Karabo Ntuli is an education writer and researcher passionate about helping students make informed decisions about their futures. With a strong focus on South Africa’s higher education landscape, Karabo covers universities, colleges, learnerships, internships, and bursary opportunities—breaking down complex application processes into clear, practical guidance. Through in-depth articles and student-focused guides, Karabo aims to bridge the gap between opportunity and access, ensuring learners from all backgrounds can find the right path to study, train, and build meaningful careers. When not writing, Karabo is constantly researching new funding opportunities and emerging education trends to keep students informed and ahead of deadlines.
The Admission Point Score (APS) is a crucial system for South African university admissions. Learn how to calculate your APS for South African universities using our step-by-step guide, covering NSC results, conversion scale, and key requirements.
Discover the essential teaching courses and requirements for becoming a certified teacher. This guide covers educational pathways, admission criteria, practical experience, certification exams, and the application process to start your rewarding teaching career.
Explore South African universities and universities of technology that accept an Admission Point Score (APS) between 20 and 25. Discover available Higher Certificates, Diplomas, and extended degree programmes, offering stepping stones for higher qualifications.
Learn how to calculate your UKZN APS using the 8-point scale for your best six NSC subjects. Discover UKZN's minimum APS requirements, application process, and crucial deadlines for admission to the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Planning to apply to UCT for 2027? This comprehensive guide details UCT applications 2027 key dates, admission requirements, APS, NBTs, and the step-by-step application process for undergraduate study at the University of Cape Town.
Mopani TVET College 2026 second trimester applications for Report 191 Engineering Studies are now open until April 30, 2026. Apply online after completing the compulsory career guidance test for N4-N6 Mechanical and Civil Engineering programs. Financial assistance available through NSFAS for eligible students.