Navigate to Study Resources in the menu → a dropdown opens showing Comprehensive High School Study Resources for Grades 8–12.
- Choose your grade (Grade 8, 9, 10, 11, or 12).
- For the selected grade, you can directly click on:
- Past Papers to download exam papers,
- Textbooks to access textbooks,
- Teacher’s Guides for teaching resources,
- Study Guides to get CAPS-aligned study guides.
All High School resources are free to download and ready to use for exam preparation or teaching.

Navigate to Study Resources → select TVET College. You will see two sections: NATED Materials and NCV Materials.
- NATED Materials includes:
- Past Papers
- Study Guides
- Lecturer Guides
- NCV Materials includes:
- Past Papers
- Study Guides
- Lecturer Guides
All Tvet College resources are free to download and ready to use for exam preparation or teaching.

Navigate to Study Resources → select University.
- You will see a list of all modules available.
- Click on a module to view the available Study Materials for that module.
All university study materials are free to download and ready for exam preparation or study support.

1. Navigate to Study Resources → select your Educational Level (High School / TVET College / University).
2. Browse the available resources categorized by grade, subject, or module.
3. Click on the specific resource you want → you will be taken to a page with a preview of the material.
4. Scroll below the preview → click the Download button to save the resource to your device.
All downloads are free and ready for use in exam preparation or study.

1. Click the search icon in the navigation bar → the search input will open.
2. Enter the year, subject, or module name → press Enter.
3. From the search results, click on the resource you want → you will see a preview of the material.
4. Scroll below the preview → click the Download button to save the resource.
This method allows you to quickly locate specific past papers, study guides, or lecture notes across all educational levels.

If you cannot find the subject or module you are looking for, use the search bar in the navigation bar:
1. Click the search icon → the input field will open.
2. Type the name of the subject, module, or keyword related to the resource → press Enter.
3. Browse the search results and click on the resource you need.
4. A preview will appear, with the Download button below it.
Using the search bar ensures you can quickly locate any study resource, even if it’s not visible in the main lists.

Study resources for Grades 1–7 are not categorized in lists. To find them:
1. Click the search icon in the navigation bar → the input field will open.
2. Enter the grade number, subject, or keyword related to the resource → press Enter.
3. Browse the search results and click on the resource you need.
4. A preview will appear, with the Download button below it.
Using the search bar is the only way to access Grades 1–7 study resources.

Some resources may not appear in the categorized lists, but it could still be available. To locate it:
1. Click the search icon in the navigation bar → the input field will open.
2. Enter the grade, subject, module, or keyword related to the resource → press Enter.
3. Browse the search results and click on the resource you need → a preview will appear with the Download button below it.
If the resource does not appear in the search results, it is currently unavailable on EduCoast.
Using the search bar ensures you can access resources that may not be visible in the main categorized sections.

The search bar is the best way to quickly find any study resource. To use it effectively: 1. Click the search icon in the navigation bar → the input field will open.
2. Type short, relevant keywords instead of long sentences. Always include the grade or educational level in your query (e.g., “Grade 12 Mathematics” or “NCV Engineering”).
3. If certain words appear at the beginning of a document, you can search using that exact phrase.
4. Press Enter → the search results page will appear.
5. Use the filters to narrow down results:
   - Content Type: All Content, Posts Only, or Documents Only
   - Sort By: Relevance, Newest First, Oldest First, or Title A-Z
  - Date Range: All Time, Past Week, Past Month, or Past Year
6. Click on the resource you need → a preview will appear with the Download button below. Using concise keywords, including the grade or level, and applying filters ensures you quickly find the correct study resources.

The APS calculator helps you determine your eligibility for Bachelor’s, Diploma, or Higher Certificate admission. To use it:
1. Enter the names of your subjects and the percentage marks you obtained for each. Default subjects are provided, but you can edit or add additional subjects.
2. Ensure you include at least 7 subjects for accurate evaluation.
3. Use the + Add Subject button if you need more rows, and the remove button to delete extra subjects.
4. Click Calculate → the calculator will display:
   - Your APS total
   - Which pass level you qualify for (Bachelor’s, Diploma, or Higher Certificate)
   - Details on any requirements not met (e.g., Home Language below required percentage)
5. Scroll through the levels indicator to see your results per pass level.
Notes: - APS is calculated from the sum of points assigned per subject based on your percentage marks.
- Most universities consider the top 6 subjects for admission.
- Make sure to enter correct percentages for each subject to get accurate results.

To find bursaries and scholarships:
1. Navigate to Menu → Bursaries.
2. You will see a complete list of all available bursaries.
3. Click on any bursary to view full details, including eligibility requirements, application instructions, and closing dates.
4. Follow the instructions provided to apply directly via the bursary link or application form.
5. You can also use the search bar in the navigation to find bursaries by keyword, field, or institution.

Tip: Always check the eligibility criteria and deadlines carefully to ensure a successful application.

To find application dates:
1. Navigate to Menu → Applications.
2. You will see a list of all universities and TVET colleges along with their application opening and closing dates.
3. Click on the available update to view full details about application requirements and deadlines.
4. Make sure to note the dates carefully and follow the institution’s instructions to submit your application on time.

Tip: Check this section regularly, as dates may be updated each academic year.

To find learnership opportunities:
1. Navigate to Menu → Learnerships.
2. You will see a list of all available learnerships, including the organization offering them and the field of study.
3. Click on a learnership to view full details, such as eligibility criteria, application instructions, and closing dates.
4. Follow the instructions provided to apply directly via the learnership link or application form.

Tip: Check the details carefully and apply before the closing date to increase your chances of success.