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“Welcome to our website. I am honored to be the new president of Eduma University. I have been entrusted with continuing the academic excellence of this university and enriching the quality of student life.”
Term One 2026
The 2026 School Term 1 for high school runs from January to March, focusing on foundational concepts, new lessons, assessments, and building skills for academic success.
- Starts: 14 January 2026
- 11 Weeks, 53 School Days
- Ends: 27 March 2026
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Seek opportunities for growth by embracing challenges, learning continuously, stepping out of comfort zones, and pursuing experiences that expand your skills.
At Phomolong Secondary School, we believe in continuous growth and development, nurturing learners to reach their full potential.
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Why Choose Us?
A choice that makes the difference.
School Principals
A wealth of experience
Mushwana H.
Principal
Mohale S.G.
Deputy Principal
Our Best Achievements
We've achieved an enviable reputation for performance and teaching excellence.
FAQs
What are the minimum requirements to study at a university in South Africa?
To study at most universities in South Africa, learners must obtain a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a Bachelor’s pass. This usually includes passing at least six subjects, achieving 50–59% in four designated subjects, and meeting the minimum APS (Admission Point Score) required by the university and programme.
What is an APS score and why is it important?
The Admission Point Score (APS) is a system used by many universities to measure a learner’s academic performance based on their Grade 12 results. Each subject mark contributes points, and the total APS determines whether a learner qualifies for admission into a particular course.
Do universities require specific subjects for certain degrees?
Yes. Many university programmes require specific subjects. For example, Mathematics and Physical Sciences are often required for engineering or science degrees, while Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy may be required for commerce or education programmes.
When should learners apply for tertiary institutions?
Most universities open applications between April and September of the learner’s Grade 12 year. Learners are encouraged to apply as early as possible to secure placement and accommodation.
What happens if I do not meet the requirements for university admission?
If a learner does not meet university requirements, they may still pursue higher education through TVET colleges, bridging programmes, or diploma courses. These pathways can also lead to university admission later.
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