Private schools in South Africa are afforded to parents who earn up to R2.7 million per year, and that kind of paycheck in 2024 can be earned doing jobs in the corporate, banking, accounting, law, and even public sectors.Hilton College in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands remains the most expensive school in the country. Its annual fees, which include boarding, are R397,660 for 2024, up 7.5% from last year.
This means the fees of two of South Africa’s most expensive private schools—Hilton and MichaelHouse—a single parent or household would have to earn roughly between R2.4 million and R2.7 million, respectively, to enrol a single child at the schools.However, it must be noted that Hilton and Michaelhouse are exclusively boarding schools, which means the salary required is far less if you consider some of the top-day schools in South Africa.
Considering these salary requirements, it is easy to find jobs that offer the salaries needed using professional recruitment firm Robert Walters’ latest Considering those who earn R840,000 and above can afford private school, data provided by the Minister of Public Service and Administration, Noxolo Kiviet, shows workers earning a salary at level 11 to 16 can afford private school.
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