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Students from under-resourced schools can join after-school sports activities at one of over 180 MOD centres across the Western Cape. These programmes offer sports like soccer, cricket, netball, softball, and athletics to keep youth engaged and away from anti-social behaviour.
Adult learners can obtain the GETC: ABET qualification through one of the 113 adult learning centres in the Western Cape, which enables further education, training, career development, and employment opportunities.
Adult learners can register to write ABET Level 4 examinations in various learning areas including Mathematical Literacy, Languages, Information and Communication Technology, Early Childhood Development, and Life Orientation.
Schools that demonstrate improvement in Grade 3, 6, and 9 system test results in mathematics may receive funding to enhance their capacity to deliver quality education.
Teachers in the Western Cape can participate in specialized training programmes focused on specific content areas in mathematics, as determined by analysis of 2012 exam results. These programmes aim to improve teaching quality and learner outcomes.
Learners can enrol at Agulhas Vaardigheidskool to receive practical, technical, and vocational training in fields such as welding, construction, farming, hairdressing, gas safety studies, and educare. The school offers a high-quality alternative education pathway for learners whose needs are not met in mainstream schools.
The public is asked to assist in tracking down the killers of the principal of Ekuthuleni Primary School by providing any information they may have to the investigating officers.
Municipalities in the Western Cape that meet specific financial criteria can have part of their debt to Eskom written off. This includes Matzikama, Cederberg, Kannaland, and Beaufort West Local Municipalities, which have already had portions of their debt forgiven. The remaining two-thirds of the debt may be written off over the next two years if the municipalities continue to meet all conditions set by Eskom.
Learners who did not pass their matric exams can register to rewrite the National Senior Certificate exams in June.
Learners who are disappointed with their results can seek emotional and academic support through their school or the Safe Schools Hotline.
Learners who believe their results do not reflect their performance can apply for a re-mark or re-check of their exam papers.
The #BackOnTrack programme offers extra weekend and holiday classes for learners, along with additional teacher training, to help reverse learning losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. It is designed to improve learning outcomes in language and mathematics across grades.
