School comparison
Both combine online learning with a physical place. They use that place for different jobs. Wingu's Smart Schools provide in-person teaching and learning support. iHubs hubs run clubs and personal development while academics remain online.
Side by side
| Compare | iHubs | Wingu Academy |
|---|---|---|
| What happens in person | Clubs, activities and personal development; curriculum stays online | Teaching, facilitation and learning support |
| Physical locations | Hermanus, with Port Elizabeth opening from November | Centurion and Bergvliet in Cape Town's southern suburbs |
| Can the in-person part stand alone? | Yes. Hub clubs start from R150 a session | Smart School is a separate schooling option |
| Curriculum | Pearson Edexcel International | British international and South African pathways |
| Pacing | Self-paced and mastery based | Structured programme with live and recorded learning |
| Published iHubs fee | R52,000 for every route, hub included | Confirm the current route-specific fee schedule with Wingu |
The honest fit
Choose iHubs if
You want academics to stay online and self-paced, while the physical space is reserved for clubs, projects and consistent social time. You are within reach of Hermanus or Port Elizabeth.
See the in-person halfChoose Wingu Academy if
You live near Centurion or Bergvliet and want in-person teaching, facilitation and academic support on campus, or you need a South African curriculum route.
Start with a conversation
Bring the other provider's written quote. We will tell you where the difference is meaningful and where it is not.