How much do you need to earn to send your child to SA’s most expensive private schools?

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How much should a parent or guardian earn to send their children to the most expensive private schools in South Africa?

This means no more than 15% of a parent’s salary should go to their children’s education. The publication adds that private schools in South Africa have hiked fees for 2024.

. A parent or household would have to earn R200 000 to R225 000 per month to enroll their child at Hilton or MichaelHouse.private schools which also charge for boarding.South Africa’s top five-day schools include Kearsney College, St John’s College, Rodean School for Girls, Bishops College, and St Mary’s Waverly.

 

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