I am against the phasing out of B-TECH, affected students should be considered to enrol for B-TECH studies
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Lucia
7 years ago
Nsfas should fund us..We want to better our future through education.
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Tshabalala
7 years ago
It must be extended, 2018 I had to resign to do my btech bcos of this thing of it being phased out.
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Sibusiso Ngubeni
7 years ago
Student must b help by all cost the government must not Universities do as they like since this institutions
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Batista van der Ndzhuks
7 years ago
Let them be given a gargantuan chance to complete
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Telisha
7 years ago
Btech must be allowed
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Kgotso
7 years ago
Not fair at all
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Ronny Isaiah Kgasago
7 years ago
#extendtheyear
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Leolin Pillay
7 years ago
Currently doing inservice and will not be able to do my btech
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Karabo Tilodi
7 years ago
We all deserve to do our BTECH qualifications!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
we need B-tech as we are currently doing National diploma
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Stanley
7 years ago
Stopping Btech is unfair
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Mukhethwa Roccaline Ndou
7 years ago
As a recently completed Mechanical Engineering (S4) student at the University Of Technology, I understand how greatly I am affected by this. I completed my theoretical learning in June 2018 and I am still searching for an inservice training. It is only fair to extend the BTech Programme for so many people like me to be able to further our studies.
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Mathapelo
7 years ago
Btech funding
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Lufuno dogo
7 years ago
Think twice be for U phase out BTECH ...MAKE SURE ALL STUDENTS HV COMPLETED P1 AND P2
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Obakeng Motlhamme
7 years ago
In-service training is major problem to find in our country, I only managed to find one in May 2018 and will be completing in 2019. I would have loved to enroll in July 2019 since my University Of Technology said 2019 is the last year to register but never specified that only in January 2019 can you register.
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Sihlangu mygirl
7 years ago
Btech should continue
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Karabelo Nchabeleng
7 years ago
We need B.Tech
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Mcobothi Thobani
7 years ago
South Africa l, and to be specific ECSA lakes leadership....We cannot allow this...... ECSA is no different from the ANC government.... all their know is to ask people to register with them.... but I strongly believe that if they were to help fellow upcoming engineers with training we will be talking anaither story
I am against the phasing out of B-TECH, affected students should be considered to enrol for B-TECH studies
Nsfas should fund us..We want to better our future through education.
It must be extended, 2018 I had to resign to do my btech bcos of this thing of it being phased out.
Student must b help by all cost the government must not Universities do as they like since this institutions
Let them be given a gargantuan chance to complete
Btech must be allowed
Not fair at all
#extendtheyear
Currently doing inservice and will not be able to do my btech
We all deserve to do our BTECH qualifications!
we need B-tech as we are currently doing National diploma
Stopping Btech is unfair
As a recently completed Mechanical Engineering (S4) student at the University Of Technology, I understand how greatly I am affected by this. I completed my theoretical learning in June 2018 and I am still searching for an inservice training. It is only fair to extend the BTech Programme for so many people like me to be able to further our studies.
Btech funding
Think twice be for U phase out BTECH ...MAKE SURE ALL STUDENTS HV COMPLETED P1 AND P2
In-service training is major problem to find in our country, I only managed to find one in May 2018 and will be completing in 2019. I would have loved to enroll in July 2019 since my University Of Technology said 2019 is the last year to register but never specified that only in January 2019 can you register.
Btech should continue
We need B.Tech
South Africa l, and to be specific ECSA lakes leadership....We cannot allow this...... ECSA is no different from the ANC government.... all their know is to ask people to register with them.... but I strongly believe that if they were to help fellow upcoming engineers with training we will be talking anaither story
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