Question 1

Example NBT formula sheet

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You can quickly access an example of the NBT formula sheet by clicking this link.

However, if you have purchased the NBT Preparation Online course or any NBT preparation workshop you can find the example NBT formula sheet at the beginning of the MAT mock exam.

If you found this article through google and are wandering who Advantage Learn is then check out our website AdvantageLearn.com. We specialise in NBT training, AP Maths and Core Maths.

Happy Learning 🎓

Question 2

Looking for grade 12 past papers?

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We have all the Grade 12 past papers on our website from 2011 to 2019. This page has the best list of both IEB and DBE matric past exam papers for the NSC exams.

Go directly to our Grade 12 Past Papers page.

The past exam papers are listed with the most recent past exam papers first and ending with the oldest. Where appropriate, they also have their accompanying marking guidelines or memo’s, plus answer sheets and inserts.

Everyone has access to all grade 12 past papers 😄 !

How to use the Grade 12 past exam papers page?

There are two main ways to find the past exam paper you are looking for.

You can scroll down to find your past papers subject and click “expand” to see all the papers from 2011 for both IEB and DBE.
You can use the drop-down searches to find the subject, year and syllabus of the paper you are looking for.

To view the papers follow these 4 steps

Click Expand on the subject you wish to view.
Click on the title of the paper you wish to download.
Wait for a moment for the download to begin, it'll automatically start the download.
After downloading open the file on your computer or mobile device.

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Question 3

Not receiving our emails?

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Have you experienced problems receiving our email newsletters, notifications or e-alerts from Advantage Learn?

If this is unfortunately the case, these messages may have been mistakenly filtered out of your inbox by your email client. There could be a number of reasons for this. For example, it may be because your IT department or your Internet service provider (ISP) is blocking the email or mistaking it for spam. We call these email deliverability issues and don’t worry, they happen! In this help article we will outline some methods to help ensure you always receive the important information we are sending. That’s right, we always send important information :) No spam. Never.

Right. Let’s solve this issue, the first step is to ensure that your email client is not automatically adding us to SPAM / JUNK. Please, see some steps below to ensure this doesn’t happen. We have tried to outline the steps for all the major email clients but the essence of the solution is similar for all.

MS Outlook:

Select Actions | Junk E-mail | Junk E-mail Options… from the menu in Outlook.
Go to the Safe Senders tab.
Click Add….
Type "advantagelearn.com".
Click "OK".
Click "OK" again.

Gmail:

Login to your Gmail account, just like you would to check your email.
At the top RIGHT SIDE, click the link that says SETTINGS.
At the top of the screen that says MAIL SETTINGS, click the link that says FILTERS (second from left).
On the FILTERS scre

Question 4

How to prepare for the live lesson / webinar:

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How to prepare for the live lesson / webinar:

Register:

You will have been given a registration link by our team, simply click the link and enter your name & email address to register. If it is a public webinar you should find a registration link on our Webinars page: https://advantagelearn.com/webinars/.

Download Zoom:

Download and install the Zoom application to your device before the webinar date by following this link: https://zoom.us/support/download

You can use a Mac, PC, tablet or any iOS/Android device.
You do not need an account, just install.

Internet connection:

We recommend that you have a stable and fast internet connection via wifi or ethernet. The audio and video stream will be data heavy so you want to avoid using your mobile data if possible.

Allocate time:

Digital events very in length, we will often give an estimated length which we recommend you allocate to be able to participate in the full event.

Joining live lesson (on the day):

If you have installed the Zoom application on your device you can either follow the original registration link or a new join link which will be provided - both will allow you to join at the time of the event.
It will open your browser an

Question 5

How to begin learning

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When we have to use something new it is always difficult at first to navigate. Let me help you get to your first lesson.

What lesson are you trying to access?

You need to know what you are looking for. If you are looking to study with the NBT course you just purchased (or the free NBT quiz) then you need to head over to My Courses where you will see your course.

If you have subscribed to Maths Online then you need to go to My Maths Online to view the learning Paths. If you need help in understanding a learning path then read this article.

If you are an AP Maths student and have purchased a AP Maths course with us, or are studying AP Maths at one of our centers then you also can find your course in My Courses.

Happy learning 🎓

Question 6

How do you find your NBT results?

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How do you find your NBT results?

You can find your results by logging into your account on the NBT website.
[Click here*(https://nbtests.uct.ac.za/user) to go to the login page.

Click Have you forgotten your password? if you cannot remember your password.

Remember that results are usually released about 6 weeks after your test and are valid for 3 years. However, you should always chat to the institutions/universities to which you have applied regarding their requirements.

Still can't find your results or need help contacting the National Benchmark Test Project?

You can contact the National Benchmark Test Project directly, details below

Phone: **021 650 3523
**Email: nbt@uct.ac.za

To request your NBT results you need:

Your ID number
Your full names (as provided on the NBT answer sheet)
Your surname (as provided on the NBT answer sheet)

For more information about the NBTs, please visit our NBT information page.

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