Home Schooling Package
Our homeschooling package is designed to assist homeschoolers and parents. The TeachSA system ensures that learners are automatically provided with daily CAPS aligned exercises and lessons. Subject topics, lessons and exercises are auto scheduled using a calendar that is aligned to the Annual Teaching Plans published by the Department of Basic Education. The lessons and exercises are interactive and are immediately scored allowing the learning to examine his or her performance and redo the exercise, as many times, as required. Practice makes perfect!
The automatic scheduling of the lessons and exercise ensures that learner is focusing on the correct subject topics as aligned to the schooling syllabus removing the frustration of deciding what aspects to study on a day to day basis.
The system automatically generates user friendly reports that allows the learner and the parent to monitor progress and also allows the parent to intervene where necessary.
School specific calendar
Customized school branding
Teachers have the ability to assess and mark essay type questions
Live scheduled video lessons
School specific content
Customised performance reports
Online interaction between teachers and students
PHASES
Phases
Foundation Phase
The foundation phase is the first phase of formal schooling in South Africa. TeachSA offers grades 1 to grades 3 for foundation phase learners. The foundation phase is a very important phase in a learner’s journey through the schooling system. It all begins here!
Only R 199 Per Month
Intermediate Phase
The intermediate phase focusses on grade 4 to grade 6. In this phase learners develop their practical skills and improve on their knowledge acquired in the Foundation Phase. Learners are exposed to subjects such as General Science, Geography and History.
Only R 199 Per Month
Senior Phase
Grade 7 to grade 9 make up the Senior Phase. Secondary schools operate in this phase. Emphasis is placed on problem solving and more attention is placed on literacy principles from the previous phase. There is also additional focus on the arts, mathematics, technology, and the sciences.
Only R 199 Per Month
FET Phase
This phase focusses on grade 10 to grade 12. This is a very important phase and learners are required to choose their subjects at the beginning of this phase. Subject choices in this phase directly impact the higher education and training path and eventually career choices.
Only R 199 Per Month
Grade 1
At grade one learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 2
At grade two learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 3
At grade three learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 4
At grade four learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 5
At grade five learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 6
At grade six learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 7
At grade seven learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 8
At grade eight learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 9
At grade nine learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 10
At grade ten learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 11
At grade eleven learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
Grade 12
At grade twelve learners are expected to write and share information in various ways. Let your child learn using fun and innovative questions in line with the CAPS syllabus. Your child will be doing exercises that help them to read proficiently and recognize upper- and lowercase letters, matching letters to sounds, making rhymes and recognize some words without having to sound them out, learn and use new words to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly, name the person, place, thing, or idea in a picture, follow the rules of conversation by listening. In our numeracy exercises we aim to promote counting how many objects are in a group and compare it to another group to figure out which is greater or less than the other, recognize that addition means putting two groups together and that subtraction means taking away from one group, add and subtract numbers 1 through 10, use objects or draw pictures to represent and solve simple addition and subtraction word problems.
TESTIMONIALS
Testimonials
TeachSA is so affordable and really assisted my children. I would recommend it to anyone with school going children
Annah Moloi - Parent
Awesome system , easy to use and very cost effective. The kids love it . Well done to TeachSA !
Bridget Westwood – Parent
TeachSA is the best eLearning system we have used . The content is aligned to my sons schoolwork. Easy to use ad fun
Clive Chetty – Parent
A fantastic system , easy to use and easy to tracks the kids progress with the available reports
Dee Chetty – Student and Tutor
An amazing experience and my kids love it. School is now fun for them
Dineo Mothiba– Parent
I really enjoy using TeachSA. It is easy and fun and I can use it anytime and repeat all my exercises
Diya Vithal – Student
What an amazing experience Thank you TeachSA
Flora Dilekhedi – Parent
School revision, homework and practice is Now a breeze. We can use the system from Anywhere and when it convenient to us. Thumbs up to TeachSA
Jabulile Mazibuko – Parent
Revision is fun. It help my sister improve her marks at school. Well done TeachSA !
Jashil Vithal – Student
TeachSA helps my students to practice and Master the subject we are teaching. Awesome for the kids and tutors
Linda Madibana – Tutor
What a fantastic idea . The kids are Learning on their own leaving me with more time. I love it
Orthillia Mutanho – Parent
Thank you TeachSA ! My Daughter Showing more interest in schoolwork She really enjoys being on the system
Patience More – Parent
This is the best system for school Revision. It is also very cost effective
Peter Mathaba – Parent
My first experience with an online system. Surprising to me it was easy to use and the kids enjoy it. Keep it up TeachSA
Pharello Molkekana – Parent
Thank you TeachSA – My Daughter now enjoys doing school revision
Priya Vithal – Parent
We enjoy using the system. My son is always online and always learning. Well done to the TeachSA team
Thapelo Mathebula – Parent
An amazing cost saving and the automatic reports on my daughters performance was amazing.
Umesh Vithal – Parent
The children enjoy the system and it does not cost me a fortune
Violet Nsimba – Parent
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