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  • Step 1: There is a calendar at the top of the student dashboard, scheduled live lessons will be listed underneath it. Please scroll through them and click on the lesson you would like to attend. The lesson details will then appear in the blue block on the right-hand side, click on the 'Attending' button for that lesson.
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  • Step 2: Just before the lesson is due to start, the button will change to green and 'Attending' will change to 'Join Now'.
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  • Step 3: Click on 'Join Now', the lesson window will open automatically for you.

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NOTE:

Live Lessons are available in both Standard and Premium packages. Not all subjects have Live Lessons, please consult your timetable here https://cambrilearn.com/info/timetables

CambriLearn’ Live Lessons follow the SAST time zone. It may affect the attendance of live lessons if your device is not aligned with the SAST time zone. Make sure the following time zone is set on your device: (UTC+02:00) Harare, Pretoria.

Zoom is required for this functionality to work. Please ensure that it is downloaded to your device ahead of time (you will only have to download Zoom once).

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