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CAPS · Grades 10–12 · NSC finals 2026 · Live online lessons
Grade 12 Maths, Physical Sciences & Life Sciences tutoring online
Live one-on-one lessons for matric learners anywhere in South Africa – and for Grades 10 and 11 too. Between lessons, keep practising with study notes, step-by-step worked examples and 1 221 exam-style questions with memos.
- R250 per hour, one-on-one
- Group classes from R100
- 60, 90 or 120 minutes
- Grades 10, 11 and 12
- Maths, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences
Exam countdown · NSC October–November 2026
Full matric exam timetable 2026 and study hours per paper
- Maths P123 OctFriday · 09:00
- Maths P226 OctMonday · 09:00
- Physics P130 OctFriday · 09:00
- Chemistry P22 NovMonday · 09:00
- Life Sciences P113 NovFriday · 09:00
- Life Sciences P216 NovMonday · 09:00
What you get
Lessons plus everything you need between them
Live help from a tutor when you are stuck, and structured material to practise on your own until the exam.
Study notes for every topic
Clear notes for 126 topics across Grades 10–12, split into 531 short sections and grouped by exam paper.
Worked examples with diagrams
Graphs, sketches and labelled diagrams drawn right into the worked examples, so you can see what the question describes.
Step-by-step answers
Every worked example is answered one line at a time – formula, numbers substituted, answer with its unit; in Life Sciences each answer point – the way markers want to see it.
1 221 exam-style questions
Past-paper-style questions with full marking memos: 423 for Mathematics, 482 for Physical Sciences and 316 for Life Sciences.
Quizzes and mock papers
A quick quiz at the end of each topic and mock papers to practise under real exam time.
A study plan to exam day
A day-by-day plan that counts down to your NSC exam dates, so every topic is covered in time.
Works on your phone
Use it on any phone, tablet or computer, or install it as an app – no app store needed.
How booking works
From sign-up to your first lesson in five steps
Create a free account
Sign up in the portal with your name, e-mail and WhatsApp number. It takes a minute and costs nothing.
Request a lesson
Ask for a one-on-one time (60, 90 or 120 minutes) or a seat in a group class, and pick the topics you want to cover.
The tutor confirms
The tutor accepts your request or suggests another time. You get a notification and a confirmation in the portal, with the payment details.
Join the lesson
At lesson time tap “Join the lesson”. A private online classroom opens with video, screen share, a whiteboard and chat – in the browser, or the free Jitsi Meet app on a phone.
Keep practising
Between lessons, approved learners read the notes, worked examples with diagrams and step-by-step answers, 1 221 exam-style questions with memos, quizzes, mock papers and a study plan.
Install it as an app. On Android open the portal in Chrome and choose Install app; on iPhone open it in Safari, tap Share and then Add to Home Screen.
Fees
Simple hourly fees, paid after your booking is confirmed
One-on-one lessons are priced per hour and run for 60, 90 or 120 minutes. The fee depends on the subject, not the grade – the same for Grades 10, 11 and 12.
Mathematics lesson
R250per hour, one-on-one
- 60 minutesR250
- 90 minutesR375
- 120 minutesR500
Physics lesson
R250per hour, one-on-one
- 60 minutesR250
- 90 minutesR375
- 120 minutesR500
Chemistry lesson
R250per hour, one-on-one
- 60 minutesR250
- 90 minutesR375
- 120 minutesR500
Life Sciences lesson
R250per hour, one-on-one
- 60 minutesR250
- 90 minutesR375
- 120 minutesR500
Group class seat
fromR100per seat
Online group classes on set topics, scheduled by the tutor. Seats are limited and the price is shown on each class.
How payment works. Request a lesson first – you pay nothing yet. Once the tutor accepts, pay by EFT using the banking details and payment reference shown with your booking in the portal, then upload your proof of payment there.
Subjects and study time
Every Grade 12 topic, by exam paper
Estimated study time per topic = notes and worked examples + every exam-style question at exam pace (1,2 minutes per mark) + a 10-minute quiz.
Mathematics P1Mathematics P2
Grade 12 Mathematics
- Paper 1 · Fri 23 Oct
- 6 topics · ≈ 38 h 25 min
- Paper 2 · Mon 26 Oct
- 5 topics · ≈ 29 h 20 min
Paper 1: Algebra and Cubic Polynomials · Sequences and Series · Functions and Inverses · Financial Mathematics · Differential Calculus · Counting Principle and Probability
Paper 2: Statistics and Regression · Analytical Geometry · General Trigonometry · Trigonometry in Triangles (2D and 3D) · Euclidean Geometry
PhysicsChemistry
Grade 12 Physical Sciences
- Paper 1 · Physics · Fri 30 Oct
- 9 topics · ≈ 39 h 20 min
- Paper 2 · Chemistry · Mon 2 Nov
- 9 topics · ≈ 37 h 40 min
Paper 1: Newton's Laws and Applications · Momentum and Impulse · Vertical Projectile Motion (1D) · Work, Energy and Power · The Doppler Effect · Electrostatics · Electric Circuits · Electrodynamics: Generators, Motors and AC · Photoelectric Effect and Spectra
Paper 2: Organic Molecules: Structure and Naming · Physical Properties of Organic Molecules · Organic Reactions · Rate and Extent of Reaction · Chemical Equilibrium · Acids and Bases · Electrochemistry 1: Redox and Galvanic Cells · Electrochemistry 2: Electrolytic Cells · Quantitative Chemistry (Stoichiometry) Revision
Life Sciences P1Life Sciences P2
Grade 12 Life Sciences
- Paper 1 · Fri 13 Nov
- 8 topics · ≈ 29 h 00 min
- Paper 2 · Mon 16 Nov
- 6 topics · ≈ 28 h 25 min
Paper 1: Reproduction in Vertebrates · Human Reproduction · Responding to the Environment: the Nervous System · Responding to the Environment: the Human Eye · Responding to the Environment: the Human Ear · The Human Endocrine System · Homeostasis in Humans · Responding to the Environment: Plants
Paper 2: DNA: The Code of Life · Meiosis · Genetics and Inheritance 1: Monohybrid Crosses, Blood Groups and Sex-linked Inheritance · Genetics and Inheritance 2: Dihybrid Crosses, Pedigrees, Mutations and Biotechnology · Evolution by Natural Selection · Human Evolution
Grades 10 and 11
Building up to matric? Grade 10 and 11 lessons too
The same online lessons for Grade 10 and 11 Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, with notes, worked examples and exam-style questions for each topic. Grade 10 and 11 exams are set by your school or province and are written in June and November.
Grade 10School and provincial exams
Grade 10 Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences
- Mathematics
- 13 topics · ≈ 50 h 45 min
- Physical Sciences
- 19 topics · ≈ 54 h 55 min
- Life Sciences
- 11 topics · ≈ 44 h 55 min
Grade 11School and provincial exams
Grade 11 Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences
- Mathematics
- 12 topics · ≈ 58 h 45 min
- Physical Sciences
- 18 topics · ≈ 63 h 40 min
- Life Sciences
- 10 topics · ≈ 42 h 35 min
Popular topics
High-mark topics to start with
These topics carry many of the marks in the NSC papers. Each guide shows what the topic covers, how it is examined and how long it takes to study.
- Maths P1Differential Calculus
- Maths P2General Trigonometry
- Maths P2Euclidean Geometry
- Maths P2Analytical Geometry
- Maths P1Functions and Inverses
- Physics P1Newton's Laws and Applications
- Physics P1Electric Circuits
- Chemistry P2Organic Reactions
Matric exam timetable 2026 – dates, countdown and study hours per paper
Where we teach
Online, so anywhere in South Africa
Lessons happen online, so you can join from any of the nine provinces – Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, the Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North West, the Free State and the Northern Cape. Learners in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, Cape Town, Gqeberha, Bloemfontein, Polokwane, Mbombela, East London, Kimberley and Rustenburg – or in a small town with a mobile signal – get the same lessons and the same study material.
FAQ
Questions learners and parents ask
Is it aligned to CAPS and the NSC exams?
Yes. Every topic follows the CAPS curriculum for its grade. Grade 12 topics are grouped the way they are examined in the NSC papers – Mathematics Paper 1 and Paper 2, Physical Sciences Paper 1 (Physics) and Paper 2 (Chemistry), and Life Sciences Paper 1 and Paper 2 – and each topic shows its typical share of the 150 marks. Grade 10 and 11 topics are grouped by the papers of the school and provincial exams.
Do you also help Grade 10 and 11 learners?
Yes. You can book lessons for Grade 10 and Grade 11 Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences. The Grade 10 and Grade 11 pages list the topics that have notes and exam-style questions in the portal, and how long each one takes to study. Grade 10 and 11 exams are set by your school or province and are written in June and November.
How do I pay for a lesson?
You pay only after the tutor has confirmed your booking, by EFT. The banking details and your payment reference are shown in the portal once your booking is accepted, and you upload your proof of payment there. The current fees are listed under Fees on this page and in the portal before you request a lesson.
What do I need for an online lesson?
A phone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone (earphones help), a stable internet or mobile-data connection, and your calculator, textbook and paper. The classroom runs in the browser; on a phone you may be asked to install the free Jitsi Meet app the first time.
Can I book on my phone?
Yes. The portal works on any smartphone, and you can install it like an app: on Android open it in Chrome and choose Install app; on iPhone open it in Safari, tap Share and then Add to Home Screen.
How long should I study each chapter?
Each subject page shows an estimate for every topic. For example, Differential Calculus takes about 8 h 20 min: 4 h 55 min of notes and worked examples, 3 h 15 min of exam-style questions at exam pace and a 10-minute quiz. All of Mathematics Paper 1 adds up to about 38 h 25 min, so spread the work over the weeks before the exam.
What if I need to cancel or move a lesson?
You can cancel a request in the portal any time before the lesson, and a confirmed lesson up to 24 hours before it starts. After that, message the tutor in the portal to move it. If you have already paid, the tutor arranges a new time with you.
Is the study material available without a lesson?
Study notes open once the tutor approves your account – usually with your first confirmed lesson. Before that you can already see every topic and how long it takes to study, here and in the portal.
Can I join a group class instead of a one-on-one lesson?
Yes. When the tutor schedules a group class on a topic, you can request a seat in the portal. A seat costs less than a one-on-one lesson; the price per seat is shown on each class.
Get help with the topics that worry you – before your exams
The NSC papers listed here run until Monday 16 Nov 2026 (Life Sciences Paper 2); Grade 10 and 11 learners write their November exams at school. Create a free account, request a lesson time and pick your topics. You only pay once the tutor confirms.