1 February 2021

COVID-19 Communication 24 – Return of Students Under Lockdown Level 1 Dear Students and Parents Following the move to level 1 of the national lockdown, Belgium Campus iTversity is permitted to invite 100% of students back to campus. This must be done in adherence with social distancing protocols and venue capacity rules. We are pleased to inform you that we are able to safely accommodate all our Port Elizabeth students back on campus under the current lockdown level.  With the above in mind, all Port Elizabeth students are required to return to campus from 15 March 2021 to resume face-to-face classes. NB: Should the country move to a stricter lockdown level, we will adapt our approach to ensure that we are in adherence with the rules and regulations provided by the DHET and the government. Campus Rules and Regulations All returning students must do so in accordance with government regulations and under strict health and safety protocols. These include: Staying at home and attending classes online if experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms (most commonly fever, dry cough, tiredness and/or loss of taste or smell). Completing daily COVID-19 pre-screening using the Belgium Campus pre-screening app (available on Google Play Store, Apple AppStore and Huawei AppGallery) and on-campus screening at the designated screening zone. Please ensure that you answer all pre-screening questions truthfully and that you follow the instructions given on the app. Carrying your student card at all times. Student cards will be used for contact tracing purposes and no student will be allowed on campus without one. Wearing an appropriate mask (covering mouth and nose) at all times. Adhering to physical and social distancing rules. This means keeping a distance of at least 1.5 meters, preferably 2 meters, between yourself and those around you. Following basic hygiene practices. This includes properly washing or sanitising your hands regularly. Adhering to venue capacity rules. Informing the appointed COVID-19 compliance officer ASAP if you have, or suspect that you have, been in contact with someone who has COVID-19. Mandatory COVID-19 Training In addition to the above, all returning students are required to complete COVID-19 health and safety training and pass a test on the material covered before returning to campus. The training material and test, along with additional COVID-19 information and resources, can be found on the official Belgium Campus Teams under the COVID-19 Training Material tab: https://bit.ly/35I33p7 NB: Students who completed COVID-19 health and safety training last year are required to redo the training and retake the test in order to return to campus this year. Additional COVID-19 Information and Resources All students are encouraged to make use of the COVID-19 Resource Portal on our website, as well as the official South African government’s Covid-19 WhatsApp number: 060 012 3456, to stay up to date with the latest COVID-19 information. All our official COVID-19 communications can also be found on our COVID-19 Resource Portal where they are accessible to all students and parents. Maths Bridging Course As previously communicated, our Maths Bridging Course will take place online via Microsoft Teams from 8 March to 1 April 2021, as scheduled. We have made a limited number of face-to-face spots available for students who do not have the necessary infrastructure to attend the course online. If you haven’t already done so, you can register for the course by visiting the applicant portal and checking the applicable checkbox on your application form. A separate email will be sent to all students registered for the bridging course detailing how to attend on the day. The wellbeing of our students and staff remains our highest priority and we are committed to ensuring that the 2021 academic year can continue as scheduled. We thank you for your understanding and support in keeping our campuses safe and operational. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require further information/clarification. You can send us an email at [email protected] or give us a call on 010 593 5368. Kind regards, Belgium Campus iTversity management

COVID-19 Communication 24 – Return of Students Under Lockdown Level 1 Dear Students and Parents Following the move to level 1 of the national lockdown, Belgium Campus iTversity is permitted to invite 100% of students back to campus. However, in accordance with social distancing protocols and venue capacity rules, our institution can only safely welcome 50% of students back to our campuses. With the above in mind, we invite you to indicate whether you would like to return to campus from 15 March 2021 to resume face-to-face classes. Please note that due to class scheduling and planning constraints the decision you make will be final and will only be subject to change under extremely special circumstances. To indicate your choice, please visit the following link and complete the short survey: Take The Survey NB: Make sure to submit your choice by 8 March 2021. In the event that over 50% of students indicate that they would like to return to campus under lockdown level 1, the students invited to return will be done so based on a needs assessment.  Preference will be given to students who have been identified as at risk and students without the necessary infrastructure to attend online classes from home. All students will receive an email by Thursday 11 March indicating whether they can/must return to campus or whether they need to continue with online classes from home. Should the country move to a stricter lockdown level, we will adapt our approach to ensure that we are in adherence with the rules and regulations provided by the DHET and the government. Campus Rules and Regulations All students who choose to return to campus will do so in accordance with government regulations and under strict health and safety protocols. These include: Staying at home and attending classes online if experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms (most commonly fever, dry cough, tiredness and/or loss of taste or smell). Completing daily COVID-19 pre-screening using the Belgium Campus pre-screening app (available on Google Play Store, Apple AppStore and Huawei AppGallery) and on-campus screening at the designated screening zone. Please ensure that you answer all pre-screening questions truthfully and that you follow the instructions given on the app. Carrying your student card at all times. Student cards will be used for contact tracing purposes and no student will be allowed on campus without one. Wearing an appropriate mask (covering mouth and nose) at all times. Adhering to physical and social distancing rules. This means keeping a distance of at least 1.5 meters, preferably 2 meters, between yourself and those around you. Following basic hygiene practices. This includes properly washing or sanitising your hands regularly. Adhering to venue capacity rules. Informing the appointed COVID-19 compliance officer ASAP if you have, or suspect that you have, been in contact with someone who has COVID-19. Mandatory COVID-19 Training In addition to the above, all students who wish to return to campus must first complete COVID-19 health and safety training and pass a test on the material covered. The training material and test, along with additional COVID-19 information and resources, can be found on the official Belgium Campus Teams under the COVID-19 Training Material tab: https://bit.ly/35I33p7 NB: Students who completed COVID-19 health and safety training last year are required to redo the training and retake the test in order to return to campus this year. Additional COVID-19 Information and Resources All students are encouraged to make use of the COVID-19 Resource Portal on our website, as well as the official South African government’s Covid-19 WhatsApp number: 060 012 3456, to stay up to date with the latest COVID-19 information. All our official COVID-19 communications can also be found on our COVID-19 Resource Portal where they are accessible to all students and parents.   Maths Bridging Course As previously communicated, our Maths Bridging Course will take place online via Microsoft Teams from 8 March to 1 April 2021, as scheduled. We have made a limited number of face-to-face spots available for students who do not have the necessary infrastructure to attend the course online. If you haven’t already done so, you can register for the course by visiting the applicant portal and checking the applicable checkbox on your application form. A separate email will be sent to all students registered for the bridging course detailing how to attend on the day. The wellbeing of our students and staff remains our highest priority and we are committed to ensuring that the 2021 academic year can continue as scheduled. We thank you for your understanding and support in keeping our campuses safe and operational. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require further information/clarification. You can send us an email at [email protected] or give us a call on 010 593 5368. Kind regards, Belgium Campus iTversity management