Power to free schooling
Brand With A Purpose
07 September 2021

Vodacom

Power to free schooling

Vodacom customers get free access to the Vodacom e-school

For many learners, access to quality education, or a just a little help with their studies, is hard to come by. Now, help is as close as a smartphone, tablet or computer.

Vodacom e-school has content designed for learners in grades R-12, and, unlike many resources on the web, is based on the South African Curriculum Assessment Policy Stateents, so it's taken directly from the school syllabus. Subjects currently available include maths and maths literacy, physical science, life science, accounting and English first additional language. 

Custom dashboard

Each learner creates their personal dashboard, where they can record their work. There are easy to follow lessons, revision and homework, with lesson notes and quizzes to complete. They can keep track of their progress, and earn badges when they reach the next level.

No data costs for Vodacom customers 

Vodacom e-school is zero-rated, which means, if you’re a Vodacom customer, you won’t be charged for the data your kids consume while using e-school. Non-Vodacom customers will be charged normal rates. 

The e-school subjects are available in multiple languages and fully CAPS aligned, all the workbooks and posters you need to help your child get the most out of their education

Once you've registered for e-school, Vodacom customers will also get free access to the following e-school subjects:

Grade R

Life Skills

Literacy

Numeracy

Grade 1 - 3

First Additional Language

Home Language

Life Skills

Mathematics

Grade 4 - 12

Accounting

Afrikaans Eerste Addisionele Taal

Afrikaans Huistaal

Economic Management Science

English First Additional Language

English Home Language

Geography

History

Life Sciences

Mathematical Literacy

Mathematics

Natural Science

Physical Science

Social Science

How to register for Vodacom e-school

Learners can register online for e-school to create their profile and get started. 

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