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Hoerskool Eldoraigne Applications, Fees and Subjects 2024-2025

Hoerskool Eldoraigne, Pretoria Applications, Fees and Subjects 2024-2025

Hoerskool Eldoraigne – See details of the schools contact information, list of subjects offered, application for admission and tuition fees…

 

Hoerskool Eldoraigne Application Form

Hoerskool Eldoraigne Fees

Hoerskool Eldoraigne Fees 2024-2025 – see details below:

If you pay the school fees electronically or directly into the school’s account, here are the bank details:
ABSA
Cheque account
Centurion
Branch code 632005
Account number 326 017 0944
Reference: If you do not have a reference number, please contact the finance department – financies@hseldo.co.za / 
012 660 2270
 
In case of a payment, the proof of payment must be sent to the school by e-mail to finansies@hseldo.co.za

Hoerskool Eldoraigne Contacts

Hoerskool Eldoraigne Subjects Offered

Hoerskool Eldoraigne Subjects Offered – see the list of courses offered at Hoerskool Eldoraigne…

Group A – Compulsory subjects

  • Afrikaans (Official Home Language)
  • English (First Additional Language)
  • Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
  • life Orientation
  • Natural Sciences – NW:

– Physical and Life Sciences

  • Social Sciences – SW:

– History

– Geography

  • Economic and Management Sciences – EMS:

– Accounting: 50%

– Business Studies: 50%

  • technology
  • Creative Arts:

– Art

– Drama

Group B – Compulsory skills subjects

  • Computer technology

Group C – Enrichment subjects: Select one

  • Technical Drawing
  • hospitality Studies
  • Arts:

– Dance

– Drama

  • Electronics

Note: If Arts is selected, the relevant or arts activity must also be indicated. A brief report of participation and performance in the activity must be submitted with the application for admission. There is room in the application form for this.

Out-of-curricular subjects:

Certain extra, eighth. extra-curricular and other enrichment subjects are offered on our school grounds, after regular school hours (07: 20-14: 00). Take a look at what we offer at the Center of Excellence.

Information Technology (IT) or Computer Application Technology (CT) (Gr 10 – 12) Information Technology is subject to academic performance evaluation in the subject Mathematics. (Note: Mathematics and NOT Mathematical Literacy MUST be taken with Information Technology). Hoerskool Eldoraigne Subjects Offered

RT differs from IT in that:

RT focuses on managing information and solving problems using application packages (Word, Excel, Access, Powerpoint, Web page design (HTML) etc).Theoretically, the following topics are addressed in RT: hardware, software, networks, computer security and computer ethics. IT focuses on solving problems mainly through programming (Scratch, Delphi). Web design and database creation also form part of their syllabus. IT focuses on aspects such as e-communication, human-computer interaction, social implications of the computer, new technology, etc.

Hospitality Studies (Gr 8 & 9 as well as Gr 10 – 12)

Gr 8 & 9 Enrichment: elective. Gr 10 – 12 Elective (Formerly Hotelkeeping and Catering)

Hospitality Studies is an exciting field of study and of the few directions where a learner can enter a profession from school. Our learners are very popular at various tertiary education institutions because of their good basic training.

Learners are involved in the learning process through activities directed directly at their field of experience. A wide range of activities that test various skills and provide for self-evaluation are included in each unit, namely: Chef – not just to make food, but also the finer art to offer it attractively. Restaurant service – includes Maitre d’hotel, waiter, bartender and bar assistant. We boast a lovely restaurant, La Doraigne, where parents can get away for a delicious meal and socializing during practical dining. A particularly high standard is maintained here.  Hoerskool Eldoraigne Subjects Offered

Art (Gr 8 – 12)

In Grades 8 and 9, Art is one of the components of Creative Arts. This involves a theoretical component (art history) and a practical component ie Drawing and Painting.

In Grades 10-12, learners take Visual Arts or Design as one of their seven subjects. In both of these subjects, the practical component involves at least 1 hour of homework per day.

Visual art

The practical component includes various disciplines such as painting, drawing, sculpture, as well as various hand skills. The theoretical component focuses on visual literacy and art history, including indigenous culture.

design

The practical component includes graphic design, information design, interior design, and other design disciplines. The theoretical component focuses on visual communication and the history of design.

Dramatic Arts (Gr 10 – 12) and Drama (Gr 8 & 9)

In Grades 8 & 9, Drama is one of the components of Creative Arts. In Grades 10-12 learners can consider Dramatic Arts as one of their subjects. It is not just for learners who want to be actors, but for everyone who chooses rights, theology, education or any other profession in which one works with people. It strengthens your confidence and your ability to express yourself in every situation. The subject consists of 50% theory, 50% practical and lots of fun.


Grade 10 to Grade 12

subjects:

Group A – Compulsory subjects

  • Afrikaans (Official Home Language)
  • English (First Additional Language)
  • Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
  • life Orientation

Group B – Select 3 subjects

  • Physical Sciences
  • Life sciences
  • Physical sciences
  • Engineering graphics and Design
  • tourism
  • hospitality Studies
  • design
  • Visual Art
  • Electronics
  • geography
  • Accounting
  • economy
  • business Studies
  • Information Technology
  • Computer applications Technology
  • history
  • consumer Studies

Group C – Additional subjects

  • French
  • Alpha Mathematics

Out-of-curricular subjects:

Certain extra, eighth. extra-curricular and other enrichment subjects are offered on our school grounds, after regular school hours (07: 20-14: 00). Take a look at what we offer at the Center of Excellence.

Information Technology (IT) or Computer Application Technology (CT) (Gr 10 – 12) Information Technology is subject to academic performance evaluation in the subject Mathematics. (Note: Mathematics and NOT Mathematical Literacy MUST be taken with Information Technology).

RT differs from IT in that:

RT focuses on managing information and solving problems using application packages (Word, Excel, Access, Powerpoint, Web page design (HTML) etc).Theoretically, the following topics are addressed in RT: hardware, software, networks, computer security and computer ethics. IT focuses on solving problems mainly through programming (Scratch, Delphi). Web design and database creation also form part of their syllabus. IT focuses on aspects such as e-communication, human-computer interaction, social implications of the computer, new technology, etc.

Hospitality Studies (Gr 8 & 9 as well as Gr 10 – 12)

Gr 8 & 9 Enrichment: elective. Gr 10 – 12 Elective (Formerly Hotelkeeping and Catering)

Hospitality Studies is an exciting field of study and of the few directions where a learner can enter a profession from school. Our learners are very popular at various tertiary education institutions because of their good basic training.

Learners are involved in the learning process through activities directed directly at their field of experience. A wide range of activities that test various skills and provide for self-evaluation are included in each unit, namely: Chef – not just to make food, but also the finer art to offer it attractively. Restaurant service – includes Maitre d’hotel, waiter, bartender and bar assistant. We boast a lovely restaurant, La Doraigne, where parents can get away for a delicious meal and socializing during practical dining. A particularly high standard is maintained here.

Art (Gr 8 – 12)

In Grades 8 and 9, Art is one of the components of Creative Arts. This involves a theoretical component (art history) and a practical component ie Drawing and Painting.

In Grades 10-12, learners take Visual Arts or Design as one of their seven subjects. In both of these subjects, the practical component involves at least 1 hour of homework per day.

Visual art

The practical component includes various disciplines such as painting, drawing, sculpture, as well as various hand skills. The theoretical component focuses on visual literacy and art history, including indigenous culture.

design

The practical component includes graphic design, information design, interior design, and other design disciplines. The theoretical component focuses on visual communication and the history of design.

Dramatic Arts (Gr 10 – 12) and Drama (Gr 8 & 9)

In Grades 8 & 9, Drama is one of the components of Creative Arts. In Grades 10-12 learners can consider Dramatic Arts as one of their subjects. It is not just for learners who want to be actors, but for everyone who chooses rights, theology, education or any other profession in which one works with people. It strengthens your confidence and your ability to express yourself in every situation. The subject consists of 50% theory, 50% practical and lots of fun.