjects from a list that includes mathematics, science, humanities, business studies, and various arts disciplines. The curriculum is designed to provide a broad educational foundation with opportunities for specialization in the FET phase.

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academic programme enrolmentOngoing

Enrolment in Grade 10–12 Curriculum at Eden College Durban

Students in Grades 10–12 at Eden College Durban must take English and Life Orientation (including Physical Education), select a second South African language (Afrikaans or isiZulu), and choose four additional subjects from a list that includes Mathematics, Physical Science, Life Science, Geography, History, Accountancy, Business Studies, Dance Studies, Drama Studies, Music, Visual Art, and Information Technology.

Who it is for
students entering Grade 10–12 at Eden College Durban
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Apply through the school's admissions process to register for subjects in the FET College Phase curriculum
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FET College (Grade 10 – 12) Subjects All pupils take English and Life Orientation (including Physical Education). All pupils select a second South African language – EITHER Afrikaans OR isiZulu All pupils select four more from the following list (subject to various criteria as laid out) French Mathematics Mathematical Literacy Physical Science Life Science (Biology) Geography History Accountancy Business Studies Dance Studies Drama Studies Music Visual Art Information Technology
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Enrolment in Grade 8–9 Curriculum at Eden College Durban

Students in Grades 8–9 at Eden College Durban can choose from a range of core and elective subjects, including languages such as Afrikaans, isiZulu, French, or Hebrew; sciences like Mathematics and Natural Science; social sciences including History and Geography; and creative subjects such as Arts & Culture, Dance Practical, and specialist options in Art, Dance, Drama, Music, and Jewish Studies.

Who it is for
students entering Grade 8–9 at Eden College Durban
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Apply through the school's admissions process to register for subjects in the GET Phase curriculum
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Pupils at Eden College Durban choose from a wide selection of subjects. GET Phase (Grade 8-9) Subjects English Afrikaans isiZulu* OR French* OR Hebrew* Mathematics Natural Science Social Sciences (History & Geography) Economic Management Sciences Technology Computers Arts & Culture Life Orientation Physical Education OR Dance Practical* One of the following – – Specialist Art* – Specialist Dance* – Specialist Drama* – Specialist Music* – Jewish Studies* * Choice subjects

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eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng

Key Takeaways

  • Grade 8-9
  • Grade 10-12
  • English
  • Afrikaans
  • isiZulu
  • French
  • Hebrew
  • Mathematics
  • Natural Science
  • Social Sciences
  • Economic Management Sciences
  • Technology
  • Computers
  • Arts & Culture
  • Life Orientation
  • Physical Education
  • Dance Practical
  • Specialist Art
  • Specialist Dance
  • Specialist Drama
  • Specialist Music
  • Jewish Studies
  • Physical Science
  • Life Science
  • Geography
  • History
  • Accountancy
  • Business Studies
  • Dance Studies
  • Drama Studies