Review the school record
Ask admissions to review completed subjects, grades and any credits. A student’s age does not determine which qualification they can enter.
Ages 16 to 19
For students aged 16 to 19, CambriLearn offers British and Pearson Edexcel qualifications, South African NSC pathways and a US diploma route. Compare the routes against completed subjects and the requirements of the next course or institution.

Ages are a guide. Admissions confirms placement from your child’s readiness, previous learning and the requirements of each pathway.
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Start with the work your child has completed and what they want to do after school. Then confirm the subjects, assessments and entry requirements for the route you are considering.
Ask admissions to review completed subjects, grades and any credits. A student’s age does not determine which qualification they can enter.
Check coursework, external examination entry, venues and separate fees. Mock examinations and teacher marking depend on the pathway and package.
Read the requirements of the intended university, college or training course before finalising subjects. Ask the institution about any requirements you cannot confirm.
Use these summaries to choose a route to investigate. The curriculum pages hold the full subjects, teaching options and entry details.
International GCSE to AS and A levels
Explore the appropriate qualification stage based on completed learning and the subjects needed next.
Explore International BritishInternational GCSE and International A levels
Compare the Pearson Edexcel qualification route, subject options and assessment structure.
Explore Pearson EdexcelNational Senior Certificate through SACAI
Explore the FET Phase in English and confirm senior-grade entry and subject requirements.
Explore CAPSNational curriculum in Afrikaans
Explore the senior pathway in Afrikaans. Confirm available grades, entry requirements and examination arrangements with admissions.
Explore KABVNational Senior Certificate through the IEB
Explore the available senior-grade intake. Grade 12 opens in 2028, so confirm that the progression fits your child’s timeline.
Explore IEBUS high school diploma
Explore high-school credits and the requirements for completing a US diploma.
Explore US curriculumIf you are considering the International British route, read the subjects and requirements on the relevant stage page. Admissions confirms placement.
Work through the course and examination requirements with your child. Confirm who will handle registration, which deadlines apply and whether the study plan fits the intended next step.
Explore the parent experienceSchool life
Students can join shared-interest activities and curriculum study groups through CambriCommunity. Check the current programme and eligibility before planning around a particular session.
Online access requires an active subscription and parent or guardian consent. Events, sessions and activities vary by age, programme, time zone and location.
Find detailed guidance on the next decision.
Start with the requirements of the intended university and course. Institutions can require particular subjects, grades and qualification combinations. Check those requirements before choosing a route; a qualification does not guarantee admission.
Final-year entry needs careful review of previous learning and prerequisites. For South African Grade 12, academic approval is required. Speak to admissions before assuming a final-year transfer is possible.
Inclusions vary by curriculum and package. Confirm external examination fees, entry arrangements and venues separately. Access to mock examinations and teacher marking is package dependent.
Use their current attainment and the entry requirements of the next stage to plan the route. These age groups are a browsing guide, so a student aged 16 to 19 may still need to complete an earlier qualification first.
Tell admissions which curriculum and grade your child follows. Ask about placement, teaching support and fees before choosing.