Open Public Training, 2013 (Cape Town)

Monday, June 24, 2013 - 00:00 to Wednesday, June 26, 2013 - 00:00

Date & Time:

24-26 June 2013, 09h00 - 16h00

Venue:

UCT, Upper Campus, Hoerikwaggo Building, Room 6A (Click here for a map - Coordinates B8)

Costs:

Workshop: R1,850 / R1,000 (students)

Materials 1 (essential): R65 training file and R190 mediator manual
Materials 2 (optional, but reoommended): R780 cognitive tool kit and picture set

Total 1 incl. all materials: R2,885 / R2,035 (students)
Total 2 incl. trainer file and manual: R2,105 / R1,255 (students)

Early Registration:

R1,550 (before 10th May 2013)

University of Cape Town Accreditation:

Participants may want to apply for official accredition for attending the training. The Basic Concepts Programme is registered as a short course at UCT (NQF level 6, 10 credits).

Email

louisbenjamin@basicconcepts.co.za

‘I thoroughly enjoyed this workshop as I was given the opportunity to work with learners … while being guided. The trainer demonstrations with the learners were an excellent idea. This workshop has been a success as I can now see what our learners lack. It made a lot of sense.’ (Metro South, 2009)

Teacher Training

I have learned so much through the Kwena Basic Education Trust and for that I would like to take this opportunity to say: thank you.

Kwena Basin Education Trust: Project Visit, May 2016

It helps learners to think and forms (the) foundation for reading, writing and mathematics.

Metro South Education District: Training (January, 2013)

The course was clear, open and easy to understand basic concepts. What I liked most was that it links with the curriculum and it really works. It needs to be implemented at my centre.

Open Public Training, Cape Town (June 2013)

Now I can help the learners from our poorer areas to verbalize for themselves… they are becoming more confident and starting to love their educational journey.

Metro Central (2013); Training

‘The trainer was very good and it was refreshing to be part of a workshop that can actually make a difference in the lives and minds of learners.’ (Metro North, 2010)

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