Technical Bridging Course

Course Code: C00995

The Mathematics and Physical Science subjects will give you the foundation you need in order to understand the material you will cover at the N1 - level course of our engineering programmes. This course focuses on the fundamental concepts learnt in the senior phase of our current SA School curriculum, and the course aims to prepare students for the specific field of study they intend to enter into.

/ / / Technical Bridging Course

Course fee

R3860

OR

Monthly instalment option:

R960 per month

Payment duration:

4 months

Study duration:

6 months

Registration fee:

R950

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Entry requirements

Completion of the Grade 8 senior phase
The ability to read and write in English
You must be at least 16 years old

Accreditation information

Status: Non-accredited short course

Type & reward: College SA Provider Programme Short Course

Provided by: College SA

Minimum credits: N/A

What is included in the course fees?

Textbooks and study material
Courier fee
Student card

Textbook costs included!

Textbooks can be extremely expensive and some institutions do not include it in the course fee. Not at College SA! Our study material and textbooks are included in the total course price, so you do not have to worry about sourcing your own textbooks. We will send you all the necessary study material to complete the course.

Course subjects covered

Mathematics
Physical Science

Course starting dates

With College SA, you can start studying whenever you want: there are no specific course starting dates since we offer distance learning. Please speak to our educational planners about your enrolment and study options.

Assessment information

For Physical Science and Mathematics, you will have to complete:

Several Formative self-assessments (quizzes) with tutor support or discussion group interaction.
Two (2) Formative Assessments for each subject
One (1) Final Integrated Summative Assessment for each subject

Mark breakdown
Formative Assessment: Both formative assessments will count towards 30% of the final mark

Formative Self-Assessment: You will submit a simple “Logbook” of your academic progress that will count towards 10% of the final mark. The Logbook will serve as a summary of evidence of sessions with tutor or discussion group.

Final Integrated Summative Assessment: This will count towards 60% of the final mark.

To complete the programme successfully: You must achieve at least 50% for each Formative Self-Assessment, and at least 60% in the Final Integrated Summative Assessment component, and an overall mark of 60% in order to achieve a pass in any individual course and programme in total.

Exam weighting
Final Integrated Summative Assessment: 60%