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How to become a intermediate phase teacher for grades 4–6 in languages

Compare programmes, entry requirements and universities for becoming a Intermediate Phase Teacher for Grades 4–6 in Languages.

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University requirements

Compare the APS and subject requirements for programmes that can lead to Intermediate Phase Teacher for Grades 4–6 in Languages. Universities use different APS scales, so check your marks against each university separately.

Bachelor of Education in Intermediate Phase Teaching

Degree

Bachelor in Education: Intermediate Phase Teaching

Cape Peninsula University of Technology

APS 32
Faculty of Education

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Maths Lit 60%+English HL 40%+English FAL 30%+Afrikaans HL 40%+Afrikaans FAL 30%+IsiXhosa HL 40%+IsiXhosa FAL 30%+Dramatic Arts 50%+Geography 50%+History 50%+Life Sciences 50%+Music 50%+Physical Sciences 50%+Visual Arts 50%+

NBT components: AL, QL

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Bachelor of Education in Intermediate Phase Teaching

The University of South Africa

APS 23
College of Education

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Maths Lit 50%+English 50%+
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Bachelor of Education in Intermediate Phase Teaching

Tshwane University of Technology

APS 25
Code BPIS20Faculty of Humanities4 years

Subject requirements

Maths 50%+Maths Lit 60%+English 50%+Life Sciences 50%+Physical Sciences 50%+History 50%+Geography 50%+

NBT components: AL, QL

Campus: Soshanguve North Campus

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Bachelor Of Education In Intermediate Phase Teaching

University of Fort Hare

APS 28
Faculty of Education

Subject requirements

Maths Lit 60%+Maths 50%+English 50%+

NBT components: AL, QL

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Bachelor of Education Intermediate Phase Teaching

University of the Witwatersrand

APS 37
Faculty of Humanities

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Technical Maths 50%+Maths Lit 50%+English 60%+

NBT components: AL, QL

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