All the information you will need as an administrator on how to migrate your non-course site from Vula to Amathuba!
Help resources and ad-hoc support is available to all admin staff, and we have flexible support options and training to assist you to migrate your student support site with ease. Choose to join one of our training sessions to learn how to best utilise the new platform, access the self-guided training course in Amathuba or reference the resources and training videos online.
Self-guided migration process
From 2025, all undergraduate courses and the majority of postgraduate courses will be taught on Amathuba. If you fall under one of these categories, your project or community site needs to move to Amathuba or an alternative communications platform like MS Teams.
- Orientation sites
- Faculty sites
- Department sites
- Societies and Sports
- Student Councils
- Residences
What you need to do?
If you would like to replicate your Vula site on Amathuba, follow the Vula to Amathuba self-service process to migrate your Vula site to Amathuba. The Self-Service migration process will automatically create your Amathuba site so you will not need to request a new Amathuba site. Once your Amathuba site has been created, you can edit, delete, and change the course content as required.
If you would like a new blank site, please log the request on ServiceNow.
For further information and guidance on non-course sites, please contact the CILT Helpdesk.
Online guides and resources
CILT is not responsible for sites not being migrated or administrators not taking up the training or resources provided.