They are ready to move faster
Your child understands the work, but spends the year waiting for the rest of the class. A pace based on mastery, not the calendar.
Online school, plus somewhere real
Your child studies International GCSEs and A-Levels online, at their own pace. They are supported by a team of subject teachers, all full-time teachers with iHubs, and by a dedicated success coach. Your child is not just a number on the register: teachers and success coaches know them personally. Every week there are multiple opportunities to come to their local hub for socialisation, service-learning, clubs, sports, robotics, VR, art and real-world skills. One fee covers both.

A different fit
People are unique, and not every child fits the same mould. iHubs is built for three common situations.
Your child understands the work, but spends the year waiting for the rest of the class. A pace based on mastery, not the calendar.
Gaps need focused attention before the next term moves on. Move on when they are ready.
The flexibility is right. What is missing is other kids, shared projects and somewhere to go. Online learning is great, but it can get lonely. Your child gets the best of both worlds.
How a typical week works
The academics, the person who keeps your child on track, and the place they actually go a few times a week.
International curriculum, live or recorded lessons and a pace based on what your child has mastered. No boredom. No wasted time.
Subject teachers teach. A success coach sees the whole picture and helps plan what happens next.
Three times a week for clubs, projects, activities and time with the same local group.
The iHubs model
The online school handles the academics. The local hub brings back the practical work, activities and familiar faces a screen cannot give.
The academics. Online.
International GCSEs and A-Levels. Live or recorded lessons. Subject specialists, one-to-one support and a success coach who sees the whole picture.
See the curriculumThe rest of the week. In person.
Robotics, VR, art, digital creativity, Adulting 101 and time with the same faces every week. The curriculum stays online; the hub is for everything else.
See what happens at a hubA useful comparison
Your child moves at their own pace towards an international qualification, a success coach keeps them on track so you do not have to, and four hub sessions a week give them people to do it with. One published fee covers all of it.
| Compare | iHubs | Most online schools | Traditional school |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academics | Online, self-paced, mastery based | Online, often on a fixed timetable | In a classroom, at the class pace |
| In-person week | Weekly hub activities included | Usually arranged by the parent | Built into the school day |
| Keeping on track | A named success coach | Often the parent | A form or class teacher |
| Future readiness | 69 technology and mindset modules | Varies by provider | Varies by school |
| Qualification | International GCSEs and A-Levels | Depends on the provider | Usually CAPS or IEB |
| Published school fee | R52,000 a year, every route | Varies | Varies |
Your local place
Start with the hub nearest you. Open its local page for the current timetable, address and availability.

Fees without the phone call
The full school includes online academics and three hub sessions a week. Hub clubs are also open to families whose schooling is already sorted, starting from R150 a session.
See the full fee breakdowna year
The practical details
Start with a conversation
Twenty minutes with the person who runs your local hub. We will map the academics for your child's stage, the hub sessions they would pick and the full fee.