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Language Tutoring in South Africa

One-to-one language tutoring covering South African languages — Afrikaans, isiZulu and isiXhosa — alongside English support and a range of international languages.

Languages We Teach

Our language offering is built around what MyIT tutors actually teach, with South African languages front and centre.

South African Languages

Afrikaans

Afrikaans tutoring for South African students, as a Home Language or First Additional Language.

isiZulu (Zulu tutor)

isiZulu tutoring, one of South Africa's most widely spoken languages.

isiXhosa (Xhosa tutor)

isiXhosa tutoring for South African learners.

English Support

EAP and ESL

English for Academic Purposes and English as a Second Language support.

International Languages

Arabic

One-to-one Arabic tutoring.

French

One-to-one French tutoring.

German

One-to-one German tutoring.

Greek

One-to-one Greek tutoring.

Hindi

One-to-one Hindi tutoring.

Japanese

One-to-one Japanese tutoring.

Latin

One-to-one Latin tutoring.

Spanish

One-to-one Spanish tutoring.

In the South African school system, language subjects are classified as Home Language (HL), First Additional Language (FAL) or Second Additional Language (SAL) under CAPS — tell us which level your child needs and we'll match a suitable tutor.

How language tutoring works at MyIT

Every MyIT lesson is personalised, one-to-one online tutoring, delivered by a quality-assured tutor with a detailed lesson report after every session — so you always know how things are progressing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, MyIT offers isiZulu (Zulu) tutoring as part of our South African language offering.

Yes, isiXhosa (Xhosa) tutoring is available through MyIT.

Yes, Afrikaans is one of our South African language offerings.

Not yet — we currently offer Afrikaans, isiZulu and isiXhosa alongside our English and international language tutoring. Get in touch if you're looking for another language and we'll let you know what's available.

Under CAPS, Home Language (HL) is the deepest level of study, First Additional Language (FAL) is a second language studied to a strong communicative level, and Second Additional Language (SAL) is a third language option at some schools. Tell us which level your child is studying and we'll match a suitable tutor.