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Roodepoort 2020/2021 campus guide ROODEPOORT 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 roodepoort 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- student life 7 technical skills. Soft skills such as face class activities in a planned manner. You’ve finished school, you are a career emotional intelligence, collaboration and The method ensures that the student self- success stories 8 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? as organisations become more global and the learning methods and materials accommodation 9 diverse. When considering how to acquire the available that best fit their characteristics lockdown hybrid training 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. chosen career, there are several things case of adapt or fall by the wayside. The IT financial assistance info 10 that should guide your decision. landscape is evolving rapidly, the advent These are unprecedented times and of Industry 4.0, the Internet of things, general information 11 Skills that matter this pandemic is changing everything. artificial intelligence and the technologies It creates opportunities to stand out If you look at the top jobs, various careers the ctu journey 12 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 and above a career in IT, there are very GENERAL INFORMATION 13 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 technology can be used as a business are making the right decision that takes national footprint 23 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 roodepoort campus Roodepoort was able to continue with classes through virtual/online training, CTU Roodepoort creates the ensuring our students continue their opportunity for students of diverse education. Although our campuses cultures and backgrounds to come were closed for contact, we continued together and share a common love with business online! and interest for a career in the 4th Roodepoort and Surroundings Industrial Revolution era. We offer students a learning environment Roodepoort is a city in Johannesburg, where they can achieve their full Gauteng, South Africa. Formerly potential and rise above the norm. an independent municipality, CTU Roodepoort works closely with Roodepoort became part of the students to ensure that each student Johannesburg municipality in the feels accepted and supported during late 1990s, along with Randburg their studies throughout the year. and Sandton. Johannesburg’s Come and experience student life most famous botanical garden, at CTU Roodepoort. we host various Witwatersrand National Botanical campus activities during the year, Gardens (now renamed Walter Sisulu such as gaming weekends and fun National Botanical Garden), is located open days to name a few. Kick start in Roodepoort. your future at CTU Roodepoort. The Roodepoort region is one of CTU Roodepoort’s location is the most attractive residential areas easy to get to from Krugersdorp, in Johannesburg, offering charming Roodepoort, Florida, Randfontein and suburbs amid rolling hills, with superb Johannesburg areas. Students don’t views of the city to the east, and the just have an academic experience, Magaliesburg to the west. There are camPus & area history they have a real life, real work situation plenty of open spaces, golf courses experience. and entertainment areas, as well as what many consider the city’s finest During the COVID-19 national park, the Walther Sisulu Botanical lockdown in South Africa, CTU Gardens. 3 campus staff ALTA WEEKS CHRISTO KLEINHANS KAREN MACKAY NADIA BLIGNAUT DANIELLE SEBASTIAN CAMPUS MANAGER ACADEMIC PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR SENIOR STUDENT STUDENT ADVISOR welcome note ADVISOR from the campus manager At CTU, we provide an exciting educational opportunity for students from all backgrounds and locations. With the rapidly evolving world around us, ALETTA MKAFULO BOITUMELO SIMELANE MUHAMMED RASHAD GORDON STEFAN JOUBERT mpho ndlovu we design and deliver quality programmes TEST CENTRE RECEPTIONIST IT TECHNICIAN SALES CONSULTANT SALES CONSULTANT that would enhance industry-specific ADMINISTRATOR expertise and encourage your personal education and transformation. Our dedicated staff are committed to facilitate an exciting educational learning environment that combines a creative and innovative experience on campus. Above all, our wish for you is to enjoy the campus experience PRUDENCE TSHAWE LYDIA MASILELA MARLAN NEFDT SCHALK ALBERTS MARELI LUUS and classroom challenges while building CARETAKER CARETAKER CAD HOP & CAD WEB HOP & WEB GRAPHIC DESIGN FACILITATOR FACILITATOR FACILITATOR friendships of a lifetime and nurturing a community that will always be there for you as you emerge and evolve to be a global professional, leader and citizen. Be the next success story and join CTU Roodepoort today! UZAIR MAHOMED TYRONE KRUGER JEROME OBERHOLZER DELPHINE BESSEM MICHAEL MBATHA Yours sincerely, IT FACILITATOR PROGRAMMING CAD1 & PROJECT ICB FACILITATOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT 4 FOUNDATION MANAGEMENT FACILITATOR alta weeks FACILITATOR FACILITATOR ROODEPOORT campus 5 tips & t0-do’s Restaurants rest & recreation * * * Pizza Del Forno * action sports hillfox * GOG Lifestyle Park Tel: 011 766 1273 Tel: 011 475 1526 Tours; Jogging trail; Off Road Trail; The Village Horizon Centre, 1000 Hendrik Potgieter Rd, Outdoor Movies; Obstacle course Ontdekkers Road, Horizon View Weltevredenpark Tel: 072 394 7437 RocoMamas Gilroy Breweries Plot 126, Nietgedacht 535-Jq, 1747 Tel: 011 568 4753 Friday Afternoon sundowners and Red Carpet Movies The Village Horizon Centre, live music from The Gilroy Blues Tel: 011 766 3941 Ontdekkers Road, Horizon View Band – Blues, Rock, and Jazz to The Village Horizon Centre, * Nandos titillate the ears from 15:00 to Ontdekkers Road, Horizon View 17:00. Live Music. Tel: 011 766 1340 Tel: 011 796 3020 Roodepoort Athletics Stadium The Village Horizon Centre, M34 Shady Lane, Muldersdrift Tel: 011 958 1811 Ontdekkers Road, Horizon View Download the Varsity Vibe App! Get No internet at home? Have to wait for your instant access to student deals & lift home after class? Walk across the parking discounts around SA lot to the Horizon View Library for free Wi-Fi! 6 tips & t0-do’s Student life FUN DAY CTU Roodepoort creates the opportunity for students of diverse cultures and backgrounds to come together and share their common interests. Field Trips We encourage all faculties to do field trips as these can greatly enrich our students’ educational experience and establish strong connections in the real-world scenarios. csc Challenge We regularly give our CSC teams challenges. These push their boundaries, teach them to be creative, work together and at the same time be in healthy competition with the other campuses. follow ctu Sports Day ROODEPOORT CTU host an annual Sports Day where all central on facebook campuses are invited to compete against each other. This is a very exciting day for all students, as they can enjoy the day outside and have fun with their friends. Campus Activities
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