Dear Students,

This email serves to remind you of the additional opportunities for assistance Belgium Campus iTversity has made available for all students.

Consultation Sessions

Since the beginning of October, Belgium Campus iTversity has been offering consultation sessions to all students. The sessions give students an opportunity to meet with their lecturers on a one-to-one basis or in small groups, to actively engage with the course material and get assistance with any subjects they may be struggling with. The sessions also provide an opportunity for students to thoroughly prepare for their upcoming exams.

How to Book a Session

Consultation sessions can be attended online or face-to-face on campus. They take place on Fridays from 10h00 – 12h00 or 15h00 – 17h00, strictly on an appointment basis. Students who wish to make an appointment can do so by sending an email to their lecturer. Please note that all students who wish to attend sessions on campus will be required to undergo the necessary screening procedures and adhere to all COVID-19 health and safety rules and regulations.

NB: Once a session has been scheduled, it is compulsory for the student to attend. Should something come up preventing this, the student is required to email their lecturer, at least one day before the date of their session, to cancel or reschedule.

Student Tutors

In addition to the above, Belgium Campus iTversity’s online student tutors can also be contacted for assistance. For help getting in touch with a student tutor, you can contact any member of the SRC or one of our student counsellors at the following email addresses:

Alisha Narine: Narine.a@belgiumcampus.ac.za
Zwonaka Netshikwati: netshikwati.z@belgiumcampus.ac.za

Belgium Campus iTversity remains committed to ensuring that no student is left behind. We will continue to do everything in our power to make sure that each student is given a fair opportunity to successfully complete the academic year. We strongly encourage all students to take advantage of the above opportunities.

Kind regards,

The Belgium Campus iTversity team