Student Accomodation

🏡 How to Book for a Room - University Hall (Nursing 2023/24)

1. Click on this link👉 Hall Reservation

2. Login in with your credentials:

    • Student ID: (It is on your Admission Letter)
    • Password (MIS Password): The default password is 12345

3.  Click on School Halls. Choose New Hall.
4. Click on Book Room.
5. Scroll down to accept the Terms and Conditions. Check the box!
6. Click on Confirm Booking.

đź”” After approval of your Booking by a Senior Hall Tutor, you can log in with your credentials again to view your Bookings and proof of payment.

HOW TO UPLOAD RECEIPT OF PAYMENT

  1. Login here 👉hostels.cktutas.edu.gh with your Student ID and password (default:12345)
  2. On the Top view, click on Dashboard
  3. Click on My Bookings
  4. Then on Bookings History click on View
  5. Scroll down to upload proof of payment (receipt). After choosing the file, Click Upload.
  6. A message will pop up and it reads: Proof has been uploaded and pending administrator’s approval. Click OK.

BANK DETAILS

  • Bank: GCB Bank
  • Account Name: CKT-UTAS HOSTEL
  • Account No.: 9021130003035
  • Branch: Navrongo

At CKT-UTAS, we understand the importance of a supportive and nurturing living environment for your academic success. We offer a range of student accommodation options that prioritize both comfort and safety.

On-Campus Halls of Residence

Our university provides two dedicated halls of residence to meet the accommodation needs of our students.

We have a female hall(Navoro Hall) and a male hall(Ecowas Hall), and a mixed hall (New Hall) offering a safe and inclusive living space.

As a new student, you will be automatically assigned to one of these halls based on availability, ensuring a smooth transition and a supportive community of peers.

Hall Tutors

Ecowas Hall:

Dr. Gabriel Armah

[ Phone: (+233) 024 183 5594 | (+233) 020 288 7729 ]

Navoro Hall:

Dr. Irene Angbing

[ Phone: (+233) 054 556 6746 | (+233) 020 003 1796 ]

Off-Campus Accommodation

For students who are not assigned to on-campus halls or prefer alternative living arrangements, we assist in finding suitable off-campus accommodation options.

Our accommodation office can provide resources and guidance to help you explore rental opportunities in the surrounding areas.

Whether it’s private apartments, shared houses, or other rental options, we are here to support you in finding a comfortable and convenient place to live.

Renting

When considering off-campus accommodation, it’s important to take certain measures to ensure your safety and security.

Here are some guidelines to keep in mind:

Research and Visit:

Before finalizing any rental agreement, thoroughly research the neighbourhood, property, and landlord.

It’s advisable to visit the property in person to assess its condition, safety features, proximity to campus and essential amenities.

Read the Lease Agreement:

Carefully review the lease agreement and understand its terms and conditions. Pay attention to rent payments, utilities, maintenance responsibilities, and any additional fees or regulations.

Seek Recommendations:

Talk to fellow students, university staff, or local residents for recommendations or insights about reputable landlords and safe residential areas.

Check Safety Measures:

Ensure that the property has appropriate safety measures in place, such as secure locks, fire safety equipment, and functional smoke detectors.

Additionally, consider the availability of emergency contact information and procedures provided by the landlord or property management.

Consider Roommates:

If you are sharing accommodation with roommates, establish clear communication and understand each other’s expectations to maintain a harmonious living environment. 

Safety and Security

Both on-campus and off-campus, your safety and security are of utmost importance.

Here are some general safety tips:

Emergency Contacts:

Save important contact numbers, including campus security, local authorities, and emergency services, in your phone and keep them easily accessible.

Secure Your Living Space:

Always lock your doors and windows when you leave your accommodation, even for short periods. Don’t share your keys or access codes with unauthorized individuals.

Personal Safety:

When walking alone, especially at night, use well-lit pathways and be aware of your surroundings. Consider travelling with a friend or using reliable transportation options.

Report Safety Concerns:

If you notice any safety hazards or security issues in your accommodation or the surrounding area, report them promptly to the appropriate authorities or your landlord.