Free weekly study planner for Matric and FSc students

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Use this blank weekly planner to prepare Matric or Intermediate study. Start with the syllabus and exam session set by your own board. Choose a few realistic tasks, practise what you have learned, and leave time to review difficult topics again.

This is your planner, not an official timetable.

Board dates, subjects and paper rules can differ. Check the current notice and syllabus for your own board. You can fill this page on your device or print a blank copy. Your entries are not sent to Markhor Careers.

In the print window, choose your printer or “Save as PDF”.

My weekly study plan

Class or programmeBoardExam sessionExam date

Write one subject or topic in each row. Keep tasks small enough to finish. Add a day to read the topic again.

Day	Subject or topic	Study task	Practice and check answers	Next review day
Monday	Monday: subject or topic	Monday: study task	Monday: practice and answer check	Monday: next review day
Tuesday	Tuesday: subject or topic	Tuesday: study task	Tuesday: practice and answer check	Tuesday: next review day
Wednesday	Wednesday: subject or topic	Wednesday: study task	Wednesday: practice and answer check	Wednesday: next review day
Thursday	Thursday: subject or topic	Thursday: study task	Thursday: practice and answer check	Thursday: next review day
Friday	Friday: subject or topic	Friday: study task	Friday: practice and answer check	Friday: next review day
Saturday	Saturday: subject or topic	Saturday: study task	Saturday: practice and answer check	Saturday: next review day
Sunday	Sunday: subject or topic	Sunday: study task	Sunday: practice and answer check	Sunday: next review day

Before the week ends

I used the current syllabus for my board and session.
I tried to answer from memory before looking at my notes.
I checked my practice answers and noted what to review.
I made a realistic plan for next week, including time to rest.

Topics I need help with

How to use the planner

Write your board, class, subject and exam session at the top.
Choose topics from the current syllabus. Do not copy a timetable from another board or year.
Break a large topic into a short task, such as solving a few questions or explaining one idea in your own words.
After studying, close your notes and try to remember the main points or answer practice questions. Then check your answers and mark what needs more work.
Plan to revisit difficult topics on another day. A short review later can help you see what you still remember.

Use the right official study material

Check the Matric guide or FSc and Intermediate guide for the next steps. Find your board in the official past-paper and model-paper directory. Use a paper only after checking that its syllabus and pattern match your current session.

Why include practice and review?

Education research reviews describe self-testing and spreading study over time as useful learning strategies. They can help you check what you remember, but they do not guarantee exam results. See the Education Endowment Foundation learning guidance and the research review on spacing and retrieval practice.

Study guidance sources checked 13 November 2026. Information can change. Check the official source for current dates, rules and instructions.