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Give your child a smarter way to learn from home! 🎓✨CAPS-aligned support + international pathway to GED.

Our CAPS Guided + International Curriculum programme helps learners build strong foundations from Grade R to 8, while preparing for future pathways like GED.

✅ Daily structured lessons
✅ Easy parent login & progress tracking
✅ Ongoing support & guidance
✅ Learn at your own pace
✅ Fun, interactive learning platform

💰 Only R200 per month
💰 Or R2400 per year

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Looking for an affordable, structured homeschool solution that actually works?

At CAPS Guided, we make homeschooling simple, supported, and stress-free for parents.

✅ CAPS-aligned curriculum (Grades 4–9)
✅ Termly learner workbooks delivered to your door
✅ Daily tutor check-ins via WhatsApp
✅ Video lessons + assessments included
✅ Full learner portfolio set up
✅ Curriculum available in English & Afrikaans

💰 Registration: R650
💰 Monthly Fee: R1300

No overwhelm. No guesswork. Just guided learning that keeps your child on track.

_*What CAPS actually is and is not*_

_CAPS = the national curriculum written by the DBE._
_IEB = an independent exam board that assesses learners on the national curriculum but with its own exam style and standards._

*Both produce an NSC at NQF Level 4, recognised for university entry.*

- IEB is not an international curriculum like Cambridge, IB, GED, or American High School Diploma.

CAPS (Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement) is:

- The national curriculum written by the Department of Basic Education (DBE).

- Used in all public schools and most private schools.

- A content and assessment framework: it tells schools what to teach, when, and how to assess.

When a learner writes the standard National Senior Certificate (NSC) through the state system, they are being examined on CAPS.

What IEB actually is
IEB (Independent Examinations Board) is:

- Not a curriculum writer.

- A private assessment body that sets and marks exams for independent schools.

- These schools still follow the national curriculum requirements (CAPS content), but are assessed through IEB’s exam system.

So:

- The content is still CAPS (or CAPS‑aligned).

- The exams and assessment style are IEB’s.

That’s the core nuance:
IEB is an alternative assessment route, not an alternative national curriculum.

_*Why parents experience IEB as “different”*_

Parents often feel that IEB is a “different curriculum” because:

- The teaching approach in IEB schools tends to be more inquiry‑based and analytical.

- The exam questions often demand more application, interpretation, and critical thinking than many state CAPS papers.

- IEB schools are usually better resourced, so the experience of learning feels very different from many CAPS schools.

So in lived reality:

- CAPS (state exams) often feels more content‑driven and prescriptive.

- IEB (independent exams) often feels more application‑driven and analytical.

But in legal and structural reality:

- Both lead to the same qualification name: National Senior Certificate (NSC).

- Both are quality‑assured by Umalusi.

- Both are based on the national curriculum framework.

If homeschooling feels overwhelming sometimes… you’re not alone.

Many parents struggle with:

• Structuring lessons
• Covering the CAPS curriculum
• Creating assessments
• Managing weekly learning

That’s why we created structured CAPS-aligned learner workbooks for Grades 4–9.

📚 Full term workbooks
📝 Formal assessments included
🌍 Afrikaans & English

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Did you know?

Many homeschool parents accidentally miss CAPS topics during the year because they rely on random online resources.

That’s why structured term workbooks make such a difference.

They ensure:
✔ Every topic is covered
✔ Learning progresses correctly
✔ Assessments are included

Our Grades 4–9 workbooks follow the CAPS structure step-by-step.

Follow this page for homeschool tools, tips, and curriculum support.