Mr Sekoele Ramajoe

Sekoele Ramajoe has been in the higher education sector for more than 4 years as an International student, Students mentor, Part-time Lecturer in the Faculty of Management Sciences, and a staff member of the Centre for Global Engagement(CGE) at the Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT).

He is currently the coordinator for the Internationalisation at Home (I@H) projects in the CGE and is responsible for projects that help mobile and non-mobile students to enhance their international and intercultural competencies, enhance global student attributes, and ensure that the entire CUT community benefits from the growing internationalisation of CUT. He is also responsible for the content management system of EU projects at CUT, i.e. YEBO and Eurydice.

Mr Ramajoe is an alumnus of the Baden Wurttemberg-Stipendium Scholarship and studied International Business at Aalen University of Applied Sciences, Germany as an exchange student. He has held numerous leadership positions as a student, such as chairperson of SABPP (South African Board for People Practices) a student chapter at CUT, and the Enactus CUT President and Projects Manager. His outstanding leadership skills has earned him to be recognised as Enactus CUT 2016 & 2017 student leader of the year. He was also a Welfare Officer and Chairperson of the International Students Association (ISA) at CUT which is a student organisation that merges and connects diverse cultures through social events, support and representation in order to improve international students’ experience at CUT and in the Free State.

He holds a BTech in Human Resource Management and currently busy with Master in Human Resource Management at CUT, focusing on the impact of Human Resource Management practices on psychological capital and employee turnover intentions in graded accommodation establishments in Free State province.

 His research interest focuses also on Internationalisation at home and intercultural exchanges. He is a global citizen with a competitive spirit and a desire to contribute to the United Nations sustainable development goals. He is also a technology enthusiast active in the webinars organised by the International Education Association of South Africa (IEASA). He has a keen interest in global networks like the Erasmus +, NAFSA (Association of International Educators) and European Association for International Education (EAIE).

  • Mr Sekoele Ramajoe
  • Tel: +27(0) 51 507 3798
  • sramajoe@cut.ac.za