Discover study fields, tertiary institutions, qualifications, learning resources and tools to help you plan your future after school.
Explore popular areas of tertiary study.
Programming, software development, databases, networking, cybersecurity and information technology.
Data analysis, statistics, programming, visualisation and decision-making using data.
Financial information, accounting, banking, investment and business finance.
Mathematics, science, design and technology applied to real-world engineering problems.
Explore physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics and environmental sciences.
Study teaching, education, learning support and educational development.
Languages, history, psychology, sociology, communication and related fields.
Explore healthcare, health sciences, research and related professional fields.
Build strong foundations in important subjects before and during tertiary education.
Algebra and functions are important in engineering, economics, finance, science and computing.
Solve: 4x + 8 = 28
Statistics helps students understand data and is widely used in business, finance, science and research.
Find the mean of 10, 20 and 40.
Programming is the process of creating instructions that computers can execute.
A variable is used to store a value that a program can use and change.
Business education can lead to areas such as management, accounting, finance, marketing and entrepreneurship.
Businesses use resources to provide goods or services that satisfy customer needs.
Different institutions provide different types of education and training.
Universities offer academic qualifications across many fields and levels of study.
These institutions focus strongly on technology, applied learning and professional fields.
TVET colleges provide vocational and occupational education and training.
Colleges can provide specialised education and training in different areas.
Useful tools for your tertiary journey.
Ask questions and get help understanding difficult subjects and concepts.
Solve mathematical and scientific calculations.
Organise focused study sessions and manage your time.
Explore careers connected to your interests and studies.
Use official sources when checking qualifications and institutions.
Explore registered South African qualifications and qualification information.
Explore funding opportunities that may help with tertiary education costs.