Diagnose
Which papers, which sections bleed marks. The last report and a first lesson tell us fast.

Matric finals: October – November
One-on-one tutoring built around the actual exam: past papers, exam technique, and a week-by-week plan from now until finals.
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Trusted by 50,000+ families
The short answer
Matric exam prep with Teach Me 2 is one-on-one tutoring built backwards from the exam calendar: a vetted tutor for each subject, lessons that work the official past papers and marking guidelines, and a week-by-week plan from today to the final paper. Online, or in person in the major centres.
The countdown
The right plan depends on the date. That's why we start with one.
6+ months out
Time to go back to the Grade 11 gaps, rebuild the foundations and still get two full past-paper cycles in.
3 – 6 months
The June results say which papers bleed marks. Lessons concentrate there, with timed sections every week.
Under 3 months
Past papers under the clock, marked like the real thing, focused on the highest-mark sections first.
Built around the real papers
Tutors work from the official past papers and marking guidelines, the same papers thousands of parents download from us every month.
How it works
Which papers, which sections bleed marks. The last report and a first lesson tell us fast.
Week by week to the exam date: June exams, trials in August, finals from October.
Past papers under time, marked like the real thing. Parents see the progress.
What improvement looks like
Five-lesson promise
The risk is ours, not yours.
We know how important the right tutor match is. If it doesn't feel right, we'll find your child another tutor and you won't pay for that lesson. If you're not satisfied with their progress after five lessons, we'll refund every cent you paid for them.
The right tutor can make all the difference, not only to your child's results, but also to their confidence, understanding and ability to tackle their schoolwork independently. For you, that means the reassurance of knowing your child is supported, making progress and moving in the right direction. That's the transformation we want your child to experience, and we're prepared to stand behind it.
First, your child's tutor should feel like the right fit. If your child doesn't feel comfortable, understood and excited to continue after their lesson, simply tell us. We'll find them a better-matched tutor, and you won't pay a cent for that lesson.
Once your child has found the right match, give us five lessons to help them make meaningful progress. If, after those five lessons, you're not satisfied with the change you're seeing, let us know and we'll refund every cent you paid for them.
Our 97% customer success rate gives us the confidence to make this promise. But if your child is among the 3% who don't get the results you hoped for, we wouldn't feel right keeping your money.
No awkward conversations. No hoops to jump through. The risk is ours, not yours.
Subjects covered
One tutor per subject, matched to NSC or IEB, with past-paper practice from the first lesson.
Earlier compounds: starting in the first term means gaps are closed before the June exams, and trials become a progress check instead of a warning. But every window has a plan, and a focused block between trials and finals still moves marks.
Yes. If the knowledge is there but marks leak in the exam room, tutors run timed past-paper blocks with mark-scheme feedback: where the marks are, how examiners award them, and how to stop losing them to timing.
Both. Tutors are matched to your child's curriculum and work from its official past papers and marking guidelines.
Both: in person in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban, and online everywhere in South Africa. Many families combine the two as finals approach.
It depends on the date and the gap. Most matric students run one to two lessons per subject per week, stepping up through trials and finals. The plan sets the cadence, not a one-size rule.
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Tell us the subjects and the curriculum. We'll build the plan back from the exam dates.