CAPS-aligned online extra lessons for Grades 8–12

Tag: Term 3

  • Grade 10 Accounting

    Grade 10 Accounting

    This Grade 10 Accounting Term 3 course completes year-end adjustments and develops sole-trader financial statements and analysis.

    Learners prepare final accounts, statements and notes, then calculate and interpret profitability, liquidity, solvency and return indicators.

  • Grade 10 Physical Sciences

    Grade 10 Physical Sciences

    This Grade 10 Physical Sciences Term 3 course extends quantitative chemistry and introduces vectors, one-dimensional motion, equations of motion and energy.

    Learners solve stoichiometric and mechanics problems, interpret graphs and prepare for the Term 3 control test.

  • Grade 11 Physical Sciences

    Grade 11 Physical Sciences

    This Grade 11 Physical Sciences Term 3 course develops quantitative chemistry, chemical energy, reaction types, acids and bases, and ideal gases.

    Learners complete stoichiometric calculations, analyse energy changes and apply Boyle’s law and gas relationships.

  • Grade 12 Physical Sciences

    Grade 12 Physical Sciences

    This Grade 12 Physical Sciences Term 3 course covers advanced electric circuits, electrodynamics, optical phenomena and electrochemical reactions before the trial examination.

    Learners solve internal-resistance and alternating-current problems, apply the photoelectric equation and analyse galvanic and electrolytic cells.

  • Grade 12 Accounting

    Grade 12 Accounting

    This Grade 12 Accounting Term 3 course covers VAT, budgeting and full trial-examination preparation.

    Learners calculate VAT payable or receivable, complete the VAT Control account, analyse company and sole-trader budgets, and consolidate both NSC examination disciplines.

  • Grade 11 Accounting

    Grade 11 Accounting

    This Grade 11 Accounting Term 3 course covers budgets and projections, inventory systems and manufacturing cost accounting.

    Learners prepare schedules and budgets, compare stock systems, calculate production costs and break-even points, and record manufacturing costs in ledger accounts.