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I.E.B. is an national (SA) curriculum that is accepted internationally.  With our partners A.E.E. your child will receive an International NSC Certificate that can be used to enter University and College.

TshwaneHEA in proud partnership with A.E.E. and I.E.B. is pleased to provide for students a recognized level of accreditation that is both nationally and internationally in its scope.

I.E.B. through AEE Online, schools are able to offer the IEB (NSC) exit qualification. This premium CAPS-compliant qualification is held in high regard by tertiary institutions in South Africa and abroad.  Traditionally, the IEB (NSC) has only been accessible through specific independent schools, often at a prohibitively high cost. Through AEE Online, the qualification is not only significantly more affordable, but it enables schools to deliver a more innovative solution. Blended learning combines the benefits of face-to-face teaching time, supervised learning schedules and the efficiencies of online learning.

BENEFITS OF THE IEB

• The IEB is an internationally benchmarked qualification, and is equivalent to Cambridge AS level.
• The IEB is at the forefront of innovations in terms of improvement of examination systems and processes.
• The IEB ensures that it keeps abreast with developments in assessment, by actively participating in regional and international assessment associations.
• The qualifications assessed by the IEB enjoy international recognition.
• The IEB, through their assessments, is motivated to develop learners who are:
  • critical users of information
  • ethical reasoners
  • problem solvers
  • creative and reflective thinkers
  • lifelong learners
  • respectful of diversity, particularly in the South African context

ABOUT THE NSC

• The National Senior Certificate (NSC) also known as a “Matric” has been offered since 2008.
• There are currently three assessment bodies that facilitate the completion of the NSC and are accredited by Umalusi, namely the Department of Basic Education (DBE), Independent Examinations Board (IEB) and South African Comprehensive Assessment Institute (SACAI).
• Umalusi issues the NSC.
• Our students are registered with the IEB.

• I.E.B. through AEE Online, schools are able to offer the IEB (NSC) exit qualification. This premium CAPS-compliant qualification is held in high regard by tertiary institutions in South Africa and abroad.  Traditionally, the IEB (NSC) has only been accessible through specific independent schools, often at a prohibitively high cost. Through AEE Online, the qualification is not only significantly more affordable, but it enables schools to deliver a more innovative solution. Blended learning combines the benefits of face-to-face teaching time, supervised learning schedules and the efficiencies of online learning.

  BENEFITS OF THE IEB

  • The IEB is an internationally benchmarked qualification, and is equivalent to Cambridge AS level.
  • The IEB is at the forefront of innovations in terms of improvement of examination systems and processes.
  • The IEB ensures that it keeps abreast with developments in assessment, by actively participating in regional and international assessment associations.
  • The qualifications assessed by the IEB enjoy international recognition.
  • The IEB, through their assessments, is motivated to develop learners who are:
    • critical users of information
    • ethical reasoners
    • problem solvers
    • creative and reflective thinkers
    • lifelong learners
    • respectful of diversity, particularly in the South African context

The subjects are the same, however the subject choices from Grade 10 will depend on what Certificate you complete on.

If you decide to complete your Gr. 12 through I.E.B. you will have the following subjects:

• English (Higher Language)
• Afrikaans (First Additional Language)
• Zulu (First Additional Language) 
• Math’s
• Math’s Literacy
• Physical Science
• Life Sciences
• Geography
• Business Studies
• Computer Application Technology
• Life Orientation

I.E.B. is only offered in English, except for Afrikaans which is taught in Afrikaans.

Yes, we find most children take a month to get used to it and then progress as if it was their home language.