
More than marks: Supporting SA’s learners through exam season
While the academic pathway remains important, learners must increasingly have access to technical, vocational and occupational learning that develops practical competencies and provides stronger pathways into further education and training, the skilled trades, entrepreneurship and the world of work.
Building skills for South Africa’s future Education must ultimately equip young people not only to obtain qualifications, but to develop the knowledge, skills and capabilities required to participate meaningfully in society and the economy.
Terence Khala – Basic Education Acting Spokesperson As the 2026 National Senior Certificate examinations draw closer, thousands of young South Africans are preparing for one of the most significant milestones in their schooling journey.
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