218 lessons
The complete route contains 3,924 audited practice questions and 1,962 question-specific learning images.
771 source units
Every supplied CAPS source unit is assigned once across the 218 lesson records.
R360 per term
Buy only the 8- or 10-week term needed for one learner, with no subscription or automatic renewal.
A complete CAPS-aligned route, without implying government approval
This ninty9 course is supplementary Grade 9 English Home Language practice aligned to the supplied CAPS source material. It is not described as DBE-approved. The complete owner-supplied handover contains 218 lessons, 3,924 audited questions, and 1,962 question-specific images.
The lessons cover listening and speaking, reading and viewing, writing and presenting, language structures and conventions, literature, poetry, visual texts, transactional writing, and examination preparation. The same term can support schoolwork, homework, revision, tutoring, catch-up, or homeschooling.
Term 1: 70 lessons, 1,260 questions, and 630 learning images
Term 1 follows a 10-week route and gives one learner 70 days of access from activation for R360 once-off. Its lessons begin with advertising, discussion, visual literacy, reading strategies, transactional writing, language in context, poetry, and reports.
The 70 source-traced lessons contain 1,260 audited questions and 630 question-specific learning images. Source order is preserved while each two-week curriculum cycle is distributed evenly across its two learner-facing weeks.
Term 2: 51 lessons, 918 questions, and 459 learning images
Term 2 follows an 8-week route and gives one learner 56 days of access from activation for R360 once-off. The term develops story listening, cultural discussion, literary and poetry reading, summaries, transactional writing, visual advertisements, and mid-year examination preparation.
The 51 source-traced lessons contain 918 audited questions and 459 question-specific learning images. A learner can add this term separately without opening or duplicating another term.
Term 3: 54 lessons, 972 questions, and 486 learning images
Term 3 follows a 10-week route and gives one learner 70 days of access from activation for R360 once-off. It includes cartoons, interviews, literature, poetry, inference, covering letters and CVs, dialogue, writing process work, and language accuracy.
The 54 source-traced lessons contain 972 audited questions and 486 question-specific learning images. Marks, progress, the next available lesson, badges, and the term certificate remain together on the learner dashboard.
Term 4: 43 lessons, 774 questions, and 387 learning images
Term 4 follows an 8-week route and gives one learner 56 days of access from activation for R360 once-off. It develops critical listening, meeting procedure, poetry and literature, formal letters of application, process writing, and end-of-year revision.
The 43 source-traced lessons contain 774 audited questions and 387 question-specific learning images. Automatic marking gives immediate feedback while the controlled term sequence keeps the next step clear.
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A purchase covers one learner and one selected term. There is no monthly subscription and no automatic renewal. The term links below show the exact lesson total, access period, and current price before checkout.
After an EFT payment reflects in the ninty9 bank account and is confirmed by the Principal, the parent or guardian receives a secure learner-information link. Submitting that form does not activate access automatically: the Principal reviews and approves the enrolment before login details are issued.
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Before you buy
Is this a subscription?
No. R360 is a once-off payment for the selected term. There is no automatic renewal.
How much work is in the complete route?
All four terms together contain 218 lessons, 3,924 audited practice questions, and 1,962 question-specific learning images.
Does one term purchase unlock the whole year?
No. It unlocks only the selected term. Other terms remain separate products.
Can school and homeschool learners use the same term?
Yes. The term can support schoolwork, homework, revision, tutoring, catch-up, or a structured homeschooling routine.