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Both packages give you access to our world-class content, Live Lessons, and marked assessments. If you’re less in need of interaction from the teachers on the platform, the Standard package is for you.

With the Premium subscription, you will have the added benefit of direct access to our professionally trained teachers through the online chat feature on the Student Dashboard. This means that you can ask your teachers specific questions and receive a personal reply in a private chat. Also included is an additional online Q&A group session each week with the teacher and classmates to work through student questions or additional exercises.

You can purchase courses on different packages as required.

British Curriculum:

IGCSE, AS Levels & A Level students must write external exams at an exam centre accredited by CAIE/The British Council. 

You will need to find out where the closest centre is to you and be sure to book exams ahead of time (approx. 4 months) as there are cut-off times for these bookings. These exams are charged for, please be sure to confirm costs directly with the centre well ahead of time. 

British curriculum external exams are written in two sessions per year, in May/June and October/November.

You can find exam centres here /info/exam-centres

or you can contact Tutors and Exams here

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CAPS:

In Grade 12, final exams are written at an external exam centre. CambriLearn will register Grade 12 learners with SACAI who will allocate an exam venue to the learner where they will write their Grade 12 matriculation examinations. These exams can only be written in South Africa, therefore international students will need to travel to South Africa on a study permit to write their matriculation Exams.

Exam fees will be confirmed upon registration for Grade 12.

If you are unsure of which subjects to take, we suggest that you speak to one of our Educational Consultants as they will be able to guide you through your choices.

High School students may consider taking a subject choice assessment.  

/extracurricular-course/subject-career-choice-assessments

British Curriculum:

The Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level is equivalent to a South African Grade 12 (matric), however there are strict requirements regarding subject combinations and exams sittings in terms of university exemption in South Africa. Please refer to  set out by Universities South Africa (USAf) which explains these requirements in detail.

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CAPS:

CambriLearn is registered with SACAI and students completing Grade 12 will receive a South African National Senior Certificate.

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Yes, all of our teachers are qualified, most of them having many years of experience teaching the relevant syllabi. Many of our Cambridge teachers have had top students in South Africa and have had students placed top 3 in the world for their respective subjects.

CambriLearn supports both parents and children in their homeschooling journey. If you’re a parent who’s working full-time, and your child is without additional tutor support, we strongly urge you to consider the Premium Package, as it provides additional support from teachers to help students master their coursework.

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For the Premium Package, you’ll get:

• The full course content (British curriculum) along with notes and video lessons that you have unlimited access to
• Weekly live lessons
• A student tracker
• Marked assignments, mock exams, and progression tests
• Live Question and Answer sessions with teachers
• Chat function with subject experts throughout each week

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For the Standard Package, you'll get:

• All the course content, live online lessons, tracked progress and marked assignments, but the standard package does not include live Q&A sessions with teachers, the chat function with subject experts or mock exams.

Our Customer Support team are on hand to assist with any platform navigation, coursework queries, technical issues, and general student advice. 

We have an Academic Support process in place, monitoring student progress and flagging any possible areas of concern. This gives parents and tutors the opportunity for early intervention ensuring the academic success for the student. 

Concessions are available for students where special learning accommodations are required.

Both Premium and Standard subscriptions will be valid for 12 months, starting from the date that the courses are activated. (If they are visible in the student dashboard, they are activated).

We reserve the right to cancel your subscription and access to our services if you breach any of our terms (within our sole discretion) or if we do not receive payment. Should you wish to cancel your subscription, we reserve the right to charge a reasonable cancellation fee, which will be levied at our sole discretion. 

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As a guideline, the following penalties may be levied if you cancel: 

- Within 5 days of subscribing – a full refund is given, less the transaction fee.

- After 5 days and up until 4 months of subscribing - you will be charged for the number of months subscribed, rounded up to the next full month.

- No refund will be given after 4 months of subscribing OR if more than 40% of assignments and tests have been completed. The client is liable for the full course fee. 

- Refunds can take up to 21 working days to be processed, an additional fee will be added for processing refunds, and this will be deducted from the total refund value.

Some troubleshooting tips that might help:

1. Refresh the CambriLearn page or try a 'hard refresh' (press Ctrl and F5 together).

2. Clear cookies and cache for cambrilearn.com.

3. Close and reopen your browser or try using a different browser.

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Our platform performs best using Google Chrome.

When you purchase a course on our site, you agree to our terms and conditions which state (Section 3):

When you subscribe you will have the option to pay via Credit Card, Debit Card (Mastercard or Visa) or EFT.

If you elect to pay by Credit Card, you may: (i) pay the full amount upfront; or (ii) pay the amount off over 10 months (at an additional charge).

If you elect to pay by way of EFT, an invoice will be emailed to you, and you are required to pay 100% upfront (no payment plan options via EFT). Once we have received 100% of the funds, we will activate your subscription and access to our site.

Should you have elected to pay your subscription over 10 months, and the student finishes their course in a shorter time, you are still liable to complete all payments until the full amount owing has been paid.

Should you wish to cancel your subscription please contact us at hello@cambrilearn.com. Please note that a cancellation fee may be charged.

NOTE: When you pay by card, choosing the 10-month payment plan, you agree to 10 equal USD instalments to be deducted from the card you provide, for 10 consecutive months.

As we charge in USD this means that instalment amounts will fluctuate as they are dependent on the exchange rate. Please note that the Rand amounts stated on the website are for demonstrative purposes and are indicative only.

The billing date would be the day that you made your initial purchase. This can be changed from your profile at a later stage. 

Terms and conditions can be read in full here /terms-and-conditions

Prices are quoted in US dollars unless otherwise stipulated. If you are paying by card, your bank will handle the currency conversion for you. If you are paying by EFT, you can use the exchange rate on the date of transaction to calculate the fee due in your own currency.

The below once-off registration fees apply for new enrolments:

- R1,500 for the CAPS Curriculum
- R1,500 for the KABV Curriculum
- R1,500 for the IEB Curriculum
- $95 for the International British Curriculum
- $95 for the Pearson Edexcel Curriculum
- $350 for the US Curriculum

This fee helps us set up your learner’s profile and provide full access to our online learning platform. Please note that this must be paid upfront, is non-refundable and not discountable.

Textbooks are required for most of the courses, these are not included and are to be purchased separately.

External Exam fees at IGCSE, AS and A Level (British Curriculum) and Grade 12 (CAPS and IEB) will incur additional costs.

British external exam fees will be paid to the accredited exam centre directly. CAPS and IEB Grade 12 exam fees will be paid over to SACAI and IEB on the student's behalf (you pay CambriLearn).

Grade assessments are available at a nominal fee.

British Curriculum: 

This curriculum is flexible, and you will be able to start at any time of the year.

The courses are self-paced and do not align with any specific calendar dates. You will schedule time off and holidays as suits you best. 

Bear in mind, the courses are based on a 30–34-week program and the subscriptions are valid for 12 months (52 weeks). Subscriptions can be extended if needed. 

Note that Live Lessons will start with the topic covered in 'Week 1' each January. Should you start at a different time of the year, the Live Lesson topic each week may not correlate with the content that you are currently working on. Students are still encouraged to join live lessons as they will serve as an introduction to upcoming topics or revision for topics already covered and the teacher's guidance and interaction are invaluable. 

These lessons are recorded, and students can access the recorded lessons at any time. The recorded lesson library is utilised by students who are unable to attend Live Lessons or for revision purposes. The recorded lessons are valid / current no matter the date that they were uploaded as the topic and content covered remains applicable to the course. 

At IGCSE, AS and A levels external exams are available twice a year in May/June and October / November. Please keep this in mind and plan accordingly. The courses are designed to prepare students for these exams, and they are advised to complete them, allowing at least 6 weeks for revision and past papers.

NB: IGCSE, AS and A Level student; be sure to register to write external exams with an accredited exam center at least 4 months ahead of time.

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This curriculum follows the South African Government school term dates (National Curriculum). There is some flexibility as you can structure your child’s day-to-day learning in the way that suits you best. They are, however, expected to complete the coursework and assessments for a particular term, by the end of that term. This is closely monitored in the FET Phase (Grades 10-12).

• 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 /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).

CambriLearn is both a SACAI registered and IEB registered online school in South Africa. We are also internationally accredited by Cognia and Pearson Edexcel. High school students enrolled in the British Curriculum will write external exams as private candidates and will receive their certificates directly from the examining body. CambriLearn is also NCAA Approved and NCAA Eligible for US Curriculum students.

You can change your details from your profile. Please follow the steps below:

• Step 1: Log in to the profile.
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• Step 2: Click on the three horizontal lines in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
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• Step 3: Select "My Profile" on the drop-down screen.
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• Step 4: You can then make any changes needed.

A dedicated study space and basic stationery to complete assignments, make notes and study. 

From a technology perspective, we recommend an uncapped internet connection. Our learning platform can be accessed from laptops and tablets alike. Mobile phones can be used to access information/videos but are less versatile for daily learning.

A printer is convenient, however, print shops can be utilised as an alternative. Access to a scanner or mobile scanning app is required.

Finally, you'll also need to purchase textbooks (where applicable) which are used to supplement the course content.

Although our teachers aren't special needs trained, we do find many dyslexic /on-spectrum students prefer our platform simply because of the self-paced nature of learning. Students can take their time and work at a pace that's comfortable for them. It is something that needs to be looked at on a case-by-case basis and depends on severity. 

With us, students don't take as many subjects as they do in traditional school, which also helps them a lot. Additionally, we can offer students concessions for their special needs. You can download the CambriLearn Special Needs Toolkit to find out how we cater to special needs students /pages/online-schooling-for-special-needs-toolkit

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There are multiple options for socialisation at CambriLearn. Some options include:

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The Student Forum:

All students can make use of the 'Student Forum' section on the platform to socialise with each other online. They will only have access to forums related to their own grades and subjects. 

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Facebook Groups:

There are a vast number of Facebook groups that homeschooling families can join to network. 

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WhatsApp and Facebook Communities:

Parents can connect with other parents to find socialisation opportunities on our WhatsApp community or our CambriLearn Facebook group.

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Tutor Centres:

They could join a tutor centre if they prefer in-person interaction with other learners of their age group.

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Discord:

For our high school students, we've created a CambriLearn Crew Discord Server that functions as a real-time chat channel where students can discuss schoolwork, movies, books, and series as well as share art and music. 

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Social Events:

On occasion, social events will be available for students to attend. These will be area-based and available in South Africa only. Details will be communicated on WhatsApp groups and social media. 

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Virtual Events:

Various competitions are held virtually including writing and drawing competitions and our virtual talent show.

Every student requires their own profile. A guardian/tutor profile can be linked to multiple students.

If you already have a profile, you can skip ahead to Step 5.  

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Guardian profile:

• Step 1: go to cambrilearn.com, accept all cookies and click on 'enrol'.
• Step 2: Select whether you are a parent/guardian, a student, or a tutor centre manager. For this example, we’re going to create a parent/guardian profile. Fill in the form as prompted. (Use the Tutor Referral Code if you’ve been referred by a CambriLearn affiliate partner to receive a special discount).
• Step 3: Once you have created a profile, you will receive an email asking you to activate your profile. Remember to check your Spam folder if you haven’t received it.
• Step 4: Before you can continue, you will need to watch a short introduction video that explains how CambriLearn works. After you have watched the video, click on the '������Դ���߲���' tab at the top of the screen.

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Student profile:

• Step 5: Select 'Create a new profile' and fill in the student account details, please use an active email address different to any other registered student's (a profile picture is completely optional).
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• Step 6: Before you can continue, please activate the student’s profile from the email sent to the email address used in the step above.
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• Step 7: Create a password for the student profile. The student will also need to watch the video before you can proceed.

Once you have watched the video, select "Let's Start Learning".

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Selecting subjects:

• Step 8: You can now add subjects to the cart from the 'Fees' tab which you will find in the menu bar. Click on the menu icon (three horizontal lines in the top right corner) and scroll to 'Fees'. On this page you can select the curriculum (British, Edexcel, CAPS or Extracurricular) the package (Standard or Premium), and the grade. To add subjects to the cart, simply click on the 'add to cart' button.
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• Step 9: Once you’re ready, you can click on the shopping cart icon. Check the list and make any required changes. You can remove a subject by clicking the 'x' next to it. To add a subject, click on the 'x' in the top right corner of the cart window to close it, add the relevant subject and click in the shopping cart again to continue. 

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Payment:

• Step 10: Once you are happy with the loaded subjects, click on 'proceed to checkout' and select your preferred payment method.
  Note that the only option for the 10-month payment plan is a card payment.
• Step 11: You now have a full view of the cart showing subjects, package, payment method and any discounts that may be available. You can toggle between the monthly and upfront payment plans here. To make any other changes you can click on the 'back' arrow.
• Step 12: Once you are happy with the cart contents, accept the Term and conditions and select 'proceed'. If you would like to pay by credit card, you will need the card details at this point. If you are paying by eft (upfront only), an eft invoice will be emailed to you. Please make payment against that. (This invoice is valid for 10 days.) Note that EFT payments may take up to 2 days to process.

Once payment is allocated, and subscriptions are activated, the student can log in to the platform and start learning.

Textbooks are not included and are to be purchased separately. CambriLearn does not sell textbooks. 

Textbook lists and suppliers can be found here: /textbooks

(scroll to the bottom for supplier information)

Premium Package: 

You have access to message your teacher directly via an online message feature. 

To access this feature, click on the green 'Speak to a Teacher' button in the bottom right corner of the screen. All your subject teachers will appear in the pop-up window. You can message them directly with any questions you may have regarding coursework by clicking on their message/name.

Note that only the teachers for subjects that you have a Premium Package for will be listed.

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Standard Students:

Students who are on the Standard Package can click the "Help" button in the right-hand corner of their screen. The question will be sent to the relevant teacher who will assist via email.

- The scheduled Live Lessons / Q&As are listed below the calendar on the student dashboard. 

- Click on the lesson that you would like to attend, and the details will appear in the blue section on the right.

- Click on the 'Attending' button. 

- Just before the lesson is due to start, the button will become green and will say 'Join Now'. 

- The lesson / link will then open for you 

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Be sure that you have Zoom downloaded onto the device that you are using. This functionality will not work otherwise. 

Your device should be set to South African Standard time to avoid any issues.

Zoom is required for all Live Lessons and Q&As and must be downloaded to your device. 

If you’re on a laptop or desktop, please follow the instructions below. 

If you’re on another device, have a look in the Google Play Store or the iStore for the ZOOM Cloud Meetings app.

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1. Go to Once you’re in the Download Center, download Zoom Client for Meetings. Click on the “Download” button.
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2. Follow the download instructions
   The download process varies from computer to computer. It may happen automatically in the background. If not, choose where you want to save the installation file and then click on save. Run the .exe file to install Zoom, giving permissions where necessary (this process will vary depending on your computer). Downloading and installation can take a few minutes.

Step 1: Navigate to the student dashboard for the relevant subject.

Step 2: Click on the Recorded Live Lesson tab at the top of the page.

Step 3: The recorded live lessons are organised by topic; you can search for a particular topic in the search bar near the top of the page and press 'enter' on your keyboard.

Related recorded lessons will also be listed under the 'This Week' section each week.

The learner is advised to only attempt a test if they have completed all the prior assignments and coursework.

Please refer to the Term Planner documents (found in the course introductions) for guidance on when tests and exams are due.

Note that the assignments and tests contribute towards the learner's final average marks and will reflect on the Report Card issued by Cambrilearn.

The tests are designed to mimic the exam conditions (Grade 4-9) and help the learner prepare for their final exams. The more practice they have under these exam conditions, the better.

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Process:  

• Step 1: To initiate a test or exam, navigate to the student dashboard for the relevant subject. You will see a block on the right-hand side of your screen that will say Test/Mid-course Test/Exam/Progression Paper. Request the paper by clicking on the blue 'Get Started' button underneath the test name on the student dashboard.
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• Step 2: Follow the prompts to send the test to the designated invigilator, take note of the procedure and requirements on each page. There are 3 steps, click 'next' on each step to continue.
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• Step 3: The invigilator will receive an email containing a link where they will be able to download the test (The invigilator must be over 18, you cannot use another registered student's email address).
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• Step 4: From the email, click on the 'Go to invigilator dashboard' button. Follow the process of taking note of the expected exam conditions to be enforced during the test. Download and print the test.
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• Step 5: Carefully read the instructions on the front cover taking note of the instructions, stationery allowed and allocated time for the test. Please ensure that the student does not have access to the paper prior to sitting down to write the test. Ensure that the student completes the test on the assessment document provided, they may add exam paper pages if they need to, ensure these answers and pages are properly numbered and any rough work is labelled accordingly.
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• Step 6: Once the paper is downloaded the test timer will begin. You will have 48 hours to submit the completed test for marking.
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• Step 7: The invigilator must scan the completed paper into a single .pdf document. Check that all the pages are clear to read, scanned in the correct order, the right way up and that all questions are included.
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• Step 8: The invigilator must access the same email and click on the 'Go to invigilator dashboard' button again, you will see that the portal has updated to allow for the upload. Select the file and click on 'submit'. The paper will now be available to the teacher for marking.

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Prohibited Materials:

- No written materials of any kind are permitted e.g. the learner’s water bottle (if desired) should not have any labels on it.  

- No electronic devices such as cell phones or smart watches are permitted.  

- No calculator covers, or maths-set boxes are allowed. Stationery must be visible and/or in a clear see-through bag.

- No books or notes are allowed.  

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Test Environment:

- The question paper may only be opened when the allocated time begins.  

- There is no reading time unless otherwise indicated.

- The learner must be supervised for the full duration of the paper.  

- The venue should be quiet, no communication or music/tv is allowed during the paper

- A 5-minute warning should be given before the end of the allocated time.  

- The learner should be able to clearly see the time throughout the test.

- At the end of the allocated time, the student must stop writing and close the paper, even if they haven't finished.  

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Concessions:

- Please ensure that any required concessions are in place before attempting any tests. For assistance or queries, contact hello@cambrilearn.com or your Education Consultant for more information.

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Reporting Unusual Events:

- Please note that should any unusual events occur during the exams e.g. load-shedding, learner falling ill, it must be reported on the cover page of the paper.

- If you have missed the deadline time to download or upload the exam papers, please contact hello@cambrilearn.com.

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Students are advised to only attempt a test if they have completed all the prior assignments and coursework.

Please refer to the Course Planner documents (found in the course introductions) for guidance on when tests and exams are due.

Note that Progression Tests/Exams are the end of course exams and will only be accepted for marking once all other assignments and tests have been completed. 

Note that the assignments, mid-course tests and progression tests/exams contribute towards the learner's final average marks and will reflect on the Report Card issued by Cambrilearn.

(Report cards are not issued to IGCSE/ AS and A Level student because they receive their results directly from Cambridge Assessment International Education).

The tests are designed to mimic the exam conditions and help the student prepare for their eventual final exams. The more practice they have under these exam conditions, the better.

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• Step 1: To initiate a test or exam, navigate to the student dashboard for the relevant subject. You will see a block on the right-hand side of your screen that will say Test/Mid-course Test/Exam/Progression Paper. Request the paper by clicking on the blue 'Get Started' button underneath the test name on the student dashboard. 
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• Step 2: Follow the prompts to send the test to the designated invigilator, take note of the procedure and requirements on each page. There are 3 steps, click 'next' on each step to continue.
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• Step 3: The invigilator will receive an email containing a link where they will be able to download the test (The invigilator must be over 18, you cannot use another registered student's email address). 
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• Step 4: From the email, click on the 'Go to invigilator dashboard' button. Follow the process of taking note of the expected exam conditions to be enforced during the test. Download and print the test. 
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• Step 5: Carefully read the instructions on the front cover taking note of the instructions, stationery allowed and allocated time for the test. Please ensure that the student does not have access to the paper prior to sitting down to write the test. Ensure that the student completes the test on the assessment document provided, they may add exam paper pages if they need to, ensure these answers and pages are properly numbered and any rough work is labelled accordingly.
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• Step 6: Once the paper is downloaded the test timer will begin. You will have 48 hours to submit the completed test for marking.
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• Step 7: The invigilator must scan the completed paper into a single .pdf document. Check that all the pages are clear to read, scanned in the correct order, the right way up and that all questions are included. 
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• Step 8: The invigilator must access the same email and click on the 'Go to invigilator dashboard' button again, you will see that the portal has updated to allow for the upload. Select the file and click on 'submit'. The paper will now be available to the teacher for marking. 

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 Prohibited Materials:

- No written materials of any kind are permitted e.g. the learner’s water bottle (if desired) should not have any labels on it.  

- No electronic devices such as cell phones or smart watches are permitted.  

- No calculator covers, or maths-set boxes are allowed. Stationery must be visible and/or in a clear see-through bag.

- No books or notes are allowed.  

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Test Environment:

- The question paper may only be opened when the allocated time begins.  

- There is no reading time unless otherwise indicated.

- The learner must be supervised for the full duration of the paper.  

- The venue should be quiet, no communication or music/tv is allowed during the paper

- A 5-minute warning should be given before the end of the allocated time.  

- The learner should be able to clearly see the time throughout the test.

- At the end of the allocated time, the student must stop writing and close the paper, even if they haven’t finished.  

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Concessions:

- Please ensure that any required concessions are in place before attempting any tests. For assistance or queries, contact hello@cambrilearn.com or your Education Consultant for more information.

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Reporting Unusual Events:

- Please note that should any unusual events occur during the exams e.g. load-shedding, learner falling ill, it must be reported on the cover page of the paper.

- If you have missed the deadline time to download or upload the exam papers, please contact hello@cambrilearn.com.

International British Curriculum:

Report cards can only be generated if the student has completed all formal assessments. If a student has not completed all formal assessments, you will not be able to get a report card.

Please follow these steps to request a report card:

Step 1: Log in to the guardian profile and click on the relevant student's name.

Step 2: If all assessments have been completed and marked for all the courses of the applicable level, click on the 'Request Report Card' button in the top right corner.

Step 3: Select all the courses for that level and click on the 'Submit' button.

The report card will be sent by email as soon as it has been approved. Please note, the guardian profile needs to be linked to the student profile if you would like to request the report card.

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CAPS Curriculum:

- CAPS Report cards are automatically generated once all the Term's assessments have been completed and marked.

- Please note that report cards will only be generated once the learner has completed all formal assessments for that Term.

It is advised that students submit one assessment for marking at a time per subject. This is to ensure that students are working through the coursework and assessments in a systematic way, building on their knowledge as they progress. It also means that students get maximum benefit from their teacher's comments and corrections on marked papers and can learn from their mistakes before moving on. This is recommended. 

When students submit multiple papers for marking at once, this is considered a 'bulk submission'. This is discouraging as it puts the student at a disadvantage and extends marking times. The aim of assessments is to gauge student progress and to test understanding and knowledge. By rushing through assessments and not waiting for feedback in between, students do not have the opportunity to learn from previous errors and correct them, thereby improving their understanding and academic performance. Students are encouraged to take their time and to complete each assessment to the best of their ability.

Teachers aim to mark student assessments within an 8-working day period. They will mark it sooner than this when they have the capacity to do so. When you submit assessments in bulk, each assessment submission date will be staggered by 2 days each. This means that the overall marking time will be extended. 

Therefore, there is little advantage to submitting assessments in bulk.

As per our Terms and Conditions, marking of assessments usually takes place within 8 working days from the date on which the completed assessments are uploaded. However, this period is an estimate only and is dependent on multiple factors including the volume of assessments submitted.

The CambriLearn platform is compatible with laptop, desktop, and tablet devices, without the need for a separate app. 

Information/videos can be accessed on mobile phones though this option is less versatile for daily learning.

To reset your password: 

Step 1: go to cambrilearn.com, accept all cookies and click on 'log in'.

Step 2: Instead of trying to log in, click on ‘Reset my password’, enter your email address and press ‘submit’. 

Step 3: You will receive an email from hello@cambrilearn.com confirming the next steps. Remember to check your junk and spam folders if you haven’t heard from us.

Please note that your guardian profile must be created and verified before you can link to a student profile.

Step 1: Log in to the student profile.

Step 2: Click on the menu icon (the three horizontal lines in the top right corner).

Step 3: Scroll to 'Linked Accounts'.

Step 4: Enter the guardian profile email/username for the guardian profile that you would like to link.

Step 5: Click 'Send'.

Step 6: The guardian will receive a notification email; they are required to accept the link from there. Alternatively, they can go to 'Linked Accounts' from their profile and click on 'Accept'.

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We're excited to have you join the CambriLearn Crew!

To start, please create a Discord Account (if you don't have one) here

Parent Consent:

- To ensure that we maintain a safe and secure online environment, students who wish to join the server will need to get consent from their parents and have an active CambriLearn subscription.

- To get consent a student can ask their parents to complete the consent form. Once completed you'll get a link to the CambriLearn Crew server to join. If you're having difficulties using the link, ensure that you're logged in to your Discord Account.

Troubleshooting Server Access:

- If the problem persists, please add CambriLearn#0001 as a friend on Discord by searching for the name in Discord. Our Crew Moderator will help you get on board as soon as possible.

- Alternatively, you can reach out to hello@cambrilearn.com for further assistance.

If the subscriptions were purchased from the student profile

When the student is ready to start, please follow the steps below in order to activate the subscription:

1. Log in to the Student Dashboard
2. Click on the menu icon (three horizontal lines in the top right corner)
3. Click on 'Subscriptions'
4. Click on the 'Pending Subscriptions' tab
5. Your subjects would be listed with an 'Activate' button
6. Click on the 'Activate' button and it will activate the subject for you immediately.

If the subscriptions were purchased from the guardian profile

When the student is ready to start, please follow the steps below in order to activate the subscription:

1. Log in to your Guardian Profile
2. Select the ������Դ���߲��� tab on the top right hand corner, this will give an overview of all students linked to the guardian, click 'Activate Subscriptions' for the relevant student
3. Review and select the subjects you would like to activate
4. Click on the 'Activate' button and it will activate the subject for you immediately.

If you are paying in 10 instalments, you will have the option to update your billing date here as well.

Here are some important details to note:

• We recommend activating only when the student is ready to begin learning as the 12-month subscription period starts once the course is activated.
• Some courses, like CAPS, have fixed start dates (e.g., Term 1 each year). In these cases, activation will take place on or after the specified date.
• Applicable from September 2025.

If you have any questions, please reach out to us at accounts@cambrilearn.com

At CambriLearn, the below once-off registration fees apply for new enrolments:

R1,500 for the CAPS Curriculum
R1,500 for the KABV Curriculum
R1,500 for the IEB Curriculum
$95 for the International British Curriculum
$95 for the Pearson Edexcel Curriculum
$‍350 for the US Curriculum

This fee helps us set up your learner’s profile and provide full access to our online learning platform. Please note that this must be paid upfront, is non-refundable and not discountable.

CambriLearn offers an IEB-aligned approach for Grade 10, based on the South African National Curriculum (CAPS). This pathway emphasises critical thinking, problem-solving and the practical application of knowledge. Grade 10 learners can choose between two examination boards; the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) or the South African Comprehensive Assessment Institute (SACAI).

While both follow CAPS and lead to the same Umalusi-accredited National Senior Certificate (NSC), the key difference lies in their assessment styles: IEB places greater emphasis on analytical and application-based evaluations, whereas SACAI focuses on structured, standardised assessments. Both pathways provide credible routes to university admissions locally and internationally.

CAPS and IEB both provide quality education, they do so in different ways, catering to diverse learning styles and goals. CAPS follows a structured, standardised system focused on exams and formal assessments, ensuring consistency and a solid foundation in core subjects. IEB, combines exams with project-based and analytical assessments, encouraging critical thinking, problem-solving and real world application of knowledge. Read the full article to learn more.

Here are the key differences between CAPS and IEB to consider:

Assessment styles: CAPS primarily relies on standardised examinations and formal assessments to measure student progress. Each subject has a defined set of exams, tests, and practical assessments, which ensures consistency across schools. In contrast, the IEB combines examinations with project-based and analytical assessments, encouraging students to apply knowledge in practical or real-world contexts. This approach develops problem-solving skills and independent thinking, allowing learners to demonstrate understanding beyond memorisation.

Content depth and learning approach: CAPS is structured to provide clear, sequential learning outcomes, often emphasising memorisation and step-by-step mastery of concepts. It ensures learners gain a solid foundation in core subjects but can be more prescriptive in approach. The IEB, on the other hand, focuses on critical thinking and analytical skills, encouraging learners to explore topics in greater depth and engage with material creatively. This method allows students to develop the ability to question, reason, and make connections between different areas of knowledge.

University readiness and career pathways: both curricula prepare learners for tertiary education, but the approach varies. CAPS provides a structured path to meet national matriculation requirements and ensures students are equipped with the essential knowledge needed for further study or vocational training. IEB, with its focus on critical thinking, independent learning, and broader application of knowledge, is often seen as preparing students more directly for the demands of university and professional careers. Its assessments aim to foster self-directed learning and intellectual independence, skills that can be particularly valuable in higher education and complex work environments.

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