Opportunities

Students can stream free audio books from Amazon to any device during the school closure period. These are accessible through Audible’s storytelling platform and are available at no cost while schools are closed.

Who it is for:

students and educators

How to act on it:

Visit https://stories.audible.com/start-listen to begin streaming

Free educational resources for General Education and Training (GET) and Further Education and Training (FET) phases are available on the DBE’s official content portal.

Who it is for:

learners and teachers in GET and FET phases

How to act on it:

Visit http://dbecontent.bhelela.com to access materials

Past examination papers for various subjects are freely available for download from the EC Exams website, helping learners prepare for assessments during school closures.

Who it is for:

learners preparing for exams

How to act on it:

Visit http://www.ecexams.co.za/ExaminationPapers.htm to download past papers

A downloadable schedule of DBE TV broadcasts on Channel 122 OVHD is available to help learners and teachers plan their viewing and stay on track with lessons.

Who it is for:

learners, teachers, parents

How to act on it:

Download the DBE TV schedule from the provided link

Prospective learners or parents can schedule a visit to the school’s administration office to learn more about enrollment and academic offerings.

Who it is for:

prospective students and parents

How to act on it:

Schedule a visit with our Administration Office

Students can register on the Vodacom e-School platform to access full subject coverage aligned with CAPS, NSC, and IEB curricula.

Who it is for:

students in public and private schools

How to act on it:

Register today and connect to education

Students and parents can access official online learning materials provided by the Department of Basic Education to support home-based learning.

Who it is for:

students and parents in South Africa

How to act on it:

Visit the Department of Basic Education’s website

Prospective students can apply for admission to Vector College through an online application process.

Who it is for:

prospective students in grades 8 to 12

How to act on it:

Apply online through the school’s website

Students can join Vector College's Senior Phase programme, which begins in Grade 8 and builds a strong academic foundation for future studies. The programme prepares learners for higher education through structured teaching and practical learning.

Who it is for:

students in Grade 8 and prospective learners entering high school

How to act on it:

Apply online via the Vector College website or contact the Administration Office to schedule a visit

Learners can enrol in the Further Education and Training (FET) Phase from Grade 10 to 12, where they continue building on their academic foundation and prepare for tertiary education. The programme focuses on academic excellence and personal development.

Who it is for:

students in Grades 10 to 12 and those transitioning from Grade 9

How to act on it:

Apply online via the Vector College website or contact the Administration Office to schedule a visit

Prospective students and parents can apply for admission to Vector College’s Grades 8–12 programmes through an online application form available on the college’s website. This process allows applicants to formally express interest in enrolling.

Who it is for:

parents and students seeking admission to Grades 8–12

How to act on it:

Go to the Vector College website and click on 'Apply Online'

Prospective learners and their families can schedule a visit to Vector College’s Administration Office to learn more about the school, its academic offerings, and the enrolment process. This opportunity allows families to experience the school environment firsthand.

Who it is for:

parents and students considering enrollment

How to act on it:

Contact the school via phone to request a visit appointment