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Cape Town 2020/2021 campus guide CAPE TOWN 2020/2021 1 business online, but our students can • What are the sizes of the class? continue with their studies from the • What is the training methodology used comfort of their own home. to deliver skills and is it suited to your contents learning style? Learners’ needs are changing, technology is evolving, skills are different, automation CTU offers a variety of innovative campus & area history 3 is altering processes and globalisation is solutions and services in education to expanding our reach. Our ability to adapt enable modern learning in the new digital campus staff 4 and prepare for change often defines our world. Hybrid learning, CTU’s teaching cape town campus 5 success. While technology is helping lead methodology, is a knowledge and innovation, developing soft skills is just as skills learning process that uses various tips & to-do’s 6 necessary to stay relevant, communicate teaching methods which integrates value and supplement those important message from the ceo digital, recorded and traditional face-to- 10 things to do in cape town technical skills. Soft skills such as face class activities in a planned manner. You’ve finished school, you are a career for R100 or less 7 emotional intelligence, collaboration and The method ensures that the student self- changer or will finish school at the end of negotiation are growing more important direct their learning process by choosing this year - where to from here? success stories 8 as organisations become more global and the learning methods and materials diverse. When considering how to acquire the available that best fit their characteristics accommodation 9 and needs-oriented to reach competence right qualification or short course for your If you work in the IT field, it’s very much a in the required outcomes. financial assistance info 10 chosen career, there are several things case of adapt or fall by the wayside. The IT that should guide your decision. landscape is evolving rapidly, the advent These are unprecedented times and general information 11 of Industry 4.0, the Internet of things, Skills that matter this pandemic is changing everything. artificial intelligence and the technologies It creates opportunities to stand out the ctu journey 12 If you look at the top jobs, various careers that accompany them are forcing IT and innovate. We need to be positive, in the IT field feature unanimously. Over professionals to acquire new skills and rational and smart. We need to embrace GENERAL INFORMATION 13 and above a career in IT, there are very knowledge all of the time. this challenge and find a way forward. few jobs out there that don’t require some We need leadership and faith in a time of competitions and promotions 14 basic degree of IT knowledge. The impact As automation advances and increases, uncertainty and fear. of technology on the world around us is skills are going to have to change so Ctu faculties 15 undeniable. that people can still contribute to the We are excited to see what the future automated workplace. The early adoption holds for technology and education. popular short course packages 21 The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the and development of technical skills are way that people work, possibly changing pivotal to the individual’s success when We are confident that when you select TOKS & TRAINING 22 it forever. It’s also highlighting how entering the workplace. CTU as your education partner that you national footprint 23 technology can be used as a business are making the right decision that takes enabler, with technologies such as online Choosing a training institution your career places - because your career meetings and other productivity tools • Request an institution’s accreditations. success starts at CTU. coming to the fore. • Is the content practical? Does the Juanie Newby content and qualification follow a Technology and productivity tools play a CEO vocational route? Does the qualification vital role in CTU Training Solutions. Not include international certification? only 2did it enable our staff to continue welcome! wamkelekile! welkom! to the CTU Claremont Campus CTU Cape Town (Claremont) campus is situated just off the N2 in Main Road in the Stadium on Main Building, Claremont. We are located in a very central suburb in Cape Town, making it easy to get to us no matter where you live in the Cape Peninsula. We have great places to visit that are close to our campus. Cavendish Square is across from our Campus. For the rugby and cricket lovers, Newlands is just down the road from CTU and for those interested in music and art, the Baxter Theatre is a stone throw away. CTU Cape Town delivers full time and part time academic qualifications in IT, Design and Business. Our student life is filled with fun activity for learners, organised by the SSC – Student Social Committee. Claremont, a suburb in Cape Town, is situated north of Kenilworth, east of Bishops court and south of Newlands in the Western Cape Province. The name is French for ‘clear mountain’. Cape Town is full of jaw dropping history. The best way to get familiarized with the Cape Town History is to visit the Waterfront, Hop on the Red Bus and take a tour through Cape Town… you will be amazed. Enjoy your Cape Town campus visit. Happy Reading. CTU Cape Town Campus TEAM follow ctu cape campus & area history town on facebook 3 campus staff welcome note Emmarentia Booysen Umar khan crawford lawrens Mishkaah Hull ANEEQAH ISAAC CAMPUS MANAGER STUDENT ADVISOR TERTIARY EDUCATION TESTING CENTRE RECEPTIONIST from the campus manager CONSULTANT ADMINISTRATOR I would like to extend a warm welcome to you from the Cape Town CTU campus team Our core focus is on the education of our students. We would like to create a great experience Maxwell george edward minords Carmel barker daniel roux Tapiwa for our students on an academic and social IT TECHNICIAN COMPUTER AIDED GRAPHIC DESIGN SOFTWARE Muswerakuenda DRAUGHTING & FACILITATOR FOUNDATION TOURISM FACILITATOR level for the duration of their studies at CTU DESIGN FACILITATOR FACILITATOR Cape Town. My colleagues and I are looking forward to welcoming you at the CTU Cape Town Campus. Yours sincerely, Emmarentia Booysen lungi CARETAKER 4 cape town campus 5 tips & t0-do’s cheap eats Student discounts, rest & recreation specials & free wifi * * Narona Pizzeria Rush Indoor Trampoline Park Tel: 066 443 4321 TRUTH COFFEE Tel: 021 683 3841 136 Buitenkant Street, Gardens Stadium on Main Building, on the Not only does this steampunk-styled same floor as CTU Cape Town Campus Eastern Food Bazaar java haven “roast coffee properly”, Tel: 021 461 2458 but it also gives customers one hour Virgin Active Claremont 96 Longmarket Str, Cape Town of free Wi-Fi. Tel: 021 200 0440. Tel: 021 684 3800 Bar-B-Que Steakhouse Restaurant 36 Buitenkant Street MontClare Place, cnr Main Rd & Campground Rd Tel: 021 939 6328 TABLE MOUNTAIN CABLE WAY 331 Voortrekker Road, Parow The Table Mountain Cable way Wi- Cavendish Square Le Flatteur fi Lounge offers FREE Wi-Fi! Use the Mall across from CTU with over 180 cable way for FREE on your birthday! shops to choose from Tel: 021 4393174 Corner Regent Road and Church iStore * CityROCK Street, Sea Point Apple offers a 3% discount to students Indoor Rock Climbing Burger Fair Cape Union Mart Tel: 021 447 1326 9 Milner Road, Paarden Eiland Tel: 021 948 3434 5% student discount at all CT branches 41 Strand Road, Bellville Visit www.capetown.travel for more fun things to do in and around Cape Town 6 tips & t0-do’s 10 Things to do in cape town for R100 or less 1. Kirstenbosch National Botanical 3. Rondevlei Nature Reserve full moon, professional and social tracing back as far as 1654. R12 for adults and R5 for kids cyclists take to Green Point Circle for Gardens You’ll also find great local talent at the Home to over 20 other different moonlight bicycle rides. R60 for adults and R10 for kids amphitheatre, so be sure to check out mammalian species, the Rondevlei Reputed to be one of the most This is possibly the best way of cycling some free entertainment. Nature Reserve forms a network of beautiful gardens in the world, safely, in a group, under a full moon. the Kirstenbosch Gardens forms a footpaths and viewing towers to enjoy Be sure to stop by the V&A Food sanctuary of shaded streams, green the serene sounds of nature. 6. Silvermine Nature Reserve Market for a scoop or two of the R40 per adult and R20 per child handmade peanut butter ice-cream. lawns and bursts of floral colour. Let Don’t forget to pack a scrumptious Experience the best of nature your inner wood nymph out in this picnic basket for the family or a 9. Scratch patch little sanctuary. Take a walk along a conservation and take a hike through romantic day for two. Starting at R17 per bag walkway amongst the treetops or the mountainous trails and rock Did you know that half of the world’s come with a picnic basket and find a 4. First Thursdays climbing routes of the Silvermine gemstones can be found in Southern shady spot underneath a tree. Free Nature Reserve. Popular for bird- Africa? Find your diamond in the Showcasing the wealth of talent that watching and mountain biking, 2. The Company Gardens rough from stones that cover the the Mother City has to offer, the first you can also explore a number of floor. Free Thursday of every month hosts a free sandstone cave systems. Home to the most cultivated pear cultural experience where many of 10.
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