Facebook Twitter Instagram
    Tshwane Bulletin
    • Covid-19 in SA
    • News
      • Politics
      • Arts & Culture
      • Education
    • Opinion
    • Health
    • Environment
    • Business Mail
    • Agriculture
    • Capital Sport
    Tshwane Bulletin
    Home » Tertiary institutions affected by Covid wave
    News

    Tertiary institutions affected by Covid wave

    Letlhogonolo MoseteBy Letlhogonolo MoseteJuly 1, 2021Updated:July 1, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    PTC Principal Webster Kamutapuro
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    With the third wave already wreaking havoc across the country, tertiary institutions are feeling the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic from the classroom to the boardroom and had to adapt to the requirements stipulated by the Department of Higher Education and Training to stay.

    The deviation from the normal day to day operation, of many tertiary institutions have been disturbed, one such institution affected but not deterred by the pandemic, is Pretoria Technical  College which had to comply in order to offer its learners quality education whilst ensuring their safety. 

    PTC Principal Webster Kamutapuro said “We had to adjust to everything ensuring that we comply with every regulation and protocol such as screening, sanitising and deep cleaning as set by the department of higher in order to protect everyone. The financial obligation to mitigate the problem, though, haven’t changed as we are expected to honour them.”

    “Last year we had to endure a lengthy period of uncertainty as our operations were limited. The third wave is alarming and we hope it doesn’t spiral out of control,” said Kamutapuro

    20 year-old policing student Pebetse Moloto from Nellmapius said “the course I am currently studying for requires practical based and attendance days have been cut short which is not conducive for me at all, we must just hope that everything goes back to normal.”

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    Previous ArticleThe Golden Youth Club join forces with COT
    Next Article United in Faith Worldwide!
    Letlhogonolo Mosete

    Editor

    Related Posts

    City Of Tshwane partners with Olievenhoutbosch community to combat littering

    July 6, 2022

    Mourners pay tribute to late Duduzile Mokwena

    July 1, 2022

    ANC Youth League in Soshanguve held a skills development at Ward 39

    June 27, 2022

    Comments are closed.

    Latest News
    • WATCH: The live draw of Mpete Motsepe women’s tournament draw
    • Women law enforcers join hands to celebrate woman’s 95th Birthday
    • Touchline Arena to host 5 aside tournament
    • Family Boys FC calls out on sponsors
    • Suspects arrested for business robbery at a tavern
    • LOCAL HEROES | NGOs come together to help build house for Winterveldt family
    • Two patrons shot dead at local tavern in Winterveldt, Loate SAPS confirms
    • Angry Winterveldt residents confront ward councillor over electricity
    • Hlongwane inspires Euphoria Angels to victory
    • Crime rises in Mabopane as criminals prey on residents
    Tshwane Bulletin Live
    Don't Miss

    WATCH: The live draw of Mpete Motsepe women’s tournament draw

    Women law enforcers join hands to celebrate woman’s 95th Birthday

    Touchline Arena to host 5 aside tournament

    Family Boys FC calls out on sponsors

    Logo 1
    All Rights Reserved - Copyright © 2022 | TPM Media Group
    • About
    • Advertise
    • Careers
    • Contact

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.