You get an assignment back, and your grade is an H. Since when is H a grade? Oh yeah, you’re a foreign exchange student in South Africa! That makes sense. South African students work to receive a National Senior Certificate (like a diploma) and also have a different grading system, A through H.
Students study at least 6 subjects. The required classes include languages (home and additional), mathematics, and life orientation. Life orientation consists of World of Work (Career Planning), Health (Sex Education, HIV/AIDS, Pregnancy), PE, Religious Studies (Bible Class or General Religious Studies), and Citizenship. In addition, they take 3 electives with a wide variety from accounting to visual arts. To pass their classes, students must receive a Level 2 or 3, 30-49%.
So, there you have it. This blog post definitely deserves to be categorized in the random section.
I opened Wikipedia, hit random article, and this was the first to pop up. Enjoy.
