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Grade 12 Life Sciences Tutoring

CAPS-Aligned Grade 12 Life Sciences Tutoring in Small Online Groups

Two focused classes per week, past-paper practice, weekly quizzes and parent progress feedback — led by a UFS Genetics Research Assistant and MSc Wildlife Forensics researcher.

Limited to 10 founding learner places across two small-group cohorts.

Founding cohorts
Small-group structure
Two live classes each week, with practice between lessons.

Learners

Maximum 5 per group

Live classes

2 x 60 minutes weekly

Practice

Past papers and quizzes

Feedback

Monthly parent update

Small groups
Maximum of 5 learners per cohort.
Two classes per week
Two focused 60-minute live online classes every week.
CAPS-aligned support
Lessons, activities and assessments aligned with Grade 12 Life Sciences.
Parent feedback
Attendance, quiz performance and priority areas communicated to parents.
Who It Is For

Who the tutoring is for

This tutoring is for Grade 12 learners who need help understanding difficult topics, preparing for assessments or answering CAPS-style questions.

  • Learners currently struggling with one or more Life Sciences topics
  • Learners who understand the content but lose marks in examinations
  • Learners who need structured weekly revision
  • Learners preparing for tests, preliminary examinations or final examinations
  • Learners who benefit from individual feedback in a small group
Tutoring cannot guarantee a particular mark. Learners still need to attend classes, participate and complete the practice work.
Included

What is included

Eight live online classes per month
Two 60-minute classes each week
Maximum of five learners per cohort
CAPS-aligned topic explanations
Past-paper and exam-style practice
Weekly quizzes
Lesson notes and supporting materials
Diagnostic assessment
Attendance and progress tracking
Monthly parent progress feedback
Guidance on difficult topics and examination technique
Enrolment

How enrolment works

  1. 1
    Apply
    A parent or guardian submits a tutoring enquiry with the learner's details and availability.
  2. 2
    Complete the diagnostic
    The learner completes a short diagnostic assessment to identify current strengths and difficult areas.
  3. 3
    Confirm a class time
    We confirm an available small-group time that fits the learner's schedule.
  4. 4
    Begin classes
    The parent receives the class schedule, programme information and onboarding instructions.
Credibility

My background in genetics and teaching

I am a Genetics Research Assistant at the University of the Free State and an MSc Wildlife Forensics researcher. I hold a BSc in Forensic Science and Genetics and an Honours degree in Forensic Genetics, and I have experience teaching and supporting university students.

I use this background to explain Grade 12 Life Sciences clearly, especially genetics, DNA, meiosis, inheritance and scientific investigations.

BSc Forensic Science and Genetics
BSc Honours in Forensic Genetics
MSc Wildlife Forensics researcher
UFS Genetics Research Assistant
Topics

Grade 12 Life Sciences support

DNA: the code of life
Meiosis
Genetics and inheritance
Evolution
Human reproduction
Responding to the environment
Human endocrine system
Homeostasis
Reproduction in vertebrates
Population ecology
Scientific investigations
Data-response and graph questions
Examination terminology
Past-paper question technique

Lesson topics can be adjusted around school assessments and areas where the group needs more practice.

Pricing

Monthly tutoring fee

Founding learner price
R1,199per learner per month
Available to the first 10 enrolled learners.
Eight live classes per month
Two classes per week
Maximum five learners per group
Quizzes and practice activities
Notes and past-paper practice
Diagnostic feedback
Monthly parent progress update

Standard programme price: R1,440 per month after the founding offer.

Payment, cancellation, missed-class and enrolment terms will be communicated before a place is confirmed.

Apply for a place
Parent Feedback

Monthly progress feedback for parents

Parents receive a monthly update covering attendance, quiz results, strengths, difficult topics and what the learner should work on next.

Example progress report
This example shows the information included in a parent update.

Attendance

Tracked monthly

Diagnostic score

Baseline noted

Latest quiz average

Trend reviewed

Strongest areas

Summarised clearly

Priority areas

Listed for revision

Recommended action

Next steps provided

FAQ

Common questions

Are the classes online?+
Yes. Classes are delivered live online. The required meeting platform and joining instructions will be shared during onboarding.
How many learners are in each class?+
Each founding cohort is limited to a maximum of five learners so that learners can receive individual feedback.
How often are classes held?+
Learners attend two 60-minute classes each week, giving them eight scheduled classes in a typical month.
Is the programme CAPS-aligned?+
Yes. Teaching, revision and question practice are based on Grade 12 CAPS Life Sciences content and examination expectations.
Does the programme guarantee a higher mark?+
No specific mark can be guaranteed. The programme provides structured teaching, practice, feedback and accountability. Improvement also depends on attendance, participation and consistent practice.
How is a learner placed into a cohort?+
Placement is based on availability, current needs and the spaces available in each small group.
What happens after I apply?+
You will be contacted to discuss the learner's current performance, difficult topics, goals, availability and the next diagnostic or enrolment step.
Can a learner join after the programme has started?+
Late placement may be possible when a suitable cohort has space. The learner may first need to complete a diagnostic assessment.
Grade 12 Life Sciences Tutoring

Grade 12 Life Sciences support in a small group

Apply for a place or ask whether the programme is suitable for your child.

Founding cohorts are limited to five learners each.