CUT awarded 40 BTech degrees to Maccauvlei graduates.  The achievement of graduates from this projects is a direct outflow of the successful partnership between Maccauvlei Learning Academy project (MLA) and CUT which dates back to 2012.  

A first intake of 89 Maccauvlei students registered for BTech Human Resources Management at the university.  The group underwent all admission requirements including recognition of prior learning (RPL) assessment to ensure that they qualified for the NQF level 7. To date, 162 students have graduated and some are currently pursuing their Masters degrees. The fifth Maccauvlei group has already started on Monday (16 March) and will be graduating in March 2016. 

The fourth group of Maccauvlei graduates:  their special moments were shared with colleagues and fellow students, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Academic and Research, Prof. Henk de Jager (centre); CEO for Maccauvlei Learning Academy, Mr Jan Hollenbach (left); Dean of Faculty: Management Sciences, Prof. Albert Strydom (right); Prof. Tshedi Naong, Head of the Department: Business Management (back row-left); and Prof. Crispen Chipunza, Associate Professor: Human Resources Management (back row-centre).