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Why Choose the American High School Diploma?
Accreditation and Recognition
The High School Diploma is accredited by respected accrediting bodies, ensuring the quality and recognition of its programs:
- Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Secondary Schools (MSA-CESS): A recognised accrediting organisation, ensuring adherence to high standards of education.
- AdvancED: Accredited through this global leader in education improvement, ensuring international credibility.
International Recognition
- Globally Accepted: The High School Diploma is recognised by educational institutions and employers worldwide.
- Accepted in South Africa: Many South African universities recognise the High School Diploma. For specific admission requirements, students are encouraged to verify with their chosen institutions.
- Universities South Africa (USAF) Recognition: The diploma is acknowledged by USAF, adding credibility for South African students pursuing further education.
This accreditation ensures that our graduates are well-prepared to pursue higher education or career opportunities both locally and international.
Role-players in the Recognition Value Chain:
- SAQA (South African Qualifications Authority): Evaluates qualifications to provide equivalence within the South African National Qualifications Framework (NQF). SAQA ensures that the American High School Diploma meets local educational standards.
- The Matriculation Board: Manages national exemption regulations, crucial for students transitioning from an international curriculum to South African universities.
- Umalusi: Accredits all education institutions offering a South African curriculum. Umalusi’s recognition ensures the diploma’s credibility within the local education system.
Each university and its faculties have specific admission requirements to be considered.
