Homeschooling After Lockdown
Seventeen-year-old Justine started homeschooling with Wolsey Hall in South Africa after enjoying online learning with her high school during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Seventeen-year-old Justine started homeschooling with Wolsey Hall in South Africa after enjoying online learning with her high school during the Covid-19 lockdown.
South African student Gabrielle chose supplementary education for her A Levels at mainstream school by taking an additional subject with Wolsey Hall. “I did extensive research about the online options available and felt that Wolsey Hall would be a good fit for me. I liked the fact that I could teach all the material to myself and study the way I chose to, while still being able to receive valuable feedback from graded assessment at appropriate intervals. I enjoyed the freedom of that system as opposed to being taught in the more traditional sense.”
After attending a private school in South Africa, 16-year-old Wolsey Hall student Teyha returned to homeschooling as her preferred choice for learning with the option to study Cambridge IGCSEs. Teyha has been celebrating her excellent Cambridge IGCSE exam results.
Twenty-two-year-old Siya from South Africa needed to follow the Cambridge curriculum for his future university and career choices. With no option at a local school, Siya chose online learning in South Africa with Wolsey Hall Oxford.
Eighteen-year-old Zenzele shares her experience of home education in South Africa. “I started studying with Wolsey Hall in 2017 and began by taking IGCSE Combined Sciences, English Language and Mathematics. Then I added Biology, Chemistry, English Literature and Physics afterwards.