RESIDENCE LIFE
1.
Application for residence
accommodation
Only
students who have been accepted academically by
the CUT and who have received written
confirmation of such acceptance from the CUT
may apply for accommodation on the attached
application form.
A copy
of the
bank deposit slip /
University receipt as proof of payment
of the application fee must accompany the
application form, otherwise the application
will not be processed or considered.
Please keep a certified copy of your deposit
slip in a safe place.
The
date of payment appearing on the deposit slip
is presumed to be the date of signing of the
application form, and placements will be made
strictly according to this date.
If no
accommodation is available, students will be
placed in residences in accordance with a
waiting list. It is the responsibility of
the students to keep constantly in contact with
the Residence Administration for space by
dialing (051) 507 3158 during working
hours.
2.
General student housing information
Residence
accommodation offers every student the
opportunity to become readily involved in all
activities offered by the CUT such as social
and sporting activities, life-skills and peer
tutoring programmes. It is also an
enriching experience to function in a group
doing activities that are unique to each
residence.
3.
Information on individual
residences
Residences
have full-time Residence Managers who manage
the facilities and are supported by a Warden
and Sub-wardens.
NB:
If you experience
any problems with residence telephone numbers, call
(051) 507-3911.
Ladies
*
Huis
Technikon
(051)
507-3175
Private Bag X20539
Central University of
Technology
Bloemfontein
9300
*
Welgemoed
(051)
507-3171
Private Bag X20539
Central University of Technology
Bloemfontein
9300
*
Mannheim
Ladies
(051) 507-3161
Private Bag X20539
Central University of Technology
Bloemfontein
9300
Mannheim
is situated on
the corner of King Edward road and Ella streets,
within walking distance of the CUT
campus.
Men
*
Eendrag
(051)
507-3170
Private Bag X20539
Central University of Technology
Bloemfontein
9300
*
Loggies
(051) 507-3247
Private Bag X20539
Central University of Technology
Bloemfontein
9300
Loggies is situated on the corner of Goddard
and Saltzman Streets, within walking distance
of the CUT campus.
*
Mannheim
Men
(051) 507-3594
Private Bag X20539
Central University of Technology
Bloemfontein
9300
Mannheim
is situated on
the corner of King Edward road and Ella streets,
within walking distance of the CUT
campus.
Food:
Food is
available in the cafeteria in the Student
Centre. Students are also allowed to
prepare food in the residences.
Rooms
are equipped with:
·
Bed and
mattress;
·
Cupboard;
·
Desk and
chair;
·
Wastepaper
bin;
·
Curtains;
·
Computer points
in on campus residences (Welgemoed, Huis Technikon
and Eendrag)
Also
available in residence:
·
TV's;
·
Laundromat;
·
Telephones;
·
Learning and
Living areas.
Items
required:
·
Toilet
requirements: towels, toiletries.
·
Cleaning and
washing agents: Handy Andy, soap powder for
automatic washing machines, fabric softener,
clothes-pegs, laundry bag, bucket
(plastic).
·
Crockery:
Coffee-mug, glass (students who belong to
organisations that attend camps as part of their
programme must bring sleeping bags, cutlery and
crockery).
·
Groceries:
Coffee, tea, milk powder, sugar, soft
drinks.
·
Bedding: Duvet or
bedspread, extra blanket in winter, pillow, sheets
and pillowcases.
·
General: Portable
radio, alarm clock, iron, electrical extension cord,
double-adapter plug, bedside lamp.
NB:
·
Students are
responsible for the washing and ironing of their own
laundry and/or linen.
·
No refrigerators
and/or freezers may be kept without
permission.
·
No kettles are
allowed. Boiling water is
available.
·
Students are
responsible for their own medication for injuries
and illnesses, such as allergies, colds and flu,
etc.
·
Students may be
in possession of cars. Parking is at the
student’s own risk.
·
Pot, pan, cutlery
and crockery.
·
Soap for dishes
and dishcloths.
·
Handy Andy for
cleaning of stove and work surfaces.
3.
Boarding fees
The
boarding fees payable by students annually or
per semester covers only their accommodation
for the duration of the academic
quarter.
4.
Services
To
maximize the housing system's educational value
as well as to unite student life and learning,
the residence leadership strives to:
·
Encourage
first-year students to participate in the existing
academic support programmes for identified risk
subjects, offered by the Centre of
Counselling;
·
Establish
smaller study groups in the residences emanating
from above, in co-operation with the Centre of
Counselling;
·
Involve
academic and support staff regularly in student
programmes in residences;
·
Instill
responsibility towards the community through
community services.
Assistant
Director: Residence Life
Ms
Marie Greyling
Tel.
(051) 507-3149
(051) 507-3158