Opportunities

Individuals can submit questions, messages, or requests for information about services, admissions, fees, or programs offered by Camelot College through an online form. The form collects personal details such as name, email, country, city, address, field of interest, chosen plan, and message. Users may also opt to receive newsletters and agree to terms and conditions.

Who it is for:

members of the public seeking information about Camelot College

How to act on it:

Fill out the contact form with required details, including name, email, country, city, address, field of interest, selected plan, and message. Optionally attach a file, check the newsletter and terms checkboxes, then click Submit.

Visitors to the Camelot College website can opt to receive regular updates and news from the institution by checking the 'I want to receive newsletters' box during contact form submission.

Who it is for:

individuals interested in staying informed about Camelot College activities and offerings

How to act on it:

Check the 'I want to receive newsletters' box while filling out the contact form.

Prospective students may apply for admission to Camelot College by submitting required pre-interview and post-interview documents. The process includes an educational assessment by a psychologist, submission of school reports, and various parental documentation including proof of employment, residence, and income.

Who it is for:

prospective students and their parents or guardians

How to act on it:

Email or drop off required pre-interview documents to Camelot College. Attend an interview. Submit all post-interview documents as specified.

Children and adults can receive occupational therapy assessments and intervention services from Mrs Raleen Van Niekerk, who specialises in paediatric cases including developmental delays, sensory integration issues, learning difficulties, and autism spectrum conditions. Services are available for learners from Camelot College, nearby primary and pre-primary schools, and home-schooled children.

Who it is for:

children with developmental delays, learning difficulties, sensory integration dysfunction, or on the Autism spectrum; home-schooled children

How to act on it:

Contact Mrs Raleen Van Niekerk directly via phone or email to enquire about assessments or therapy sessions.

Children and adults can access speech therapy assessments and treatment from Mrs Aisha Govender (Asha), covering areas such as speech, language, reading, writing, auditory processing, and post-stroke or neurological conditions like aphasia, dysarthria, apraxia, and dysphagia. Services are offered to learners from Camelot College, Glenwood Prep, surrounding schools, and pre-schools.

Who it is for:

toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged children, adults with neurological disorders

How to act on it:

Contact Mrs Aisha Govender directly via phone or email to enquire about assessments or therapy sessions.

Camelot College now hosts Matric exams on its own campus. Since 2014, the school has been accredited and no longer needs to use external venues for final exams. Learners in the final year of school can take their exams at the college's premises.

Who it is for:

final-year learners at Camelot College

How to act on it:

Learners enrolled at Camelot College automatically gain access to on-site Matric exam writing as part of their academic programme.

Camelot College offers enrolment for learners from primary through to high school levels. The school is open to both boys and girls, and admissions are available for all grades, including Grade 8 and above. Prospective families can apply through the college's admissions process.

Who it is for:

parents of prospective students, learners in Grades 8 and above

How to act on it:

Contact the college via telephone or email to inquire about admission requirements and application procedures.