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What Requirements and Subjects are Needed to Study Life Coaching in South African Universities?
List of Grade 10 subjects required to study Life Coaching courses
Well, let us explore what Grade 10 subjects are required in order to study Life Coaching in South African Universities and Colleges. The subject that you choose in grade 10 may directly determine what study options you will have at tertiary institutions. Therefore, when choosing your subject combination in grade 10, you should already have an idea in terms of what you intend to study after matric.
There are no specific High School subjects that are required to study in this field. You just need to meet the minimum APS score in the University you are going to study at. However, the following subjects are needed and essential for the curriculum:
- English Home Language,
- or English First or Second Additional Language,
- Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy.
What Life Coaching Career is all about
A life coach is a personal development professional who assists clients with introspection, setting goals and improving aspects of their lives. Some life coaches specialize in career and professional development while others assist with relationships, spirituality and emotional wellness among other elements.
What is the APS Score marks/ results for Life Coaching
In order for you to get accepted at a University in South Africa, or (Colleges that use APS scores) for a qualification in Life Coaching, you should possess a National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) with an APS score of between 23- 26. APS score is determined by the Grade 12 marks or results. It is also good to know that Universities and Colleges may use your Grade 11 marks if you applied before your matric results came out.
The minimum requirements for a candidate to obtain a Grade 12 National Senior Certificate?
The minimum requirements are:
- Achieve 40% in three subjects, one of which is an official language at Home Language level and 30% in three subjects.
- Provide full evidence in the SBA component in the subjects offered
Correct Subject Choice is Important
When it comes to subject choices, every learner should ensure that their subject choice (from Grade 10 already) will lead them in pursuing the careers they want.
The subject choice at the end of Grade 9, or Grade 10 according to The Department of Education, could determine the field of study learners can follow once they complete school. In other words, if learners do not select the correct combination of subjects, they could find themselves unable to enter into certain higher or further education programmes. So when making this important subject choice, learners should consider their options for when they complete school and select accordingly.
How much does it cost to study Life Coaching?
Although every learning institution will have its own fees structure and costs, studying Life Coaching courses can range from R15 000 to R60 000 per annum. It is always advisable for learners to contact the institution they want to learn at in order to confirm the study fees amounts for the year.
How to Pass Life Orientation (LO) Grade 12 with distinctions
One of the most significant accomplishments in your academic career is passing matric. It provides access to a wide range of post secondary options and employment possibilities. Use our best study advice to complete your matriculation, and you’ll succeed with flying colors.
- Attend class
- Ask questions
- Make notes
- Study
- Practise
- Study groups
- Extra class
- Motivation
- Complete assessments
- Prepare for the Exams in due time
Download Past Exam Papers & Memo per Province
- Department of Basic Education Grade 9 Exams
- Eastern Cape Papers and Memorandum
- Free State Papers and Memorandum
- Gauteng Papers and Memorandum
- KwaZulu-Natal Papers and Memorandum
- Limpopo Papers and Memorandum
- Mpumalanga Papers and Memorandum
- Northern Cape Papers and Memorandum
- North West Papers and Memorandum
- Western Cape Papers and Memorandum
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