It has come to the attention of the DBE that candidates experienced some difficulty with the online registration for the 2022 May\/June examination. Therefore, a decision has been taken to extend the closing date for the registration of the May\/June 2022 examination to 21st February 2022. The closing date for registration for both online and manual registration, is extended to 21 February 2022.<\/P>
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This examination instruction also serves to remind PEDs and their district offices of the criteria relating to the registration for the 2022 May\/June examination. It needs to be noted that the 2022 May\/June examination accommodates both National Senior Certificate (NSC) and Senior Certificate candidates.<\/P>
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Criteria relating to the registration of NSC Candidates<\/P>
\u2022\tAll candidates that registered for the October\/November examination, as from 2008 may register for the 2022 May\/June examination. This is the first year that the 2022 May\/June examination is open to NSC candidates from previous years.<\/P>
\u2022\tCandidates may only register for subject\/s for which they were previously registered in a previous October\/November examination.<\/P>
\u2022\tCandidates who register for the 2022 May\/June examination, must have completed their SBA tasks, Practical Assessment Tasks and the Language Oral tasks in a previous October\/November examination.<\/P>
\u2022\tCandidates who were absent with a valid reason (ill-health, death in the immediate family or other special reasons) from one or more question papers, may register for the 2022 May\/June examination. Documentary proof substantiating reasons for the absenteeism, must be submitted to the school principal or at the office, where the registration form is submitted.<\/P>
\u2022\tCandidates who want to improve their overall achievement status, or only want to improve their achievement or non-achievement in a specific subject, may register for the 2022 May\/June examination.<\/P>
\u2022\tIn the case where a candidate was absent for one or more question papers in the October\/November examination with a valid reason, the candidate must write all the question papers in the 2022 May\/June examination<\/P>
\u2022\tIn a case where an irregularity is being investigated, provisional enrolment for the 2022 May\/June examination may be granted to the candidate concerned, pending the outcome of the investigation.<\/P>
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NSC candidates may only register manually at a district office or at the school where they previously wrote the examination.<\/P>
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Criteria relating the registration of Senior Certificate Candidates for the 2022 May\/June 2022 Examination.<\/P>
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The following learners will qualify for admission to the Senior Certificate:<\/P>
a) Adult learners who are 21 years and older who have:<\/P>
\u2022\tGeneral Education and Training Certificate (GETC); or<\/P>
\u2022\tGrade 9 school report (or the old standard seven), stating that they have passed Grade 9 or Standard 7; or<\/P>
\u2022\trecognised equivalent qualification obtained at NQF Level 1, which requires two official languages.<\/P>
\u2022\tAdult learners who are 21 years and older with an incomplete Senior Certificate qualification.<\/P>
\u2022\tAdult learners who are 21 years and older with an incomplete National Senior Certificate<\/P>
\u2022\tIn exceptional cases, out of school youth, who are 18-21 years old and who could not complete their school education due to circumstances beyond their control, as verified by the Head of Department.<\/P>
\u2022\tAdult candidates who are 21 years and older with an incomplete NSC may choose to complete the NSC, or convert to the Senior Certificate. Should the candidate choose to convert to the Senior Certificate, they may not revert to the NSC and attempt to complete the NSC qualification.<\/P>
\u2022\tAdult candidates who have already obtained a Senior Certificate qualification but wish to improve their results\/status.<\/P>
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In addition to the above group of candidates that may register to write the 2022 May\/June examination, candidates that have written the 2021 October\/November examination either with the IEB or SACAI, may also write the 2022 May\/June examination administered by the DBE. Further directions will be provided in relation to the resulting of these candidates.<\/P>
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In the case of Senior Certificate candidates, two registration options are available for candidates who qualify to write the 2022 May\/June Senior Certificate examinations. The manual registration process is managed by the district offices in the provinces. There is also an electronic registration (e-Registration) process available. For electronic registration candidates must use the www.eservices.gov.za portal. For more information on registration criteria, subject choices and promotion requirements visit the Senior Certificate (as amended) page on https:\/\/www.education.gov.za\/Curriculum\/SeniorCertificate.aspx.<\/P>
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Note: e-Registration candidates need to have a valid RSA Identity number, a valid email address and cellphone number.<\/P>
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Please ensure that the contents of this circular is brought to the attention of all candidates who qualify to write the 2022 May\/June examination.<\/P>
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Source: Government of South Africa<\/P>
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