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BASIC CONCEPTS PROGRAMME- LIVE ONLINE TRAINING (Z4)

Wednesday, February 3, 2021 - 04:00 to Wednesday, March 31, 2021 - 18:00
Basic Concepts Programme

Basic Concepts Unlimited is offering online training in the Basic Concepts Programme (BCP)

This is a unique opportunity to participate in a webinar with Dr Louis Benjamin, the creator of the BCP.

All participants will be trained to mediate the BCP and will be certified at the end of the course.

Course Details:-

Dates:

Session 1: 03 Feb 2021

Session 2: 04 Feb 2021

Session 3: 10 Feb 2021

Session 4: 24 Feb 2021

Session 5: 10 March 2021

Session 6: 17 March 2021

Session 7: 24 March 2021

Session 8: 31 March 2021

Time:

These sessions are 2hrs in duration. The exact time is still to be determined.

Cost:

R1,750

Registration:

Click here

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We were taught the theory as well as the practice.  I now feel confident to start to implement the programme with my class and even with my nieces and nephews.

Mitchell's Plain Primary School, November 2015

The BCP focuses on the learner… where the teacher acts as a mediator, prompts to access logical thinking and develops language.

Metro Central: Training, October 2014

Thank you Louis for you dedication and enthusiasm. We need our teachers to be enthused with a love of children and a passion for mediating to our learners. God Bless.

Metro Central (2013): Training
Metro Central Education District

I had an idea what the course would be like, but it was much more than what I had expected.

Metro Central Training: WCED (February, 2015)

The Basic Concepts Programme is basically the same as Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development. It is a way of teaching… it gives individuals a way to structure their thinking and reasoning. 

Mitchell's Plain Primary School, November 2015

The course was very helpful to me as a teacher, excellent and exciting, because it opened my mind … how to integrate basic concept in all learning areas. It also showed that children should not be limited and their understanding should be developed step-by-step.

Schools Improvement Initiative, UCT (June 2013)
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