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WOZA Matrics 2023
Exams are never fun. Especially not matric exams and for the class of 2023 this past year has been REALLY tough. Your schooling has been disrupted and many of you are struggling with stress and hardships at home. WOZA Matrics is here to help you.
WOZA Matrics is a programme designed to help matrics catch up on their studies and to assist Matrics nationwide with learning materials and study tools via classes broadcast on TV channels, online platforms and radio.
Where to WATCH
Woza Matrics brings you exciting curriculum aligned lessons with our expert teachers scheduled as follows:
- Midnight revision at 00:00 – 05:00 Monday to Sunday
- Morning lessons at 07:00 – 08:00 Monday to Friday
- Mid Morning lessons at 10:00 – 11:00 Monday to Friday
- Late night lessons at 21:00 – 00:00 Monday to Friday and 22:00 – 00:00 on Weekend
- Weekend revision at 07:00 – 10:00 and 16:00 – 17:00
On DBEtv Channel 122 on Openview from the 17th January – 14 December 2023.
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Stanley Molobela
“I recently attended at Skhila secondary school in Mpumalanga, the help i got from Woza Matrics Catch up 2020 together with my fellow teachers, gave me the extra boost to focus on my academic year hence i passed matric optimally, i just hope 2021 candidates and post 2021 candidates will use this programmes fruitfully.”
Ayanda Mazibuko
“I live in Newcastle KwaZulu Natal and did my matric at Phendukani High School. I live with my grandparents. Matric was a difficult year because I didn’t have enough time to study. I had school and at home I have many home chores. All the work is on my shoulders. I used Woza Matrics to help me with my studies. I watched it on SABC. From watching, I saw a change in how I answered questions. I learnt to get to the point and to answer according to the marks that are given. I did Physical Science, Maths and Geography for matric. I watched these programmes on SABC when I had time. On the day I checked the schedule and also looked at the WhatsApp group, to see what was on. I am so happy I passed. I would like to study physical science, if we had money.”
Tshepo Kharejane
“ I live with my grandmother in Hammanskraal. I attended Kgaphamadi High School where I wrote matric last year. It was a pretty tough year because we were not at school for three months. We had to finish our syllabus in the last five months. Our teachers created a WhatsApp group for each subject. My grandmother lives on a pension so she couldn’t’ give me data. But some teachers helped students by sending us data. But if you didn’t get it, you could do nothing. Some kids didn’t have smart phones, so they were really stuck. It was hard because it was such a new way of learning. We even submitted homework on WhatsApp. I used Woza Matrics. I watched SABC programmes in geography, maths and life sciences. They helped me because they covered different topics. I remember Geomorphology was very helpful. I also sometimes worked with my friends. We went through past question papers. When I heard I had passed I celebrated at home. My grandmother was so proud of me ”
Lungelo Sakude
“Last year I wrote matric and passed. Woza Matrics helped me a lot. I don’t have data so I couldn’t study online. But I watched all the Accounting programmes on SABC. They really showed me how to tackle exams, like what to expect in different sections. This year I am at the University of Pretoria studying to be a teacher. I like being around children and helping them. Last year I helped my classmates and I realised that teaching is a vocation for me.”
Stanley Molobela
“I recently attended at Skhila Secondary School in Mpumalanga, the help i got from Woza Matrics Catch Up 2020 together with my fellow teachers, Gave me the extra boost to focus on my academic year hence i passed matric optimally, i just hope 2021 candidates and post 2021 candidates will use this programmes fruitfully.”
Luyanda Mthalane
“Last year I wrote matric at Thebalentsha High School in Ladysmith. And I passed! Woza Matrics helped me a lot. I used to watch History on SABC TV. I watched every morning. I live with my family and we are eight people in the house. But they didn’t mind me watching so I could pass my matric.”
Sabelo Hlatshwayo
“I attended Hlelimfondo Secondary School in Mpumalanga where I wrote my matric last year. It was difficult with the pandemic. We were forced to study on our own and stay at home. But I am happy that I passed. I used to watch Woza Matrics on SABC. I don’t have data so I couldn’t use the website. I especially liked Business Studies. I thought it was difficult but the show made me realise it is not so hard.”
Tokelo
“Hello to Ma’am and Sir over there, it’s Tokelo all the way from Ladybrand. I’d like to thank you all for all the support and help. God bless.”
Student
“Last year was really tough. The workload was a lot. What with assignments and tests and trying to study at the same time. We also missed about three months of teaching. I was three months behind in Maths. But I used Woza Matrics to catch up all the Geometry and Financial sections. I used to record sessions on SABC and watch at a time that was suitable.”
Ganya Buhle
“My English teacher used to give us the timetable every week so we knew what to watch when. This was very helpful. I liked the English programmes too. Not the grammar but the poetry and literature. The way they taught it, really broke it down and helped me understand everything better. I passed all my subjects and this year I am studying a BCom Accounting at Nelson Mandela University.”