Die Sentrum vir Studentevoorligting en -ontwikkeling (SSVO) is daartoe verbind om studente te ondersteun op elke vlak van hul akademiese en persoonlike ontwikkeling. Ons toegewyde span bied professionele en vertroulike hulp in die vorm van sielkundige ondersteuning, akademiese voorligting, loopbaanontwikkeling en gespesialiseerde dienste vir studente met gestremdhede.
Of jy ondersteuning benodig om spanning te bestuur, belangrike loopbaankeuses moet maak, of aanpassingsuitdagings ervaar, ons is hier om jou te help – met oplossings wat op jou unieke behoeftes geskoei is.
Belangrik om te weet:
Die SSVO verskaf ’n 24-uur nooddiens in samewerking met ER24 om trauma- en mediese ondersteuning aan studente te bied Bel +27 10 205 3032 na ure en oor naweke. In geval van ’n noodgeval tydens kantoorure, kontak asseblief die SSVO-kantoor by +27 21 808 4994 of [email protected].
Kontak ons:
Vir alle dienste, insluitend voedselondersteuning, maar met die uitsondering van die Eenheid vir Gestremdhede en Eenheid vir Graduandi-loopbaandienste, kontak [email protected]
Eenheid vir Gestremdhede
+27 21 808 4707
[email protected]
Eenheid vir Akademiese Voorligting en Ontwikkeling
+27 21 808 4707
[email protected]
Eenheid vir Graduandi-loopbaandienste
+27 21 808 3568
[email protected]
Eenheid vir Sielkundige en Ondersteuningsdienste
Stellenbosch-kampus:
+27 21 808 4707
+27 21 808 4994
[email protected]
Tygerberg-kampus:
+27 21 927 7020
[email protected]
Ons Werk
The Centre for Student Counselling and Development (CSCD) has the following focus areas:
Disability Unit (DU)
The Disability Unit is here to support students with disabilities. If you need advice on academic support, solutions, or accessible study materials that fit your unique needs, they have your back. The DU’s activities are guided by the Disability Access Policy of SU.
Ons span bestaan uit hoogs opgeleide sielkundiges, maatskaplike werkers en beraders wat professionele dienste lewer om welstand, persoonlike groei en akademiese sukses te bevorder.
Of jy hulp soek met studietegnieke, emosionele ondersteuning of loopbaanbeplanning – ons is hier om jou te ondersteun. Met kantore op die Stellenbosch- én Tygerberg-kampus, sowel aanlyn opsies, maak ons dit maklik vir jou om sorg te kry wat by jou behoeftes pas.
Ons bied ook ondersteuning aan studente wat met voedselonsekerheid en voedseltekort worstel.
Wat ook al op jou pad kom, jy hoef dit nie alleen te hanteer nie. Ons is hier vir jou.
Prep for the workplace from day 1!
The University encourages all students, including newcomers, to register on its online recruitment portal, Gradlinc. Here you can easily search for jobs, apply for vacancies, internships and even part-time jobs!
With several employers registered on Gradlinc, you can start paving your career path from your first day at Stellenbosch University (SU) by uploading your CV and searching for information on employers and available work opportunities.
Need to reach out to student support services immediately?
If you need to make use of student support services immediately, then it’s time to visit Stellenbosch University’s (SU's) Selfhelp.sun.ac.za web app! The web application is designed to improve access to essential student support services, and is part of Stellenbosch University’s Integrated Student Success programme, which focuses on the overall well-being of our students.
This centralised platform is your first line of assistance, offering support on various critical topics such as adjusting to university life, career guidance, mental health, food security, and disability assistance. You will receive secure and confidential advice and support while using the app.
You can also check your wellness score through the MaRooN Health Passport, a health and well-being monitoring tool introduced by the Institute of Sport and Exercise Medicine (ISEM) and Campus Health Services at the University to ensure you practise self-care too.
The role of social workers at UPSS
Social workers at the UPSS provide comprehensive and professional psychosocial services to students who are tackling social issues that affect their ability to succeed academically.
They also offer support, guidance and counselling, as well as oversee the University’s Food Security programme, which ensures that the basic food security needs of students are met. Students who require food assistance will undergo a formal needs assessment to determine the appropriate intervention needed.
To book an appointment, you can send an e-mail to [email protected]. You can also meet face-to-face or connect online with our social workers.