(Age Group 17 – 18)
Transitioning to Adulthood is a comprehensive life skills course designed to prepare Grade 12 learners for the challenges and opportunities of adult life.
In today’s world, academic knowledge alone is not enough. Learners also need emotional intelligence, practical skills, and personal responsibility to thrive.
This course equips students with the mindset, tools, and confidence to navigate adulthood successfully.
Through five practical modules, learners explore key areas essential for independence and personal growth:
Self-Assessment and Personal Goals – Students reflect on their identity, values, strengths, and future aspirations. They learn to set achievable SMART goals.
Understanding Adult Responsibilities – This module introduces legal, financial, and civic duties, including contracts, taxes, bills, and decision-making in South Africa.
Emotional Intelligence in Stressful Times – Learners develop emotional awareness, manage stress effectively, handle conflicts, and respond to challenges with maturity.
Balancing Work, Study, and Life – Students practice time management, self-care, and strategies for maintaining a healthy balance between responsibilities and wellbeing.
Planning for Independence – This module focuses on budgeting, exploring post-school options such as university, work, entrepreneurship, or a gap year, and essential skills for living independently.
Moreover, the course blends workbook exercises, guided reflection, and self-directed activities to support lifelong learning and personal development.
Consequently, learners develop confidence, resilience, and clarity in their personal goals and responsibilities.
By the end of this course, students gain a stronger understanding of themselves, practical life skills, and the readiness to make informed decisions.
Ultimately, Transitioning to Adulthood empowers learners to step into adulthood with independence, purpose, and resilience, fully prepared for the challenges ahead.
