Bursaries for deserving students
COMMITMENT: CPUT Chancellor Dr Trevor Manuel, has committed himself to work with the Mitchells Plain community to provide financial support to deserving learners
The Faculty of Business is helping learners from disadvantaged communities achieve their dream of acquiring education by donating to community-based organisations set up for this purpose.
Students raise funds for orphanage
PUBLIC GOOD: Industrial Engineering student Simamkele Mpahla is leading a team of students to raise funds for a children’s home in Mfuleni
A CPUT Industrial Engineering student is demonstrating his leadership qualities and strong commitment to community upliftment by raising donations for an orphanage for abandoned and HIV-infected children.
Students donate to children’s hospital
DONATION: Office Management and Technology students hand-over a cheque to the value of R55 600, to Ronnis Daniels form the Red Cross Children’s Hospital Trust
First-year Office Management and Technology students overdid themselves this year by donating R55 600 to the Red Cross Children’s Hospital Trust (RCCHT).
Tourism students’ outreach
GIFT: A student hands over a gift to Terry Galeni, supervisor at Fikelela Orphanage
Third- year students in the Tourism Department took time out of their studies to bring and serve lunch to children at Fikelela Orphanage in Mandela Park, Khayelitsha.
Reaching out
ELVES: The group of first year Industrial Design students that took part in the Santa Shoebox Project.
A group of first year Industrial Design students reached out to those less fortunate recently when they took part in the Santa Shoebox Project.
CPUT donates to the homeless
DONATION: Staff members of the Faculty of Business hand over boxes of food and clothing to representatives from The Haven Night Shelter.
The Faculty of Business donated ten boxes of food and clothing to The Haven Night Shelter for homeless adults.
Interactive school visit
PLANTS MAESTRO: Timothy Jasson from the Horticulture Department explains seed germination to learners from Sun Valley Primary School
Learners from Sun Valley Primary School were shown the fun side of science through a number of interactive exercises during a recent visit to the Bellville campus.
