The journey towards a fulfilling career begins with understanding the world of work and education. This is why the Central University of Technology (CUT), in collaboration with the National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa (NEMISA), is offering a transformative Career Guidance Workshop for Grade 10–11 learners.
The workshop aims to help students explore career options, build essential skills, and connect with professionals in an interactive setting that mirrors the university experience.
Workshop Details:
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Dates: 30th June – 4th July 2025
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Venue: Sanlam Auditorium, Bloemfontein Campus, CUT
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Registration Deadline: 25th June 2025 (Limited space available)
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Dress Code: School Uniform is compulsory
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Target Audience: Grade 10–11 learners
What to Expect at the Workshop?
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Hands-On Experience in State-of-the-Art Computer Labs
One of the key highlights of the workshop is the opportunity for students to gain first-hand experience in CUT’s modern computer labs. With technology becoming an integral part of almost every career, this exposure will offer students valuable insights into the tools and skills they can expect to use in the future. -
Exposure to Real University Environment
The workshop allows learners to step into a real university setting, providing a glimpse into academic life. Students will have the chance to see what a typical day at university looks like, how lectures are conducted, and what is expected of university students. -
Direct Interaction with CUT Academics and Professionals
Students will engage with highly experienced academics and industry professionals. This direct interaction will allow them to ask questions, seek guidance, and learn about various academic disciplines. It’s a fantastic opportunity to build valuable relationships with those who can help shape their future. -
Insight into FEBIT Academic Programmes
One of the central themes of the workshop is to give students a deeper understanding of the various study programmes offered within the Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment, and Information Technology (FEBIT) at CUT. Whether students are interested in engineering, computer science, or information technology, this workshop will give them a better idea of which path might be best suited for their skills and interests. -
Guided Visit to the Centre for Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing (CRPM)
As part of the workshop, students will be taken on a guided tour of the Centre for Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing (CRPM) at CUT. This facility offers a unique hands-on learning experience that introduces students to advanced manufacturing and prototyping processes. It’s an excellent opportunity for students interested in technology and engineering fields to see real-world applications of what they learn in the classroom.
Why Should You Attend?
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Prepare for the Future: This workshop will help you gain clarity on potential career paths. It’s designed to guide Grade 10 and 11 learners towards making informed decisions about their future academic and career choices.
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A Competitive Advantage: By attending this workshop, students will have a head start in understanding university life, the programs offered at CUT, and how technology and innovation are shaping future careers. This is especially important as today’s job market is highly competitive and rapidly evolving.
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Get Inspired: Meeting and interacting with professionals who are passionate about their work can be incredibly inspiring. Students will leave the workshop feeling more motivated and confident about their potential career paths.
How to Register
Space for the Career Guidance Workshop is limited, and registration will close on 25th June 2025, so interested learners are encouraged to register early. Students can register by scanning the QR code on the flyer (above) or by contacting Mr. T. Dintwe at tdintwe@cut.ac.za or 051 507 3274 for further assistance.
Key Takeaways
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First-hand experience in university-style computer labs
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Direct exposure to CUT’s academic environment
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Insight into various FEBIT study programs
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A guided visit to the Centre for Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing (CRPM)
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Opportunity to interact with professionals and academics
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Together, Shaping Future-Ready Learners
This collaboration between CUT and NEMISA is an exciting step towards helping students in Grade 10 and 11 make informed decisions about their futures. The event promises to be an enriching and insightful experience for those who attend, offering not only career guidance but also a real taste of university life. By participating in this workshop, students can gain the clarity and confidence they need to navigate the exciting world of education and career opportunities.
Register Now and make the first step toward a bright future. Let’s build a generation of learners who are ready for the challenges and opportunities ahead.