Online school mess in South Africa – what to look out for

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Online school mess in South Africa – what to look out for
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Amid major confusion over online schooling, Brainline and UCT Online High School provide a list of considerations when looking into digital schools.

Confusion around the quality and legitimacy of online schools has forced digital schools to clear the waters.

According to Brainline, an online school registered with the IEB, online schools are not recognised by the same regulations governing traditional schools – however, this has no effect on the validity of the qualifications provided. Branline and UCT Online School highlighted the following key factors to consider when selecting an online school and getting around ‘bogus’ schools:Brainline said it is important to look for a school with years of experience and a well-known brand associated with online learning platforms and curriculums.“Parents should prioritise online schools that are registered with an examining body, such as the Independent Examinations Board,” said Brainline.

“The availability of interactive features that facilitate communication and collaboration with classmates and teachers can greatly enhance the personal feel of the online environment,” said Brainline.It is also crucial to consider the flexibility and academic support provided by the programme. Moreover, assess the online school’s range of subjects to ensure it aligns with your child’s future aspirations and career choices, the company said.

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