Registration with the Department of Education
Where can I find year plans to support my DBE registration?
Year plans can be downloaded from the Optimi Learning Portal under Resources > General Documents > Where to begin > Year Plans. These year plans will be required for registration with the DBE. For more information regarding registering a learner with ...
How do I register my child with the DBE?
The parent or legal guardian of a learner being home-educated can register his/her child with the relevant Provincial Department of Education by following the steps below. Please note: Online school learners are exempt from registration at the moment ...
Does Impaq monitor or accredit tutors?
Impaq does not own, manage, monitor or accredit tutors. Tutors registered with Impaq, register to make use of our products and services to support learners registered with Impaq. For Grades 10 to 12, tutors may complete Impaq's invigilator training ...
Are tutors registered with the DBE?
Tutors are not registered with the DBE and therefore, tutors are also not considered a legal school or legal educational institution. The law currently stipulates that tutors may provide subject-specific assistance to learners. Should a tutor wish to ...
Who is responsible for registering a learner with the DBE?
In South Africa, all Grade 1 to 9 children (or 7 to 15 years of age) are considered of compulsory school-going age. Parents/legal guardians are required to register these learners with the Department of Education as of September of the year preceding ...
When should I register my child with the DBE for home education/homeschooling?
In South Africa, all Grade 1 to 9 children (or 7 to 15 years of age) are considered of compulsory school-going age. Parents/legal guardians are required to register these learners with the Department of Education as from September of the year ...