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Matriculant Shares Struggles After Failing Grade 12, South Africans Offer Support

JOHNBy JOHNFebruary 9, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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Matriculant Shares Struggles After Failing Grade 12, South Africans Offer Support

Young Man Shares Heartbreaking Confession on TikTok

A young South African matriculant recently took to TikTok to share an emotional confession about his academic struggles. In a video that quickly gained traction, the student revealed that he was the only one in his school who failed the 2024 matric exams. His story touched the hearts of many, sparking a wave of support and encouragement from social media users.

## The Only Student to Fail at His School

The TikTok video, posted by user @pakilawu_, featured the young man being asked to share his craziest confession. With a heavy heart, he admitted that he was the only student in his school who did not pass, despite the institution having a history of achieving a 100% pass rate. He expressed feelings of disappointment, shame, and pressure from his teachers, peers, and family, who had expected him to succeed.

## The Struggles of Failing Matric

Failing matric can be a devastating experience, and the young man’s video reflected the emotional toll it took on him. Many viewers noted that his confession sounded more like a cry for help rather than a simple admission. The overwhelming response from TikTok users showed just how deeply people resonated with his story.

@pakilawu_Advice for the young man ?

♬ original sound – PakiLawu

One commenter, Miss Aura, wrote:

> “This isn’t a confession; it’s a cry for help 😓💔”

Another user, _LethinjabuloShivambu, expressed concern:

> “I hope you didn’t let him leave after that interview. I hope you spoke to him and helped as a big brother. That child needed someone to support and hear him 🥺😭”

## Options After Failing Matric

While failing matric can feel like the end of the road, there are many opportunities available for students who do not pass their exams. According to Matric College, students can rewrite their exams or enroll in courses that do not require a matric certificate. Some options include:

– **Matric Rewrite Programs** – Students can rewrite subjects they did not pass.
– **ICB Courses** – These offer certifications in fields like bookkeeping and auditing.
– **Short Courses** – Various colleges provide skills-based training that can lead to employment or entrepreneurship.

For those who may feel lost, it is important to remember that failing matric does not define one’s future. Many people who failed matric have gone on to build successful careers after trying again.

## Social Media Users Offer Encouragement

Many South Africans took to the comments section to uplift the young man, reminding him that he still has options.

bonginkosi ncobela shared his personal experience:

> “This was me. I re-did a few subjects, and now I’m a BCom Law graduate and final LLB student.”

Another user, hypersommia, encouraged him to keep pushing forward:

> “I’m actually sobbing. This is so sad, but he needs to fix his matric and not give up.”

Kimberly.H🦋 shared a similar struggle:

> “My results came back as a fail. I was mocked and laughed at. I went for a remarking, and it turned out I had passed, but it was too late for varsity that year.”

## The Importance of Mental Health Support

Failing an important exam can lead to feelings of hopelessness, but it is crucial to seek help and support. If you or someone you know is struggling with the emotional impact of failing matric, there are resources available.

The **SA Suicide Crisis Line (0800 567 567)** provides 24/7 support in all 11 official languages. If you or someone you know needs help, do not hesitate to reach out.

## A Message of Hope

To all matriculants facing similar challenges, remember that failure is not the end. It is simply a stepping stone to success. With determination, support, and resilience, a brighter future is still within reach.

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