The Centre for Innovation in Learning and Teaching (CILT) works in collaboration with various stakeholders, namely faculties, students, management, and external partners to create an environment that fosters and offers opportunities for staff development and students experience enhanced.
The Centre has the following units focusing on academic staff development and student development, namely:
- the unit for Curriculum and Academic Staff Development (CASD)
- eLearning and Educational Technology (eLET),
- Student Academic Development and Support (SADS) - SADS hosts the Disability Unit and the Writing Centre.
CILT Goals
- Improve student success by enhancing academic staff’s capacity in teaching and learning through continuous professional development.
- Ensure development of new innovative academic programmes and transformation of existing programmes that are responsive to various contexts as well as students’ needs.
- Support and enhance the student learning experience by creating an enabling learning environment.
- Create a technology enabled learning and teaching environment.
- Empower lecturers and students to effectively utilise online and educational technology
- Improve the quality of teaching and learning through data driven research and the scholarship of teaching and learning.
- Coordinate and manage the external grants and related projects for academic development and support.
Our vision
CILT aspires be a leading Teaching and Learning Centre directed by innovative and research driven practices in teaching and learning for student success.
Our motto
Engaged and committed to quality learning and teaching practices.
Our mission
To promote a learner-centred approach as a philosophy that must underpin all teaching and learning, as well as practices aimed at moulding a CUT graduate as outlined in the CUT Teaching and Learning Plan (2021 – 2025). To achieve this, the university should continuously nurture an environment that places students at the centre of learning. CILT is committed to develop lecturers as university teachers and promotes the development of an enabling environment as mechanisms to support the adopted teaching and learning philosophy.
Values
Ubuntu adopted as a CUT core value underpins activities within CILT.
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Dire Claudia
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Tel: +27 (0)51 507 3463
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cdire@cut.ac.za
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Malebo Ntsoaki
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Tel: +27 (0)51 507 3245
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nmalebo@cut.ac.za
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Student Academic Development and Support (SADS)
Writing Centre
Disability Unit (DU)
e-Learning and Educational Technology (eLET)
Special Projects (Teaching and Learning)
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)
Annual Report 2018
Annual Report 2017
Annual Report 2016
Annual Report 2015
Annual Report 2014

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