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INFORMATION GUIDE 2018
Post-basic qualifications presented by the School of Nursing
Science and delivered through the Unit for Open Distance
Learning
Potchefstroom Campus
NWU-HSINFO8.1
2018 Student Information Guide (Health Sciences) i
Table of Contents PART 1: WELCOME, COMMUNICATION CHANNELS, CONTACTS ...................................... 4 1.1 Word of Welcome by the Director, School of Nursing Science ............................................. 4 1.2 A Word of welcome by the Chief Director: Student Academic Life Cycle Administration and Unit for Open Distance Learning......................................................................................................................... 4 1.3 Inquiries and channels of communication and contacts ........................................................ 5 1.3.1 List of typical inquiries............................................................................................................ 5 1.4 Administrative and logistics contacts ..................................................................................... 5 1.5 Academic staff: School of Nursing Science and associated Schools.................................... 7 1.6 Language ............................................................................................................................... 9 1.7 Introduction to Open Distance Learning (ODL) ..................................................................... 9 PART 2: CURRICULUM OVERVIEW ........................................................................................ 9 2 Important NWU documents ................................................................................... 9 2.1 Academic rules: ..................................................................................................................... 9 2.2 Undergraduate yearbook: ...................................................................................................... 9 2.3 Postgraduate yearbook:......................................................................................................... 9 2.4 Advanced University Diploma in Health Science: Community Nursing (G511T) .................. 9 2.5 Advanced University Diploma in Health Science: Health Science Education (G512T)....... 10 2.6 Advanced University Diploma in Health Science: Health Service Management (G513T) .. 10 2.7 Advanced University Diploma in Health Science: Clinical Nursing Science, Health Assessment, Treatment and Care (G515T) .................................................................................................................... 10 2.8 BCur (Ed et Adm)-degree (G318T) (Only for pipeline students, last intake was July 2015) 11 2.9 Study duration...................................................................................................................... 11 2.10 Practica marks ..................................................................................................................... 12 2.11 Module exemption and credits (5-year rule) ........................................................................ 12 PART 3: ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION ........................................................................... 13 3.1 .............................................................................................................................................................. 13 The administrative cycle and logistical services........................................................................................ 13 3.2 Important Notice on Text books:.......................................................................................... 14 3.3 Financial information............................................................................................................ 14 3.3.1 Payment options .................................................................................................................. 14 3.4 Financial assistance............................................................................................................. 15 3.5 Change of address.............................................................................................................. 16 3.6 Change of examination centres ........................................................................................... 16 3.7 Process upon cancellation of study ..................................................................................... 16 3.7.1 Fees payable upon cancellation of studies.......................................................................... 16 3.7.2 Continued liability of payable fees upon expulsion of studies ............................................. 16 PART 4: ACADEMIC INFORMATION.................................................................................. 17 4.1 Learning cycle and study process ....................................................................................... 17 4.2 Assessments (assignments, tests) and due dates .............................................................. 17 4.3 Plagiarism 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4.4 Study help ............................................................................................................................ 19
4.5 Use of cell phones ............................................................................................................... 20
PART 5: LEARNER SUPPORT CENTRES, PARTICIPATION MARK, TIME TABLES AND
DUE DATES...........................................................................................................21
5. 1 Learner support centres....................................................................................................... 21
5.2 Participation mark ................................................................................................................ 21
5.3 Study schedule for 2018: Advanced University Diplomas in Health Sciences, ................... 27
PART 6: EFUNDI, FACEBOOK, DROPBOX ........................................................................... 33
What do I need to be able to use eFundi? ................................................................................................ 33
Can I access eFundi on my smart phone? ................................................................................................ 33
How to access eFundi? ............................................................................................................................. 34
Login to eFundi: ......................................................................................................................................... 34
Locate your module site............................................................................................................................. 35
Help………………………… ....................................................................................................................... 35
Need more help? ....................................................................................................................................... 35
PART 7: EXAMINATIONS AND MARKS ................................................................................ 36
7.6 Third examination opportunities........................................................................................... 40
PART 8: GRADUATION CEREMONIES, SANC REGISTRATIONS....................................... 41
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2018 Student Information Guide (Health Sciences) iiiPART 1: WELCOME, COMMUNICATION CHANNELS,
CONTACTS
1.1 Word of Welcome by the Director, School of Nursing Science
Welcome to the School of Nursing Science, North-West University (Potchefstroom Campus). We
trust that your involvement with us will be an enriching experience, on a personal and professional
level. The post basic programmes in Nursing are offered by the School of Nursing Science and
delivered by the Unit for Open Distance Learning (UODL). We are proud of the contribution made
over the past decade to prepare professional nurses as Managers, Educators, Primary Health Care
Practitioners and Community Health Care Practitioners.
Interactive whiteboard sessions at learning support centres on dedicated Saturdays are compulsory,
as it is evident from research and student feedback that our throughput rate is amongst the highest
in the country. During these sessions the emphasis is on learning not teaching. Students are
expected to take part during these sessions as there is direct contact with the lecturer. We also
provide interactive study guides. The purpose of these guides is to provide you with answers to
many of your possible questions and give guidance with the utilisation of your prescribed literature.
Please take time to read through these guides thoroughly in order to prepare you with the
information you will need.
Mrs E Bornman
Acting Director of the School of Nursing Science
1.2 A Word of welcome by the Chief Director: Student Academic Life Cycle
Administration and Unit for Open Distance Learning
The North-West University, the second largest university in South-Africa besides UNISA, has a Unit for
Open Distance Learning that takes care of the administration and operations of more than 20 000
students. Through its UODL, access is given to students who would otherwise never have had the
opportunity to study at a university. Modern technology and Wi-Fi- are used to provide teaching and
learning for ODL students, and operational support s is delivered to students at more than 70 learning
support centres in South Africa and Namibia.
The School of Nursing in the Faculty of Health Sciences currently has more than 300 students enrolled
in different Advanced Diplomas. The School is busy developing new programmes and will soon deliver
these to students via ODL. One of the main goals of the NWU in future is to further develop its ODL
programmes from different faculties. ODL is the only way to provide access to higher education for
students in rural areas and also to working people. The NWU is committed to fulfil these goals and
subsequently afford social justice to students.
Prof EJ Spamer
Chief Director: Student Academic Life cycle Administration and the Unit for Open Distance Learning
Page 41.3 Inquiries and channels of communication and contacts
1.3.1 List of typical inquiries
UNIT FOR OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING LECTURERS
Application forms and enquiries. Academic
A support to students and
facilitators.
Registrations and study material.
Specific questions for lecturers that
Facebook, eFundi, Panopto. facilitators couldn’t answer.
Queries & Suggestions Clarification of module content.
Curriculum and module changes.
Academic
A challenges regarding academic
content and assessments.
Recognition of prior learning (RPL).
Study guide and textbook content.
Study and exam centres, time tables.
Continuation of studies.
Assignments
Call Centre: 018-285 5900, DistancePotch@nwu.ac.za
1.4 Administrative and logistics contacts
Academic Manager Ms Ruth Appolus
Facilitator Ms Lizelle Venter
Administration
Applications UODL-Applications@nwu.ac.za
Registrations Office UODL-Registrations@nwu.ac.za
Examinations Call Centre(DistancePotch@nwu.ac.za)
Marks Call Centre(DistancePotch@nwu.ac.za)
Study material and Call Centre(DistancePotch@nwu.ac.za)
courier services
Facebook, dropbox Call Centre, (DistancePotch@nwu.ac.za)
Study centres Dr Johan Redelinghys
eFundi EFUNDI-PC@nwu.ac.za
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Page 5Physical Address
North-West University
Unit for Open Distance Learning
Building B11A
Corner of Esselen and Malherbe Street
POTCHEFSTROOM
2531
Postal Address
North-West University
Unit for Open Distance Learning
Internal Box 539
Private Bag X 6001
POTCHEFSTROOM
2520
The North-West University (NWU) subscribes and complies with the Protection of Personal Information
Act 4 of 2013. The NWU can however not be held responsible for provision of personal information to a
third party when personal information is requested from the NWU through that third party on behalf of
the data subject. Information requested by third parties with an indication that it is on behalf of the data
subject, will be deemed to be legitimate and that the necessary consent from the data subject has been
provided.
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1.5 Academic staff: School of Nursing Science and associated Schools
Programme Leader: Mrs Khumo Shopo
Ms Eva Sekwena
x BSKT111 (Industrial Psychology: Occupational Health Workplace Diversity)
Dr Symen Brouwers
x BSKT221 (Industrial Psychology: Personnel Psychology)
Ms Felicity van Vrede
x BSOT221 (Industrial Sociology: Occupational Sociology)
x BSOT321 (Industrial Sociology: Labour Relations)
Ms Henriette Van Der Wal
x IOPS311 (Industrial Psychology: Organisational Psychology)
Mrs Jeannette Clase
x NSDT111 (Health Science Dynamics)
Mr Francois Watson
x NSRT121 (Health Science Research)
x NSFT121 (Financial Health Management) Ms Ruth Appolus
x NSMT311 (Health Service Management: Strategic Management) Mrs Babalwa Tau
x NSMT321 (Health Service Management: Contemporary Issues)
x VWTL311 (Philosophy of Science)
Mrs Khumo Shopo
x NSET111 (Health Science Education: Introduction)
x NSMT211 (Health Service Management: Unit/Clinic Management)
x NSMT221 (Health Service Management: Human Resource Management)
x NSMT271 (Health Service Management Practica)
Page 7Mrs Kathleen Froneman
x NSET211 (Health Science Education: Curriculum)
x NSET221 (Health Science Education: Didactics)
x NSET271 (Health Science Education: Practica)
x NSET311 (Health Science Education: Theoretical and Philosophical Education)
x NSET321 (Health Science Education: Contemporary Issues)
Mrs Jeannette Clase
x NSHT211 (Clinical Nursing Science, Health Assessment, Treatment and Care:
Child)
x NSHT221 (Clinical Nursing Science, Health Assessment, Treatment and Care:
Adult)
x NSHT271 (Clinical Nursing Science, Health Assessment, Treatment and Care:
Practica)
Prof Barry Hanyane
x OBAD112 (Public Management and Administration: Introduction)
Dr Jacques Rothmann
x NSGT111 (Sociology: Introduction A)
x NSGT121 (Sociology: Introduction B
Prof Linda Brand
x NSKT211 (Pharmacology)
Dr Annemarie Van Wyk
x NSCT211 (Community Nursing: Grounding of Community Nursing)
x NSCT221 (Community Nursing: Primary Health Care)
x NSCT271 (Community Nursing: Practica)
If you have any academic queries you are welcome to contact the lecturer via the Call Centre at 018-285 5900 or leave a message at the Call
Centre.
Page 81.6 Language
The entire programme was approved as an English medium programme. Therefore, the language
of interactive study guides, assignments, tests, examinations, videos and group discussion sessions
is English.
1.7 Introduction to Open Distance Learning (ODL)
Open Distance Learning (ODL) refers to a mode of delivery and a teaching and learning approach
focused on increased access to education and training whereby possible obstacles in terms of time,
place and learning tempo are removed. Students are able to study at their own pace, in a time suitable
for them. On-going support for students in the Open Distance Learning system is available
electronically, telephonically or through personal contact.
PART 2: CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
2 Important NWU documents
Please note that the following is only a curriculum overview. Visit the NWU’s website to access the
official academic rules and calendars as follows:
2.1 Academic rules:
http://www.nwu.ac.za/sites/www.nwu.ac.za/files/files/i-governance-management/policy/7P-
Arules2015_e_1.pdf
2.2 Undergraduate yearbook:
http://www.nwu.ac.za/sites/www.nwu.ac.za/files/files/p-academic-
administration/dokumente/Jaarboeke2017/PC_HEALTH-SCIENCES_UNDERGRAD.pdf
2.3 Postgraduate yearbook:
http://www.nwu.ac.za/sites/www.nwu.ac.za/files/files/p-academic-
administration/dokumente/Jaarboeke2017/PC_HEALTH-SCIENCES_POSTGRAD.pdf
2.4 Advanced University Diploma in Health Science: Community Nursing (G511T)
NSDT111: Health Science Dynamics and Intra- NSRT121: Health Science Research
and Interpersonal Skills
NSGT111: Sociology: Introduction A NSGT121: Sociology: Introduction B
NSCT211: Community Nursing: Grounding of NSCT221: Community Nursing: Primary Health
Community Nursing Care
NSMT211: Health Service Management: NSFT121: Financial Health Management
Unit/Clinic Management
NSCT271: Community Nursing Practica (runs over one year and consists of 320 practica hours)
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Page 92.5 Advanced University Diploma in Health Science: Health Science Education
(G512T)
NSDT111: Health Science Dynamics and Intra- NSRT121: Health Science Research
and Interpersonal Skills
NSET111: Health Science Education: NSFT121: Financial Health Management
Introduction
BSKT111: Industrial Psychology: Occupational BSKT221: Industrial Psychology: Personnel
Health and Workplace diversity Psychology
NSET211: Health Science Education: NSET221: Health Science Education: Didactics
Curriculum
NSET271: Health Science Education Practica (runs over one year and consists of 160 practica
hours)
2.6 Advanced University Diploma in Health Science: Health Service Management
(G513T)
NSDT111: Health Science Dynamics and Intra- NSRT121: Health Science Research
and Interpersonal Skills
BSKT111: Industrial Psychology: Occupational BSKT221: Industrial Psychology: Personnel
Health and Workplace diversity Psychology
OBAD112: Public Management and NSFT121: Financial Health Management
Administration: Introduction
NSMT211: Health Service Management: NSMT221: Health Service Management: Human
Unit/Clinic management Resource Management
NSMT271: Health Service management Practica (runs over one year and consists of 160 practica
hours)
2.7 Advanced University Diploma in Health Science: Clinical Nursing Science,
Health Assessment, Treatment and Care (G515T)
NSDT111: Health Science Dynamics and Intra- NSRT121: Health Science Research
and Interpersonal Skills
NSKT211: Pharmacology NSFT121: Financial Health Management
NSHT211: Clinical Nursing Science, Health NSCT221: Community Nursing: Primary Health
Assessment, Treatment and Care: Child Care
NSHT221: Clinical Nursing Science, Health
Assessment, Treatment and Care: Adult
NSHT271: Clinical Nursing Science, Health Assessment, Treatment and Care: Practica
Page 10(Adult and Child) runs over one year and consists of 960 practica hours. Time-sheets to be submitted
are at the back of the NSHT271 practica guide. NB: The course is currently being offered at
Vanderbjilpark, Elim and Vryheid with a limited number of students admitted
2.8 BCur (Ed et Adm)-degree (G318T) (Only for pipeline students, last intake was
July 2015)
FIRST YEAR
NSDT111: Health Science Dynamics and NSRT121: Health Science Research
Intra- and interpersonal Skills
NSET111: Health Science Education: NSGT121: Sociology: Introduction B
Introduction
BSKT111: Industrial Psychology: Occupational BSKT221: Industrial Psychology: Personnel
Health and Workplace diversity Psychology
OBAD112: Public Management and NSFT121: Financial Health Management
Administration
SECOND YEAR
NSMT211: Health Service Management: NSMT221: Health Service Management: Human
Unit/Clinic Management Resource Management
NSET211: Health Science Education: Curriculum NSET221: Health Science Education: Didactics
BSOT221: Industrial Sociology: Occupational
Sociology
NSET271: Health Science Education: Practica
NSMT271: Health Service Management: Practica
THIRD YEAR
NSMT311: Health Service Management: NSMT321: Health Service Management:
Strategic Management Contemporary Issues
NSET311: Health Science Education: NSET321: Health Science Education:
Theoretical and Philosophical Education Contemporary Issues
IOPS311: Industrial Psychology: Organisational BSOT321: Industrial Sociology: Labour Relations
Psychology
VWTL 311: Philosophy of Science
Note: NSMT271 and NSET271 run over a year.
2.9 Study duration
All the Advanced University Diplomas’ duration is one (1) year which can be extended to two (2) years.
The BCur (Ed et Adm)-degree runs over three (3) years but can be extended to four (4) years.
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Page 112.10 Practica marks
A mark is presented for practica modules in a numeric value (percentage %) which will be reflected on
the academic record. Practica portfolios are marked by the Lecturers at the NWU. In the event of
incomplete or substandard portfolios, the portfolio(s) might be sent back to a student to rectify, which
might influence the submission date, consequently affecting the completion date. All practica modules
are year modules, thus it is not possible to extend, unless you re-register for another year. Compulsory
practical sessions can now be attended at Potchefstroom campus one week per semester.
2.11 Module exemption and credits (5-year rule)
A student can apply in writing for module recognition. Take note that previous qualifications completed
longer than five (5) years prior to the application will not be considered. The application will only be
considered if it is accompanied by the authentic syllabi and academic record of the requested modules.
Incomplete and/or incorrect applications will not be considered
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3.1 The administrative cycle and logistical services
1 Complete and submit an application form
Prospective students can obtain application documentation from the NWU (Potchefstroom
Campus) by phoning, e-mailing or a written request to the Call Centre.
x Phone (office hours): 018-295 5900.
x E-mail: DistancePotch@nwu.ac.za.
x Postal address: North West University (Potchefstroom Campus)
Unit for Open Distance Learning
Private Bag X6001
POTCHEFSTROOM
2520
2. Student selection
All applications are controlled according to admission requirements to ensure correct
admission.
3. Recognition of prior learning (RPL)
Refers to a process by which a current or prospective student from any other institution of
higher learning, with a view to obtaining admission to any specific curriculum, where the
student doesn’t comply with the usual admission requirements, may in view of the student’s
proven learning skills, be admitted to such curriculum or may be afforded the status of the
prescribed admission requirements, as the case may be (Academic Rule A.1.54).
When applying for RPL the student has to send the RPL form, an authentic academic record
and syllabus of the modules she completed at the other university. The request will not be
considered if any one of the above is outstanding.
The modules have to be passed at University level. Modules passed at College level will not
be considered.
4. Payment of fees (please refer to payments and financial aspects in the paragraph just after
this table, below).
Registration:
x It is the responsibility of students to follow up their registration and to ensure that all
registration particulars are correct.
x The University has to be informed immediately (by the student) if there is any problem
regarding a student’s registration.
x It is important for students using EduLoan, to enquire whether their application was
approved or rejected.
x Proof of registration will be sent to students after the closing date for registration.
x Please note that the students have to register for each study year.
x If the student has not registered according to set dates and attends group discussions,
the student will not be allowed to attend sessions or write examinations.
x It is the responsibility of the student to inform the UODL (registration department),
telephonically or in writing regarding the re-registration of a module failed.
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Page 135. Curriculum and module changes
Applications for module and programme changes will only be allowed before registration.
No late applications for programme changes will be processed.
6. Repeating a failed module
Students will not be exempted from contact session attendance for a failed module.
Students must confirm registration of a module failed. Class attendance of 75%, a
new participation mark by submitting the prescribed assignments and writing the
scheduled test will be necessary to get exam entry. New study material will be issued to
the student as it was updated with new assignments and possible content changes.
7. Obtaining marks
Marks will be sent by sms as soon as they have been captured. The final marks will be
declared in a result letter which will be posted to you.
Take note: no exam results will be given over the phone.
8. Request continuation of studies
Contact the Call Centre at 018-285 5900 for a continuation of studies form.
3.2 Important Notice on Text books:
As from January 2014 all new registered students will get their textbooks included in the study material.
3.3 Financial information
x There are no application fees for students who wish to study through the Unit for Open Distance
Learning.
x Please note: A compulsory minimum fee is payable upon registration.
x Estimation of costs given is only an estimate of proposed studies. The actual study costs will only
be determined once the student has officially registered.
x Queries on student accounts, please contact: (018) 299 2667 / 68 / 69 / 70 / 71 / 72 / 73;
Fax: (087) 230 3700; Email: puk-studyfees@nwu.ac.za
x Please view Fees payable & Financial Rules Potchefstroom Campus 2018 at
http://www.nwu.ac.za/sites/www.nwu.ac.za/files/files/p-far/2014_BG%26FR_Web.pdf
x Students who commenced their studies in July and who are in the process of continuation will have
to pay the annual registration fee in January each year. This is only applicable to students that are
not newly registered.
3.3.1 Payment options
3.3.1.1 Cash, cheque, debit or credit card
Payments may be made by way of cash, cheque, debit or credit card on weekdays from 08:00 to 15:30
at the cashiers in the F1 Building. An electronic form for credit card payments is available at
http://ow.ly/zN6u4. Cheques can be made payable to the North-West University (Potchefstroom
Campus), with the student's university number written on the back of the cheque and sent to: The
Campus Registrar, North-West University, Private Bag X6001, Potchefstroom, 2520. Cheques must be
crossed and clearly marked "Not negotiable" and "Not transferable"
Page 143.3.1.2 Direct bank deposit or electronic bank transfer
A direct bank deposit or electronic bank transfer can be made into any of the bank accounts of the
North-west University at ABSA, First National Bank, Nedbank, Standard Bank or FNB Namibia. The
pre-defined account named “NWU STUDENT” must be selected from the list of beneficiaries under
ABSA’s Account Payments, FNB’s Public Recipients, Nedbank’s Bank-approved beneficiaries or
Standard Bank’s Companies list of beneficiaries. Screenshots on these setups are available at
http://www.nwu.ac.za/content/screen-prints. Only the student’s 8-figure university number will be
accepted as beneficiary reference. Should you still wish to send a payment advice, please fax it to 087
230 3701 or email it to puk-bankdeposit@nwu.ac.za.
The relevant account numbers are:
ABSA 40-7009-9350 branch 632-005
FNB 6216-190-7335 branch 240-438
Nedbank 1713-378-531 branch 171-338
Standard bank 33-038-446-5 branch 052-838
FNB Namibië 6224-883-9823 branch 281-174 (Old Power Station).
3.3.1.3 RealPay debit order
There is also the option of settling a university account by debit order. The Authority and Mandate form
(SFD006) for application to pay a university account by debit order is available at our offices, or at
http://www.nwu.ac.za/webfm_send/87566. This debit order application form must be completed in full
and delivered to the Collections department of the University within 14 calandar days of registration.
Terms and conditions apply and costs are listed under clause 4. Please note that no minimum first
payments shall be made by means of RealPay debit orders.
This completed Authority and Mandate form will authorise the University to collect monthly instalments
directly from participating banks (ABSA, ENB, Standard Bank, Nedbank, Capitec Bank, Mercantile
Bank, Bank of Athens & Ubank) by means of the Non Authenticated Early Debit Orders (NAEDO)
payment stream in order to settle the university account. Transactions are processed by the South
African Bankers Services Company Limited (BANKSERV) and the University is a member of the Early
Debit Order Payment System Stakeholder Forum (PSSF).
Enquiries regarding the Authority and Mandate form for debit orders can be made at the Collections
Department of the University, which can be contacted telephonically at 018 299 2662/ 2663/ 2664 or
018 299 2665, per fax at 087 230 3704 or per email at puk-invorder@nwu.ac.za.
3.4 Financial assistance
3.4.1 Promissory note
Students can register at the university with a promissory note from their Company or Institution. Written
proof thereof must be submitted annually with the registration form during registration. For a quotation
regarding estimated costs please contact Student Fees & Debtors at 018 299 2667/ 2668/ 2669/ 2670/
2671/ 2672/ 2673 or puk-studyfees@nwu.ac.za.
3.4.2 EduLoan
EduLoan does financing of University studies under certain conditions at a very reasonable rate as well
as pay-back terms. Application forms for EduLoan are included with your registration documents.
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Page 153.5 Change of address
x It is of the utmost importance that the University be made aware of any change of surname,
address, cellular, home and work telephone and fax numbers (personal particulars). These should
be faxed or emailed immediately the UODL’s Administrative Office to update your records.
x The University cannot accept responsibility for notification sent by mail or information not received.
Please follow up within three weeks whether your notification has been processed.
x Ensure that you differentiate clearly between your postal address and physical address. Your work,
home and cell phone numbers are important.
x To change your personal particulars, contact the Call Centre at 018-285 5900.
3.6 Change of examination centres
x Please inform the University in writing if you wish to change your study or examination centre.
x The deadline for examination centre changes is 13 April for the June examination and 07
September for the October examination.
3.7 Process upon cancellation of study
x Cancellation of studies must be done in writing and directed to the administrative officer. The
deadlines for cancellation are: 15 February for first semester and 15 August for second semester.
x EduLoan is a separate institution and is not part of the University. Therefore if you wish to cancel
your loan, you have to inform both the University and the EduLoan office should your studies be
financed by them.
x If it is not possible to continue with your studies due to late study material, it is the responsibility of
the student to cancel his/her studies in writing before the deadlines.
3.7.1 Fees payable upon cancellation of studies
x Should a student cancel his/her study, only the registration fee is payable. Should a student cancel
his/her study after 9 March, the full tuition for the first semester is payable. In other words no
refund.
x Should a student cancel his/her study for the second semester prior to 31 July only the tuition for
the first semester are payable. Should a student cancel study after 31 July, the full tuition for the
year is payable. In other words no refund.
x Should a student cancel his/her study prior to 31 July and the study material has been dispatched,
the fees of the study material are payable, as well as an amount per module for handling fees and
postage fee.
3.7.2 Continued liability of payable fees upon expulsion of studies
In all cases of transgressions and subsequent disciplinary steps that might entail, in terms of the
provisions of the University Statute and the Students’ Disciplinary Rules, the temporary or permanent,
total or partial suspension of rights and privileges, intervention in or interruption or terminations of
studies, the student concerned forfeits any claim to the repayment, reduction or waiver of moneys that
have been paid or are payable to the University. All bursaries and/or loans are also refundable
immediately.
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4.1 Learning cycle and study process
Steps The Learning Cycle
Step 1: Preparation for group discussions
The post basic programmes are built on the principles of adult learning whereby the student
takes responsibility for his/her own learning. The objective of contact sessions is to enhance
the learning opportunity through structured group discussions. Facilitators and lecturers
enter the class room with the perspective that students are prepared. The interactive white
board lectures, study guide, text books and eFundi are available to support students to be
prepared for discussions. Please refer to the study schedule and prepare your time wisely.
Step 2: Compulsory attendance of 75% of contact sessions
In general, all theory modules are presented over four contact sessions except NSHT and
NSKT which are presented over six contact sessions. 75% attendance of contact sessions
is compulsory for exam entry. A new attendance register will be completed at each contact
session.
Step 3: Active participation in group discussions
The learning support centre manager and the facilitator are responsible to provide to
students a conducive learning environment. All contact sessions will be conducted via
interactive whiteboards. Facilitators will facilitate contact sessions only when required
and will require active participation in group discussions.
Step 4: Submitting assignments and writing semester tests
Please view the table below for more detail regarding assignments submission dates.
Assignments should be submitted via the assignment boxes provided or electronically.
Step 5: Get feedback on assignments and tests
Marked assignments will be posted back to students with a markers rubric.
Step 6: Submission of practica portfolio’s (when applicable) (see dates indicated in the
applicable practica module portfolio).
Step 7: Writing examinations
See Part 7.
4.2 Assessments (assignments, tests) and due dates
QUESTION ANSWER
Where are assignments All assignments are uploaded on e-fundi.
published?
How many assignments Three compulsory assignments are provided and the marks will be used
should be completed? during the calculation of the participation marks, except for NSHT 211, 221 &
NSKT 211.
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Page 17Where should Students are responsible to submit their assignments in the assignment
assignments be handed boxes at the Unit for Open Distance Learning and all learner support centres
in? or via e-Fundi. Please adhere to the closing date for assignments. Closing
dates refer to the final date that the UODL will accept assignments; you
should therefore submit your assignment(s) earlier to reach the UODL
before/on the closing date. Please keep copies of your assignments.
When should PLEASE CONSULT THE STUDY SCHEDULE FOR DUE DATES
assignments be handed
Please note that your assignments should already be with the UODL on the
in?
due dates. Students will be informed in advance should there be any changes
to the submission dates.
Who to consult if I have First discuss your uncertainties with your facilitator. Should you need more
uncertainties when support, you are welcome to contact the lecturer via the Call Centre (018-285
completing an 5900) or e-mail to DistancePotch@nwu.ac.za.
assignment?
How should Assignments should be submitted in hard copy or via e-Fundi depending on
assignments be the module requirements.
submitted?
How many tests are Except for NSHT211/221 and NSKT 211, there will be NO semester test.
written?
When are tests written? Test dates are stipulated in the calendar as well as an indication of which
study units should be studied.
Who invigilate the The allocated facilitators and module managers are responsible to invigilate
tests? the test in association with the centre manager
What happens if I arrive A test missed cannot be rewritten. If you arrive later than the allocated time
too late for a test? schedule, you can write for only the remainder of the time but you cannot stay
longer in the class room to complete your test. For example, if the test is
scheduled for 09:00-10:00 and you arrive at 09:35, you can only write until
10:00.
Who marks the tests? All tests are marked by a markers pool accredited by each module manager.
How will I get my Marked assignments/tests will be posted back to students.
marked assignments/
test?
Due dates are provided in the calendar. Students are responsible to adhere to these
due dates.
Page 18Before you start with an assignment, please make sure that you comply with the
following requirements:
Assignment writing Where to get this information
This guideline booklet is available to all students free of charge
Assignment writing in pdf format at:
http://library.nwu.ac.za/sites/library.nwu.ac.za/files/files/docume
nts/report-writing.pdf
This guide is available to all students, free of charge, in pdf
NWU Referencing guide format at:
http://library.nwu.ac.za/sites/library.nwu.ac.za/files/files/docume
nts/quoting-sources.pdf
All registered students can visit the NWU’s library’s online
services. The library is titled the Ferdinand Postma Library.
You can access the library services at
http://www.nwu.ac.za/library/index.html. Students can access
Library the library for the following services:
x Search for previous exam papers.
x Literature searches via national and international
search engines and data bases.
x Access to various guides, manuals and supportive
documents in the completion of your studies.
x Contact numbers of services provided within the
Library.
4.3 Plagiarism
Students are warned against the risks involved in plagiarism. Please view the NWU’s policy on
plagiarism http://www.nwu.ac.za/sites/www.nwu.ac.za/files/files/i-governance-management/policy/2P-
2.4.3.2_plagiarism%20and%20dishonesty_e.pdf
The NWU policy on plagiarism is in every study guide as well as on the website. Please ensure that you
take note thereof.
4.4 Study help
When studying you are on your own without being left alone. The following academic support is
available to all our students:
All contact sessions are facilitated by the module managers positioned on the
Lecturing
Potchefstroom Campus of the NWU and through interactive whiteboards.
Students have access to a facilitator at the learner support centre. It is important to
Support by
emphasise that the facilitator is not responsible for lecturing, but is rather
Facilitators
facilitating the group members to find the answers amongst themselves. Therefore
it will be of little use, if you the student attend the sessions without proper
preparation and expect all the explanations from the facilitator.
Should your facilitators be unable to help you, please feel free to contact the
NWU-HSINFO8.1
Support by
Page 19lecturers specific lecturer, preferably through the call centre. Lecturers are also available
during interactive whiteboard sessions for questions and discussions. Lecturers
can also be contacted via the Chat Room on eFundi, if applicable to the specific
module and through the call centre.
The most important tool in the study process is the comprehensive interactive
The interactive study guide. In some modules, an integrated study guide will be used and in other
study guide modules an additional textbook/reader will be required. The study guide consists of
different study units, each with own content, individual exercises and self-
evaluating questions. The content of an indicated study unit has to be studied as
preparation for each group discussion session.
Textbooks are compulsory where applicable. Students are provided with textbooks
as part of their study material and will not have to purchase additional textbooks.
Delivery of study material
x The UODL is responsible to delivery study guides and textbooks to students.
Textbooks x DHL is the preferred providers that will courier students’ study material to their
physical home address.
Study material enquiries
For all study material enquiries, call the Call Centre at 018-285 5900. `
4.5 Use of cell phones
It is expected of all students and facilitators to switch off all cellular phones during interactive
whiteboard sessions, test and examination sessions. O n ly non-programmable calculators are allowed
for NSKT & NSFT modules.
Page 20PART 5: LEARNER SUPPORT CENTRES, PARTICIPATION
MARK, TIME TABLES AND DUE DATES
5. 1 Learner support centres
Learner support centres have been identified where students can interact with t h e
l e c t u r e r , fellow students, participate in group discussion sessions and write tests under the
supervision of the facilitator. The following table provides the details for the study centres for the post
basic qualifications in 2018. Please note that these study centres were identified and listed by the end
of 2017. Should any changes occur in these programmes, affected students will be informed in
advance.
5.2 Participation mark
An average of all three assignments is used for the participation mark. For NSKT & NSHT where
minimum of two assignments must be submitted, the average mark of the two assignments and the
mark of the test will be used to calculate your participation mark.
NWU-HSINFO8.1
Page 21Learner support centres used for the post basic qualifications in Health Sciences for 2018
STUDY CENTRE ADDRESS CO-ORDINATOR PHONE NUMBER E-MAIL
BETHLEHEM Bethlehem Voortrekker High School; Mrs S Wessels (058) 303 4006 admin@bvhs.co.za
West Avenue
BENONI Benoni Hoërskool Magnus Prinsloo 0795974133 admin@bhs.co.za
Dalrymple str Whiteboard assistant magnus@bhs.co.za
011 4251800 fax
Nortmead Mrs KF Mabuza 0798008959 fikilemabuza1@gmail.com
BLOEMFONTEIN Hoërskool Bloemfontein Henning Booysen 063 073 0040 henningbooysen0@gmail.com
Gladstoneweg, Bayswater Courier address
Noordstad Motheo FET College
Cnr St George & Kerk
street
Bloemfontein
DURBAN Durban Teachers Center; 3 College Dr. S. Seetal 082 755 8653 sseetal@yahoo.com
Road (Opposite Collegevale Primary
School), Glenport Durban
EAST LONDON MSC Business College; 14 St Ms. C van der Walt 043-7435778 charine@msccollege.co.za
Matthews Road, Southernwood 0829678795 eastlonden@msccollege.co.za
ELIM Elim Hospital, Elim Nursing School Ms. K.J. Shirindza 0837621658 kshirindza@yahoo.com
Elim Village Fax: 0155563160
EMPANGENI 50 Tanner St, Empangeni; Dr. Kanyile 083 553 8272 t@unizulu.ac.za
Courier Address 082 455 1278 itk@telkomsa.net
B620, Ngwelezane Township, 035 4741254 Nkhanyile@sars.gov.za
Nkonkohi Road, Ngwelezane
NKhanyile@unizulu.ac.za
ESHOWE Methodist Church, 101 Osborn Road, Bill Kruze (whiteboard) 0823382343 billkruze@telkomsa.com
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Eshowe Mrs B Boshoff 0711100088 kruzewg@gmail.com
eshowe713@telkomsa.net
INGWAVUMA Evangelical Church Mrs Dlamini 0355910926 cebie@webmail.co.za
Magistrate Main Road 0728273552
JOHANNESBURG Weltevredenpark Primary School; Mr H Bresler (011) 760 1069; hermanbresler@absamail.co.za
41 Cockspur Road; Weltevredenpark 083 2662545
KIMBERLEY Hoërskool Noord-Kaap Owen W. Du Plooy 0835545577 owenduplooy@gmail.com
Hayston Road 053-8322176 (fax) nch@intekom.co.za
Hadisonpark
053-8324377 (tel) secretary@northerncapehigh.co.za
Dr Bommie du Plessis 082 202 5162 bdup@webmail.co.za
KING WILLIAMS MSC Business College; Cnr. of Lillian Lwana 0725847926 Lillian@msccollege.co.za
TOWN Alexandra & Eale Street Sandra 043 6434927/8 sandra@mscollege.co.za
King Williamstown dambisa@msccollege.co.za
KLERKSDORP Klerksdorp College; Church Street Ms E de Beer 0834500389 edb@vuselelacollege.co.za
Extension Rafel: 0724735595 018-4640300
Given: 0783983271 Fax:018 4067810
whiteboard
LADYSMITH Windsor Park High school Me DS Ndaba 0721836846 (H) 0366357239 dsndaba@gmail.com
; (w) 0366375725
Keatestreet Public School
14 Keate Street Nilesh Maharaj nileshmaharaj@gmail.com
MAHIKENG North-West University (Mafikeng Mr Mogapi 0784481624 Thoriso.mogapi7@gmail.com
Campus) (018) 389 2112
New Science Education Building A9,
G02
tshedzacomp@gmail.com
MALAMULELE Madsihizi College Coordinator 0828417123
Page 23C/O Muchipisi, Greenfarm & Mrititi rd Mr Rikotso
Madonsi Village Centre
Tinyiko Khosa 0826846845
MTHATHA Khanyisa High School; (Behind Shell Mr. Cabane 0836851576 melodymizha@yahoo.com;
Ultra City) sebvk@yahoo.com
East London Road (N2); Payne
Location
NEWCASTLE New Castle Senior Primary School Coordinator 0824625169 jdel@telkomsa.net
York Street Mr J Delport 034 3124116
Whiteboard ULRICHBOTHA2@GMAIL.COM
U Botha 0829654925 nsps@telkomsa.net
Martie
PAROW Laerskool Parow-West Ms. Summers 0839290838 / 0219305781 admin@pwps.wcape.school.za
Ryan Street 0219395071 angesum@yahoo.com
PIETERMARITZ- Die Gereformeerde Kerk Elize Correia 0827895960 correiav@telkom.sa.net
BURG Greylingstraat 87 Mrs LG Zimu, DoH
(Between West & Peter Kirchoff str) 171 Hoosen Haffajee str 0785498735 Nomndeni.zimu@kznhealth.gov.za
PMB
PIETERMARITZBURG 0827895960
Whiteboard
MJ Mthethwa
0722117152
POLOKWANE Tabernadei, C/o 76 Jorrison Street Prof M Nel 0834549126 tdakademie@gmail.com
and Webster Street nel.marius1@gmail.com
Ms S Oosthuisen 0833254877
PORT ELIZABETH Hoërskool Cillië Mr. P. Stoffberg 0829400400 hsc@absamail.co.za
pierrestoffberg@webmail.co.za
C/o Kempston & Uitenhage Road; cillie@zadsl.net
Sydenham
PORT SHEPSTONE Marburg Secondary School Mr. J. Rajoo 0825754295 ; '0396854923 johnnyrajoo@gmail.com
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C/o Main Harding & Deepvale Roads 039 685 4957 (fax)
POTCHEFSTROOM North-West University
(Potchefstroom Campus)
Building B11 A, Unit for Open
Distance Learning
PRETORIA Susan Strijdom Training centre Ds Martiens Swart 012-3429155 admin@savftraining.co.za
30 Gordon Rd, Colbyn 0824162247
QUEENSTOWN Ikhala Public Further Education Mr. H.M. Du Preez 045-8382593 mullerdupreez@telkomsa.net
(Queenstown Campus); C/o 082576096
Robinson & Zeiler Roads
Fax:0458381406
RUSTENBURG Oom Paul School; 42 Lucas Street Ms. Sanet Nel 0848113330 ops.sgb@gmail.com
014 592 2003 sanet.nel1234@gmail.com
SECUNDA Die Gereformeerde Kerk Aart Reedijk 0824573646 pleun@mweb.co.za
H/v Bosjesspruit en Middelbult str
TZANEEN College 2000 Mr Noiza Mutshabi 0822928575 mutshabi@mweb.co.za
Better Best Education
Pompagalana 8 ; Watara Street Campus manager
Mr Nico J v Rensburg
UPINGTON Upington College Ramona Smit 0825478534 ramonag@upt.ncrfet.co.za
Steve Naude str 054 3324711
UPINGTON
VANDERBIJLPARK Quest Conference Estate Chantel de Beer 016 9103020 23988967@nwu.ac.za
Cnr Goodyear and Curie Streets 0835566022
Boulevard
Page 25VRYBURG Hoërskool Vryburg Mrs MS Pietersen 0828855611 nwuvhs@gmail.com
vhsnwu@gmail.com
Mackenzie str 053 9273938
VRYHEID H/S Pionier Landrosstraat 16 Mr J Erasmus 0832643726 0349813152 janneser@lantic.net
Fax: 0349809677
VRYHEID
WELKOM St Helena Primary School Me Ronel Klopper 0822024736 ronelklopper@yahoo.com
14 Unicorweg 057 3881406
Courier address:
2 Ventura str
RIEBEECKSTAD
WITRIVIER Laerskool Witrivier Rita Hattingh 0845033434 ritawitpuk@gmail.com
Syd Cornwallstraat
Study centers are dynamic and addresses might change. Students and facilitators will be informed in advance should any changes occur.
Page 265.3 Study schedule for 2018: Advanced University Diplomas in Health Sciences,
BCur (Ed et Adm)
Interpretation of the study schedule:
Contact sessions are on NSDT111/1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Interactive whiteboards used /1
Saturdays except autumn/spring indicates the amount of contact or /2 indicates if one or two
school and special revision sessions per module. boards will run simultaneously.
sessions.
Assignment closing dates are Examination schedule for 2018 is
indicated indicated
JANUARY 2018
20 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
08:00-09:00 Facilitators meeting
09:05-10:00 Orientation (compulsory for all students and facilitators)
10:05-11:00 eFundi orientation 1
11:05-12:30 NSDT111/1st session
12:35-14:00 NSHT 211/1st session
14:05-15:30 NSGT111/1st session
15:35-16:55 NSKT211/1st session
27.(Interactive whiteboards used/1)
08:00-09:25 BSKT111/1st session
09:30-10:55 NSET111/1st session
11:00-12:25 NSMT211/1st session
12:30-13:55 NSET211/1st session
14:00-15:25 NSCT211/1st session
15:30-16:55 OBAD 112/1st session
24 February 2018: Closing date for 1st assignments
FEBRUARY 2018
10 Interactive whiteboard/1 Whiteboard 2
08:00-08:55 Assignment and scientific writing
09:00-10:25 NSKT211/2nd session 09:00-10:25 NSET 211/2nd session
10:30-11:55 NSGT111/2nd session 10:30-11:55 NSET 311/1st session
12:00-13:25 NSHT211/2nd session 12:00-13:25 NSMT 311/1st session
13:30-14:55 NSDT111/2nd session 13:30-14:55 IOPS 311/1st session
15:00-16:25 NSCT211/2nd session 15:00-16:00 NSET 271 Orientation (Compulsory)
17 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
08:00-08:55 eFundi orientation 2
09:00-10:25 OBAD 112/2nd session
10:30-11:55 BSKT111/2nd session
12:00-13:25 NSET111/2nd session
13:30-14:55 NSMT211/2nd session
15:00-16:00 NSMT271 Orientation Compulsory
24 Interactive whiteboard /1 Whiteboard /2
09:00-10:00 NSKT 211/Test 1
nd
09:00-10:25 IOPS311/2 session 10:30-11:55 NSKT211/3rd session
10:30-11:55 VWTL 311/1st session 12:00-13:25 NSHT211/ 3rd session
12:00-13:25 NSMT 311/2nd session 13:30-14:55 NSDT111/3rd session
13:30-14:55 NSET 311/2nd session
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Information Guide 2018 (Health Sciences) 2724 March 2018: Closing date 2nd assignments.
MARCH 2018
3 Interactive whiteboard /1 Whiteboard /2
09:00-10:25 NSET111/ 3rd session
rd
09:00-10:25 NSGT111/3 session 10:30-11:55 NSCT211/3rd session
10:30-11:55 OBAD112/3rd session 12:00-13:00 NSCT 271 Orientation (Compulsory)
12:00-13:25 NSET 211/3rd session
10 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
09:00-10:00 NSHT211/ Test 1
10:30-11:55 NSHT211/4th session
12:00-13:25 NSDT 111/ 4th session
13:30-14:55 NSKT211/4th session
15:00-16:25 BSKT 111/3rd session
24 Interactive whiteboard/1 Whiteboard /2
09:00-10:25 NSHT211/5th session 09:00-10:25 NSMT311/3rd session
10:30-11:55 NSGT111/4th session 10:30-11:55 VWTL311/2nd session
12:00-13:25 NSMT211/3rd session 12:00-13:25 NSET311/3rd session
13:30-14:55 IOPS311/3rd session
07 April 2018: Closing date 3rd assignments.
APRIL 2018
07 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
09:00-10:00 NSKT211/Test 2
10:05-11:30 NSKT2115th session
11:35-13:00 NSHT211/6th session
14 Interactive whiteboards used/2) Whiteboard /2
09:00-10:00 NSHT 211 Test 2
09:00-10:25 NSCT 211/4th session 09:00-10:25 NSET 311/4th session
10:30-11:55 NSET211/4th session 10:30-11:55 NSMT311/4th session
12:00-13:25 NSMT211/4th session 12:00-13:25 IOPS311/4th session
13:30-14:55 OBAD112/4th session
12 May 2018: Closing date practica portfolios for students that registered in June 2017.
MAY 2018
5 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
09:00-10:25 NSET111/4th session
10:30-11:55 BSKT111/4th session
12:00-13:25 NSKT211/6th session
12 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
Examination revision for 2nd opportunity
09:00-10:25 NSFT121
10:30-11:30 NSRT121
11:35-12:35 NSET221 and 321
12:40-13:40 NSMT 221
13:45-14:40 NSCT 221
14:45-15:40 BSKT 221
Information Guide 2018 (Health Sciences) 28EXAM SCHEDULE JUNE 2018
MON TUE WED THU FRI
28 May 29 30 31 01 June
NSRT121 NSMT 221 NSHT221
(09:00-12:00) (14:00-17:00) (09:00-12:00)
IOPS311
(14:00-17:00)
04 05 06 07 08
NSET111 NSMT211 NSET321 NSDT111 NSKT221
(09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00)
BSOT321 NSCT221 NSMT321
(09:00-12:00) (14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00)
11 12 13 14 15
NSGT121 NSET221 NSGT111 NSET211 BSKT111
(09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00)
VWTL311 OBAD112 NSET311 BSOT221
(14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00)
18 19 20 21 22
BSKT221 NSCT211 NSFT121
(09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00)
NSHT211 NSMT311
(14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00)
NWU-HSINFO8.1
Information Guide 2018 (Health Sciences) 29JULY 2018
14 (Interactive whiteboard used/1)
09:00-10:00 Orientation students and facilitators: Compulsory
10:05-11:35 NSFT121/1st session
11:40-13:10 BSOT 221/1st session
13:15-14:45 BSKT221/1st session
14:50-16:10 NSHT221/1st session
21 (Interactive whiteboard/ 1) Whiteboard /2
08:00-09:00 E-Fundi Orientation 1 09:00-10:25 NSMT 321/1st session
09:00-10:25 NSMT221/1st session 10:30-11:55 NSET 321/1st session
10:30-11:55 NSRT121/1st session 12:00-13:25 BSOT 321/1st session
12:00-13:25 NSET221/1st session 13:30-14:30 NSET271 practica orientation
13:30-14:55 NSCT 221/1st session
15:00-16:25 NSGT 121/1st session
28 (Interactive whiteboard used/1)
09:00-10:25 NSFT121/2nd session
10:30-11:55 BSKT221/2nd session
12:00-13:25 NSHT221/2nd session
18 August 2017: Closing date 1st assignments.
AUGUST 2018
4 (Interactive whiteboard used/1)
09:00-10:25 BSOT321/2nd session
10:30-11:55 NSMT321/2nd session
12:00-13:25 NSET321/2nd session
11 Interactive whiteboard/ 1 Whiteboard /2
09:00-10:25 NSHT221/ 3rd session 09:00-10:25 BSOT221/2nd session
10:30-11:55 NSET221/2nd session 10:30-11:55 NSCT221/2nd session
12:00-13:25 NSMT221/2nd session 12:00-13:00 NSCT271 Practica orientation
13:30-14:55 NSGT121/2nd session 14:00-15:00 NSMT271 Practica orientation
15:00-16:25 NSRT121/2nd session
18 (Interactive whiteboard used/ 1)
09:00-10:00 NSHT221/ Test 1
10:30-11:55 NSHT221/4th session
25 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
09:00-10:25 NSGT121/3rd session
10:30-11:55 NSRT121/3rd session
12:00-13:25 BSKT221/3rd session
13:30-14:55 NSFT121/3rd session
Information Guide 2018 (Health Sciences) 308 Sept 2017: Closing date 2nd & 3rd assignments,
29 September 2017: Closing date practica portfolios for students that registered in January
2017.
SEPTEMBER 2018
01 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
09:00-10:00 NSMT221/3rd session
10:30-11:55 NSET221/3rd session
12:00-13:25 BSOT221/3rd session
15 Interactive whiteboard/ 1 Whiteboard /2
th
09:00-10:25 NSRT121/4 session 09:00-10:25 BSOT221/4th session
10:30-11:55 NSGT121/4th session 10:30-11:55 BSOT321/ 3rd session
12:00-13:25 NSCT221/3rd session 12:00-13:25 NSMT321/3rd session
13:30-14:55 NSHT221/5th session 13:30-14:55 NSET321/3rd session
15:00-16:25 NSMT221/4th session
29 (Interactive whiteboard used/1)
09:00-10:25 NSET321/4th session
10:30-11:55 NSMT 321/4 session
12:00-13:25 BSOT 321/4th session
13:30-14:55 NSHT221/6th session
01 October 2018: Spring School
OCTOBER 2018
6 (Interactive whiteboards used/1)
09:00-10:00 NSHT221/Test 2
09:00-10:25 NSET221/4th session
10:30-11:55 NSCT221/4th session
12:00-13:25 BSKT221/4th session
13:30-14:30 NSFT121/4th session
20 (Interactive Whiteboards used/1)
Exam revision opportunity 1st semester modules)
09:00-10:00 NSCT211
11:00-12:00 NSET111, NSET211
12:00-13:00 NSMT211, NSMT311
13:00-14:00 OBAD112
14:00-15:00 IOPS311
Spring School: 01 October 2018
Time Session A Session B
09:00-10:00 NSFT121
10:00-11:00 NSRT121
11:00-12:00 BSKT221
12:00-13:00 NSCT221
NWU-HSINFO8.1
Information Guide 2018 (Health Sciences) 31EXAM SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 2018
MO TU WE TH FR
26 Oct
NSRT121
(09:00-12:00)
29 30 31 01 Nov 02
NSMT221 NSHT221 BSOT321 NSMT211 NSET321
(14:00-17:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00)
IOPS311 NSET111 NSCT221
(14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00)
05 06 07 08 09
NSDT111 NSKT211 NSGT121 NSET221 NSGT111
(09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) ( 09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00)
NSMT321 VWTL311 OBAD112 NSET311
(09:00-12:00) (14:00-17:00) (14:00-16:00) (14:00-17:00)
12 13 14 15 16
NSET211 BSKT111 BSKT221 NSCT211 NSFT121
(09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00) (09:00-12:00)
BSOT221 NSHT211 NSMT311
(14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00) (14:00-17:00)
Please note that examination dates might change, in the event of changed examination dates;
students will be informed on their personalised examination schedule.
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