You might be young, visually impaired and want to improve your living conditions for which you need a G12 certificate to get into the look-for-a-job market.
REASONS:
When you were at school, you did not realise that a G12 certificate was very important. You might have lost your sight in an accident or because of a disease. May be there were not the necessary textbooks on audio, in Braille or in large print, when you wanted to write G12. Perhaps you left school due to personal or family reasons.
SOLUTION:
If you find yourself in this dilemma, please phone Blind SA at: 011 839 1793, or
Email to: ceo@blindsa.org.za.
The staff members of Blind SA will bring you into contact with the relevant people. We will help to enrol you with an ABET Centre for visually impaired learners. At these centres you will be able to achieve your G12 certificate. At these centres you will get your confidence back and there is also the opportunity to learn Braille, if necessary and to take Mobility and Daily Living Skills courses.
If you want to enrol with a mainstream ABET Centre near your home, we can also try and help you with this.
Blind SA wishes you only the best for your future!
Hi good people.
My younger brother lost his eyes around 2018, rite now he is out of school can u guyz help please.
James Ikaneng he is 21yrs old n he really want to finnish school he was on gr7 when he left class.
From Windsorton Northern-cape
Dear Simon
We have forwarded your message to our Skills Development team, who will contact you for further information.
Kind regards
The Blind SA Team
I lost my sight in 2019 and the highest grade I’ve obtained is grade 8
How can I go about furthering my studies?
Morning Koketso
I hope this email finds you well.
In KZN outside Pietermaritzburg is a centre, Bawinile Centre, which is assisting visually impaired learners to write their matric, but they are also willing to assist to bring learners up to standard to write G12.
You can phone Sizwe Mdladla. He is a teacher at the centre. His cell phone number is: 076 011 3202.
All of the best.
Kind regards
Susan Bam
Chairperson of the Education and ECD Committee
Blind SA