My child suffers from dyscalculia. Can he register without Mathematics?
Grades R to 9 learners may not be exempt from a compulsory subject (e.g. Mathematics) and must present the subject. For more guidance and exemption options, you are welcome to contact our academic qualification coordination manager at
aqc.support@impaq.co.za.
Grades 10 to 12 learners with an approved special accommodation for dyscalculia (exemption from Mathematics) can take a seventh subject in the place of Mathematics. The learner must apply for special accommodations and exemptions before registering with Impaq. For more information, send an email to
aqc.support@impaq.co.za.
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