Question 1

What is the Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and Further Education and Training?

Accepted Answer

This is a four-year undergraduate degree designed to develop qualified teachers with specialised knowledge and practical skills. It prepares students to teach in the Senior Phase (SP) and Further Education and Training (FET) band of schooling.

Question 2

What is the duration of the Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and Further Education and Training programme?

Accepted Answer

The duration of the Regenesys Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and Further Education and Training programme is 4 years (minimum) and up to 6 years (maximum).

Question 3

What is the structure of the Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and Further Education and Training programme at Regenesys?

Accepted Answer

This qualification is an NQF Level 7 qualification with 525 credits. It includes 25 core modules and 13 electives, offering two specialisations: Science and Technology or Business and Management.

Question 4

Who should apply for this programme?

Accepted Answer

This qualification is ideal for recent graduates, emerging learners, and individuals who wish to become professional educators in the Senior Phase and Further Education and Training band.

Question 5

What are the eligibility requirements for enrolment in the Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and Further Education and Training programme?

Accepted Answer

To enrol in this programme, applicants need a Matric with a Bachelor pass or an NQF Level 4 equivalent. Or a relevant NQF Level 5 or 6 qualification from a SAQA-recognised institution is also accepted. Applicants must be competent in Mathematics and English at NQF Level 4 and have basic computer skills, internet access, and a suitable digital device.

Question 6

Can Grade 12 students apply for this programme?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Grade 12 students can apply, provided they meet the minimum entry requirements upon completing their final examinations.

Question 7

Is computer knowledge essential for pursuing this programme?

Accepted Answer

Yes, basic computer skills and internet access are essential for successful participation in the programme.

Question 8

What specialisation options are available in this programme?

Accepted Answer

The Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and Further Education and Training Teaching qualification offers specialisation in one of two disciplinary areas, namely Science and Technology or Business and Management. Each specialisation includes a structured combination of Senior Phase (SP) and Further Education and Training (FET) subjects, allowing students to focus on their chosen teaching areas while ensuring alignment across phases.

Question 9

How are the specialisation combinations structured?

Accepted Answer

Science & Technology requires either 2 SP + 1 FET subjects or 1 SP + 2 FET. Business & Management requires 1 SP + 2 FET.

Question 10

Do my SP and FET subject choices need to be related?

Accepted Answer

Yes, your Senior Phase (SP) subjects should align with your Further Education and Training (FET) subjects. For example, Mathematics (SP) and Mathematical Literacy (FET), or Economic and Management Sciences (SP) with Accounting, Business Studies, or Economics (FET). This ensures subject continuity across phases.

Question 11

Is this qualification accredited?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the programme is CHE Accredited and also Registered with CHET & SAQA

Question 12

Can I pursue further studies after this degree?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the programme provides a foundation for postgraduate studies and professional development in education.

Question 13

How does this programme support career growth?

Accepted Answer

It equips graduates with practical teaching experience, subject knowledge, classroom leadership skills, and foundational research abilities — all of which are valued in the education sector.

Question 14

Does the programme include teaching practice?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Workplace Integrated Learning (WIL) is mandatory and included throughout the four years, giving students hands-on teaching experience in real school environments.

Question 15

Does Regenesys support students during school placements?

Accepted Answer

Yes, students receive guidance and mentorship from experienced faculty and cooperating teachers during their teaching practice.

Question 16

What learning options are available for the Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and Further Education and Training at Regenesys?

Accepted Answer

Students can study through contact or online mode . All options offer the same quality content and support.

Question 17

Can I work while studying this programme through online learning?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the flexible learning formats allow students to balance work and study.

Question 18

What financial support options does Regenesys offer?

Accepted Answer

Regenesys offers flexible instalment plans and access to student loan services to help make the programme more affordable.

Question 19

How can I apply for financial support?

Accepted Answer

Visit the Regenesys Student Loans page at https://www.regenesys.net/student-loans, review the criteria, and complete the online form. Submit your required documents to the Regenesys Student Loan Department for processing. You can also contact them directly for assistance.

Question 20

What do the different modes of learning—Contact and Online—mean?

Accepted Answer

Contact ModeContact refers to programmes involving face-to-face or personal interaction with teachers or supervisors, through lectures, tutorials, seminars, practicals, supervision, or other forms of required work, which occurs at the institution’s premises or at a site of delivery of the institution (CHE, 2022). All teaching and learning (TLA) is facilitated and designed for face-to-face interaction on campus and generally follows a conventional timetable. This is also known as in-person, face-to-face or on-site teaching, as the educator and students are in the same physical space at the same time. Contact mode includes all learning environments and activities such as lectures, seminars, fieldwork, laboratories, and tutorials. OnlineOnline learning refers to a mode of instruction in which students receive programme materials and interact with instructors and peers in a digitally mediated context or learner management system (LMS), typically via the Internet (adapted from Dung et al., 2023). All learning, teaching and assessment are designed for and happen fully online. Activities are intentionally designed for online and offered synchronously (at the same time) and/or asynchronously (in own time). Online learning may include limited non-compulsory contact time for particular activities (such as study groups) and/or venue-based final assessment.

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