Where To Find An Online School in Cape Town


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When schools closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, teaching and learning changed in the education sector. According to Unesco, 1.2 billion children in 186 countries were affected during this period, hence online schooling became a popular choice for South Africa and the global community.


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Due to the rise in demand for online schools, it is important that parents know the steps and guidelines to follow when enrolling their children into an online school.

Should a parent prefer that their child receives an online school education, they ought to apply to the head of their Provincial Education Department to register their child.

Below is a list of online schools in Cape Town:

  1. Parklands College - Junior Preparatory & Christopher Robin Pre-Primary
  2. Seat Academy 
  3. Valenture Institute - Global Private Online High School
  4. Curro Online
  5. Futures Academy
  6. UCT Online High School
  7. Think Camp - Online Code Tutoring for Kids & Teens

AdvTech Group Head of schools compliance and regulation, Chaile Makaleng said, all online schools should also be legally registered as a company or other legal entity and should be urged to establish and belong to a recognised association of online schools, particularly as this formal education mode is new in South Africa.

Teachers at online schools ought to be both academically and professionally qualified, as well as registered with the South African Council for Educators (SACE).

 


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