Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about Oxbridge Academy

Where is Oxbridge Academy?
Is Oxbridge Academy accredited?

We are registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a Private College in terms of Section 31(6)(a) of the Continuing Education and Training Act, 2006 (Act No. 16 of 2006). Registration No. 2009/FE07/070.

We are also recognised and/or accredited by various other bodies, including Umalusi, QCTO, ETDP SETA, APPETD and Saiosh. To find out more about our accreditation, click here.
Can I Study with Oxbridge Academy if I live outside of South Africa?

Yes, you can study with us from outside South Africa, as you will be studying from home, and your assignments can be faxed, posted or emailed to us. As an international student, you will need to pay a non-refundable deposit of R2400 for your course at registration. This amount covers the registration fee and one of the course books. Also remember that all Nated exams must be written in South Africa.
Can I get my matric through Oxbridge Academy?

Yes, we offer a range of Matric Courses, including Matric Rewrites, as well as other courses that can help you get onto the same or higher academic level as Matric. For instance, our N4-N6 National Qualifications are on NQF level 5, which is higher than a Matric Certificate.
You can find more info about matric here.
Will I have to attend any classes?
Will Oxbridge Academy help me find a job after I complete my studies?
Does Oxbridge Academy offer degrees?
Does Oxbridge Academy offer diplomas?

Oxbridge Academy offers National N6 Certificates, which leads to a National Diploma, provided that you complete 18 months of relevant practical experience in addition to completing your National N6 Certificate. Click here to view the full list of National Diplomas.

Questions about fees

How much do the courses cost?
How much is the registration fee?

Your registration fee depends on the course that you study. It can range from R450 to R2100. This fee is an activation fee that releases your first batch of study material, which means you can start studying immediately after registering with us. Click here to see the registration fee for a specific course. (Please note that different registration fees may apply to international students.)
How can I pay my fees? (Payment Options)
You have a few options when it comes to paying your fees. You can choose:

Debit Orders

In-store payments via Pay@, which you can do at Pick n Pay, Shoprite, Checkers, Spar, Pep, Ackermans, Makro, Game, Boxer and USave.

Bank deposits

EFTs (internet transfers)
What are Oxbridge Academy's banking details?

Questions about our courses

Are the courses accredited?

The courses at Oxbridge Academy range from non-accredited short learning programmes to fully accredited National Qualifications on NQF level 5.
To find out whether a specific course is accredited, you can view the detailed course information pages on our website.
How long do the courses take to complete?
What are the entrance criteria for the courses?
To study a course at Oxbridge Academy:

You need to be at least 16 years old

You need to be able to read and write in English

For certain courses, you need to meet additional entrance requirements. You can view these requirements by visiting the relevant course information pages.
Can I register for more than one course?
Where can I find the course codes?

General questions

What is distance learning?

Distance learning, or home study, is a form of education where students study from home, instead of attending classes. Students receive their study material via post or courier, or download it from the internet, and receive academic support from their instructors and tutors via telephone, email, and post. To read more about distance learning, click here.
What is a TVET college?

TVET stands for ‘technical and vocational education and training’ and is only applicable to public colleges in South Africa. TVET colleges offer the same qualifications than Oxbridge Academy does. Oxbridge Academy can’t be called a TVET college because we are a private college and not state-owned. To read more about TVET colleges, please click here.
What is a short learning programme?
How will I be assessed?
There are different methods of assessment for the different types of courses:

Short Learning Programmes (SLPs): You will be assessed through written assignments. You don’t need to write any exams.

Nated courses: You will be assessed though written assignments AND after gaining a qualifying year mark, students will be admitted to write the national examination at an approved venue.

Assessor and moderator: Students will be required to submit a Portfolio of Evidence (PoE).
How can I register?
You can click here to register online.

You can also follow the manual registration process by downloading and completing the registration form. Send us your registration form and proof of payment via post (PO Box 12723, Die Boord, 7613) or email (registrar@oxbridgeacademy.edu.za)

Call our Student Advisors on 021 1100 200 to register via telephone.
Will there be someone to help me with my studies?

Yes, you will be able to email a tutor for help whenever you need it, and a tutor will always respond to your request within 48 hours. You will also receive constructive feedback on each and every assignment that you submit to us during the course of your studies. Our goal is to give you all the help that you need to pass your course successfully.
How will I get my study material?
When is the closing date for registrations?
What is the difference between distance education and online studies?

Distance education means that you complete your studies from home, without attending physical classes. It can take different forms – you can study a distance learning course via correspondence, where you receive physical study material via post or courier; or you can study online, where all of your course material is available electronically. Online courses are therefore a specific type of distance learning.

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