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Discover Your Strengths
Learners complete a guided strengths-discovery activity and learn how their interests, natural strengths, school subjects and personality can influence career choices.
Club 100 — Newlands Cohort 01100 learners.
100 learners.
Three months.
A clearer future.
A career and life-readiness programme for Grade 11 learners in Newlands. Understand your strengths, explore careers, prepare for higher education and build the practical skills you'll need beyond school.
Starts 4 September100 placesR450/month × 3 months
You don't need to have your future figured out. You just need to be willing to start.
Not the 100 smartest.
We're looking for 100 learners who are willing to take their future seriously.
Be honest with yourself
You probably know what career you want. But do you know how to get there?
Do you know what APS score your course requires?
Do you know which institutions offer your course?
Do you know what your backup option would be?
Do you understand NSFAS, bursaries and residence applications?
Have you spoken to someone who actually works in the career you're considering?
Do you know what you need to do during Grade 12?
That is what Club 100 is designed to help you figure out.
The four questions
Three months spent answering the questions that actually matter.
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Who am I?
Strengths, interests, confidence and self-awareness.
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What could I become?
Career exploration, university and TVET pathways, and conversations with students, graduates and professionals.
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What will it take to get there?
Admission requirements, APS scores, institutions, Grade 12 goals, funding and application preparation.
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What skills will I need along the way?
Financial literacy, computer skills, AI literacy, communication, leadership and wellbeing.
What we cover
Six pillars across three months.
Every session is practical. Learners leave each pillar knowing something they can actually use.
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Explore Careers
Learners meet real people doing real work, so careers stop being job titles and start being something they can picture.
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Understand Your Study Options
University is not the only legitimate route after school. Learners get a clear picture of every option available to them.
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Prepare for Applications
Because learners are in Grade 11, this is application readiness — knowing exactly what is required and when, long before the deadlines hit.
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Build Future Skills
Practical skills learners will use whether they go to university, a TVET college, a learnership or straight into work.
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Leadership & Wellbeing
The part of growing up nobody formally teaches: how to speak, how to cope, and how to ask for help.
The three-month journey
Discover me. Prepare me. Position me.
- 1Month 1
Discover Me
Who am I and where could I go?
Learners explore their strengths, interests, career possibilities and post-school pathways.
Outcome: Three career pathways to investigate further.
- 2Month 2
Prepare Me
What skills will I need to succeed?
Learners build financial, digital, AI, communication, leadership and personal-development skills while continuing to meet students, graduates and professionals.
Outcome: Greater confidence and practical future-readiness.
- 3Month 3
Position Me
What exactly do I need to do next?
Learners research institutions, entry requirements, funding and Grade 12 priorities.
Outcome: Every learner creates their own Club 100 Post-School Roadmap.
Post-School Roadmap
Don't leave with motivation. Leave with a plan.
Every learner finishes Club 100 with their own written roadmap — not a certificate, a plan.
By the end, every learner can answer
- What careers am I considering?
- What qualifications do I need?
- Where can I study?
- What marks do I need?
- How could I fund it?
- What alternatives do I have?
- What should I do during Grade 12?
Example roadmap
Club 100 · Newlands Cohort 01
- Career goal
- Chartered Accountant
- Primary pathway
- BCom Accounting
- Possible institutions
- UKZN · UJ · Wits
- Alternative pathway
- Diploma in Accounting
- Grade 12 academic target
- Mathematics 70%+
- Funding
- NSFAS + identified bursaries
- Next action
- Improve Mathematics performance and prepare the 2027 application calendar.
Parent partnership
Parents are part of the journey too.
You are not enrolling in another course. Club 100 includes three parent sessions so that the conversation at home matches the work the learner is doing.
Understanding Your Child's Options
Modern career pathways, universities, universities of technology, TVET colleges and how the Club 100 process works.
Funding Life After School
NSFAS, bursaries, scholarships and what tertiary study realistically costs.
The Grade 12 Game Plan
How to read and support your child's final Post-School Roadmap through matric.
Parents also receive
- Programme announcements
- Important reminders
- Monthly learner progress updates
- Grade 12 preparation guidance
Eligibility
Who can join Club 100?
- Currently in Grade 11
- Based in Newlands or attending a participating Newlands school
- Willing to attend and participate
- Parent or guardian consent
- A good attitude
Your marks do not need to be perfect. We are looking for learners who are willing to take their future seriously.
Programme fee
One fee. Everything included.
Club 100
R450 /month
For three months · Total programme fee R1,350
- Strengths discovery
- Career exploration
- Tertiary pathway guidance
- Career conversations
- Application readiness
- NSFAS and bursary guidance
- Financial literacy
- Computer literacy
- AI literacy
- Leadership development
- Wellbeing programme
- Individual Post-School Roadmap
- Parent programme
Apply for Club 100
Only 100 places available for Newlands Cohort 01. No payment is required to apply — you only pay once you have been accepted.
Your future doesn't need to be figured out today. But you can start figuring it out.
Club 100 gives 100 Grade 11 learners three months to understand themselves, explore their options and build a practical plan for what comes next.
Newlands Cohort 01Starts 4 SeptemberR450/month100 learners