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Heideli Loubser is a copywriter at www.houseofblogs.net, with ten years of experience in writing content for educational, health and family businesses. She is also the owner of www.homeschoolerslife.com where she creates content that helps make homeschooling easier for parents. When not distracted by the joys of writing and parenting, she is a...

Heideli Loubser is a copywriter at www.houseofblogs.net, with ten years of experience in writing content for educational, health and family businesses. She is also the owner of www.homeschoolerslife.com where she creates content that helps make homeschooling easier for parents. When not distracted by the joys of writing and parenting, she is a hobbyist gardener and creative arts enthusiast.

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5 Reasons Parents NEED to Attend the Cape Town Home Education Expo


You’ve probably considered homeschooling far more seriously in the past three years than ever before. Perhaps you were forced into it before you were ready or had had the chance to make a more informed, considered decision. Maybe you tried homeschooling during the first lockdown, having rushed to buy into the first available online supplier you could find that looked good and ended up utterly frustrated. Now you’re beginning to wonder...

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Red Alert: Why we need to comment on the BELA Bill proposal ASAP


Freedom of education in the best interests of children is more important than ever. In the home education community, the contentious problem of the BELA Bill is not a new one. New homeschooling families who have entered the playing field due to the pandemic over the past two years have come to see that home education legislation is not supportive and if the BELA Bill is passed as law in its...

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Legal & Research

Research on Home Education

Research on home education consistently proves that home learners

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Homeschooling and the law

Home schooling was recognized in 1996 in the SA Schools Act.

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History of homeschooling in SA

History of home education in South Africa (Wikipedia article)

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Centres

EduComply Services

EduComply Services EduComply is a initiative dedicated to helping

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Learning centre overview

Homeschool, micro-school, learning centre, unregistered private

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Start a Learning Centre

Important considerations when starting a learning centre

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Find a learning centre

There are various ways to find learning centres. Since there is

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Homeschool ABC

A

Approaches

Popular homeschooling approaches and styles ...

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Beginning

5 Easy steps to start homeschooling ...

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Curriculum

How to choose a curriculum for your family ...

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Videos

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Homeschool Family blogs

Blogs by homeschooling families that share their experiences and ...

Tutors

Tutors provide additional support to homeschooling parents. ... ...

Support Groups

Forums where parents and learners discuss issues with each other and ...

Assessment Tools

Assessment - Choose What Works for Your Family Parents can now ...

Curriculums

Learn, code and create with Ubbu

  Introducing ubbu!An Adventure of Code and Play!   Learn, Code ...

A.C.E (Gr R - 12)

    The A.C.E. programme is uniquely suited to home education, ...

Ginini Training Institute

  Ginini Academy is an EdTech home education content provider ...

Excel Labs

Excel LABS   Practical science in an equipped lab   Excel ...

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do home learners get homework?

    In general all their schoolwork is homework and they do not get to do extra work in the afternoons. A tutor might give some extra work to complete...

  • Do homeschoolers take holidays?

    Yes, they take breaks. Some homeschool families follow the public school year calendar especially if they are involved in sport and music...

  • Can I be a working mom and homeschool?

    Single parents who are committed to homeschool organize a schedule around their work commitments and sometimes involve family or tutors to assist...

  • Do I need to be a qualified teacher?

    No. Research has found no correlation between the qualification of the parent and the academic performance of the child. Research shows that...

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