Senior students volunteer to be role models to 1st years
Senior students from the Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences at Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) recently hosted a Peer Mentoring Programme team-building, during which first-year students and their mentors engaged in various activities.
The new initiative was introduced by the faculty and is led by third and fourth-year students who have dedicated their time assisting the first-year faculty student group and offering them academic, emotional and social support during tumultuous study years ahead of them.
“With firm guidance, these students have successfully pioneered the mentoring programme, creating an environment where students can get to know and support each other through various engagement activities,” remarked Ninette Aucamp, Student Mentorship Coordinator.
She said that the project was a huge success given how the peer mentors jumped at the opportunity and put their hearts and minds to it. Event activities that the students engaged in included amongst others; talent competitions, fun games, social and team-building tasks, as well as sporting activities.
Communique to the CUT Community: Passing of Prof. Rocky Ralebipi-Simela
CUT NewsDear CUT CommunityIt is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of Professor Rocky Ralebipi-Simela,...
The Central University of Technology welcomes newly appointed Senior Director of Estates and Infrastructure
CUT News Support Services“It gives me great pleasure to congratulate Mr Nathi Ndawo on his appointment as Senior Director: Estates...
The CUT Chair of Council pays tribute to Archbishop Desmond Tutu
CUT News LeadershipThe Chairperson of the Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) Council, Cllr Matthew Rantso,...
