Learners in the province now have access to the Western Cape life orientation career club, a new digital platform designed to support subject choices and career planning.
Launched by the Western Cape Education Department in partnership with MySchool Media, the platform offers free online career guidance, practical tips and insights into a wide range of professions.
“The Life Orientation Career Club is about helping young people believe in their potential and make informed decisions about their future,” says Samantha Valjee of MySchool Media.
“When learners have the right information and support, they are more confident, motivated and ready to succeed.”
Career guidance for subject choices
The Western Cape Life Orientation Career Club supports Life Orientation education goals and addresses a common learner challenge the stress and uncertainty linked to subject selection and post-school planning.
Through curated digital content, learners can:
- Explore different career pathways
- Understand the skills required for specific professions
- Learn how subject choices affect future opportunities
- Access practical tools for career preparation
The platform helps learners make informed education decisions while building confidence about their futures.
Support beyond the classroom
Beyond individual support, the Western Cape Life Orientation Career Club encourages collaboration between schools, teachers, parents and communities.
This shared network ensures learners feel guided and supported as they transition into adulthood and the working world.
Dr Ismail Teladia of the Western Cape Education Department says equal access to information remains a priority.
“Our goal is to ensure that every learner, regardless of their background, has access to the resources they need to plan their future with confidence,” he says.
Free access for Western Cape learners
The Western Cape Life Orientation Career Club is open to all high school learners in the Western Cape.
Registration is free and provides immediate access to career tools, planning resources and skills development support.
Parents and learners can register online to start exploring career options and future pathways.
