Tutoring

What is Tutoring?

Tutoring is a self–paced and self-directed learning process which offers a systematic, structured learning experience in a more individualized way. Attendance is compulsory. During tutorials, students can : 

  • Ask questions

  • Clarify lecture content

  • Participate in learning activities

  • Receive guidance on upcoming assignments, tests, and examinations.

What is a Tutor?

A tutor is a trained senior student who has completed the same qualification as you and has a good academic background in the subject. 

Tutors work closely with lecturers to support students academically and to reinforce learning in a supportive environment.

 

How will you benefit from tutorials?

Regular participation in tutorials can significantly benefit you academically by: 

  • Improving your understanding of module material

  • Strengthening problem-solving and critical thinking skills

  • Helping you prepare more effectively for assessments.

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Tutor Coordinators 

Mahikeng Campus

Ms Anna Motlogi
018 389 2204
anna.motlogi@nwu.ac.za  
Building A3, Block C, Office G65

 

Potchefstroom Campus

Ms Khethiwe Bhiyo
018 299 2134
khethiwe.bhiyo@nwu.ac.za
Building E8, Room 136

Vanderbijlpark Campus

Ms Diné du Preez
016 310 3311
dine.dupreez@nwu.ac.za
Building A14, Split level 3, Office SL309

 

 

 

 

Ms Kedumetse Leepo
018 285 3026
kedumetse.leepo@nwu.ac.za
Building A3, Office G86

 

Ms Zinhle Sibiya
018 299 1339
zinhle.sibiya@nwu.ac.za
Building E8, Office 138  

 

Tutor Administrators 

Mahikeng Campus

Ms Keneilwe Seleke
018 389 2087
keneilwe.seleke@nwu.ac.za
Building A3, Block C, Office G68A

 

 

Potchefstroom Campus

Mr Cradwin Tafita
018 299 4034
cradwin.tafita@nwu.ac.za
Building E8 office 105A

Vanderbijlpark Campus

Mr Sicelo Njovuyalema
016 910 3012
Building 14, Split Level 3, Office SL301D