This brochure contains information about the Short Learning Programmes offered by the College of Education at the University of South Africa.

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1 This brochure contains information about the Short Learning Programmes offered by the College of Education at the University of South Africa. Short Learning Unisa

2 Table of contents Centre for Community Training and Development Short Course in Parent Involvement (7022X) Short Course in Academic Skills Development for Teachers in Practice (70238) Short Course in Planning and Conducting Assessment of Learning Outcomes (71005) Short Course in Mentoring, Guidance and Support of Teachers and Trainers (71013) Short Course in Basic Programming with Java for Teachers (72672) Short Course in the Design of Integrated Assessment for Learning Programmes (71021) Short Course in Sport Management (72168) Short Course in School History Enrichment (76597) Advanced Short Course in Outcomes-Based Assessment in Higher Education and Open and Distance Learning (72389) Course in Basic Counselling (70262) Course in Education Management in Early Childhood Development (70271) Course for Environmental Educators (70289) Course in Student Development (70319) Course in Christian Counselling (7036X) Course in Dealing with Traumatised Children (7053X) Course in Sport Psychology (70556) Course in Mathematics Education (Intermediate and Senior Phase) (70807) 2 College of Education The information contained in this brochure was accurate at the time of publication (7 December 2011). For updates, please go to the Unisa website or to the Unisa mobi site

3 Course in School Management (70858) Course in African Christian Leadership (71715) Course in Biblical Studies for Christian Leaders (71716) Course in Correctional Ministry (71717) Course in HIV/AIDS and Spiritual Care (71718) Course in Human and Environmental Issues (71719) Course in Ministry and Community Service (71720) Course in Teaching Biblical Studies (71723) Course in Teaching for Multicultural Education (72516) Programme in Technology Education (70203) Programme for Physical Science Teachers (70211) Programme for Practitioners in Early Childhood Development (70297) Programme in Reception Year Education (70351) Programme for Teachers of Language, Literacy and Communication in Primary School (70386) Programme in Mathematics Teaching Programme in Training Practices for Educators and Trainers (72060) Programme in Teaching Literacy, Numeracy and Life Skills in the Foundation Phase (75736) Programme in Pastoral Narrative Therapy (71725) Short Learning Unisa

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5 Introduction The field of education is one that is in a state of constant flux and innovation, especially within the South African context. This is why Unisa s College of Education places such faith in its short learning programmes (SLPs). These short courses, as they are more commonly known, provide an outlet for the college that lets it present tailored, up-to-date academic offerings to its students, whether they are seasoned practitioners in the field or simply interested in starting a new career. Our Centre for Community Training and Development provides courses that are specifically designed to provide our students with the skills necessary to uplift and empower communities. The courses are diverse and cover subjects such as Early Childhood Development, Environmental Education and Counselling, to name a few. Several courses also focus on specific areas in which South Africa has a poor record in educating its learners. We strive to combat these problem areas by offering courses that will help practitioners in teaching subjects like Mathematics, Language and Literacy, and Life Skills. We are proud to present our short learning programmes to you and we welcome you as partners in addressing issues in society as students of our short learning programmes. Short Learning Unisa

6 Centre for Community Training and Development Enquiries for the Short Learning Programmes offered through the Centre for Community Training and Development should be directed to: Mr FA Mlambo Centre for Community Training and Development Office 7-015, A J H van der Walt Building, Unisa Tel: Fax: Fax: mlambfa@unisa.ac.za Short Course in Parent Involvement (7022X) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 12 Purpose: Training of principals, teachers and governing body members to develop partnerships between schools and parents Target group: Educators, principals, members of governing bodies or interested parents Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification Registration periods: 01 December to 28 February Module: Parent Involvement (CPAR01G) - 12 Credits Six types of parent involvement according to Epstein s comprehensive model: Parenting: assisting parents with their parenting tasks Communication: written and verbal Volunteering: the recruiting and training of parent volunteers Learning at home: the formal and informal support of learning at home Decision making: including parents in decision making at school and grade level Community involvement 6 College of Education

7 Short Short Course Course in Academic in Academic Skills Development Skills Development for Teachers for Teachers in Practice in Practice (70238) (70238) Duration: Duration: One year One year NQF Level NQF 5 Level 5 Credits: Credits: Purpose: Purpose: The course The is course intended is intended for teachers for teachers or trainers or who trainers want who to become want to skilled become in skilled incorporating incorporating academic academic development development skills and skills knowledge and knowledge into their into day their to day day teaching to day teaching practice. practice. Target Target group: group: Teachers Teachers at primary at and primary secondary and secondary schools who schools want who to become want to more become skilled more at skilled teaching at teaching academic academic skills to their skills to their learners in learners order to in order equip to them equip for them more for effective more effective knowledge knowledge transfer; transfer; lecturers lecturers at higher at education higher education institutions institutions such as technical such as technical colleges, colleges, technikons technikons and universities; and universities; teachers teachers and trainers and trainers NGOs; in teachers NGOs; teachers presenting presenting Adult Adult Basic Education Basic Education courses; trainers courses; trainers industry who industry have who to present have to training present programmes training programmes according according to recently to passed recently passed labour legislation labour legislation Admission Admission requirements: requirements: Senior Certificate Senior Certificate or an equivalent or an equivalent NQF level NQF 4 qualification level 4 qualification Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 December to 28 February to 28 February Module: Module: Academic Academic Skills Development Skills Development (SSTD01G) (SSTD01G) - 12 Credits - 12 Credits Theme 1: Theme Academic 1: Academic Skills Development Skills Development Theme 2: Theme Practical 2: Practical Application Application of Academic of Academic Skills Skills Theme 3: Theme Examination 3: Examination Preparation Preparation Short Learning Unisa

8 Short Course in Planning and Conducting Assessment of Learning Outcomes (71005) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 15 Purpose: This assessor course will provide people who assess or intend to assess candidates against unit standards and/or qualifications with the necessary expertise. Target group: Any person involved in assessment of learning outcomes in education and training settings or in the workplace; Teachers in the new career path leading to senior teacher and learning area specialist positions where they have to assess beginning teachers, student teachers, Learnership teachers and their peers; Senior teachers involved with Learnership student teachers; and Departmental officials involved in assessment of teachers as part of whole school evaluations. Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification Registration periods: 1 December to 28 February Module: Plan and Conduct Assessment of Learning Outcomes (CPCA01X) - 15 Credits Planning and preparing for assessment Preparing leaners for assessment Gathering knowledge and performance evidence Making assessment judgements Recording assessment results Providing assessment practices Assessment methods and instruments Assessment techniques Short Course in Mentoring, Guidance and Support of Teachers and Trainers (71013) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 12 Purpose: This mentoring course will provide practitioners with the necessary skills and expertise to give guidance and support to learners and to refer learners to appropriate counselling or development agencies. Target group: Any person involved in providing mentoring, guidance and support to protégés/learners in education and training settings or in the workplace; Senior. teachers who act as mentors for learnership student teachers; Teachers in the new career path leading to senior teacher and learning area specialist positions where they have to mentor, guide and support beginning teachers, student teachers, learnership teachers and their peers; and Departmental officials who mentor, guide and support teachers on.a daily basis. Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification continue to next page 8 College of Education

9 Registration Registration periods: 01 periods: December 01 to 28 December February to 28 February Module: Mentoring, Module: Guidance Mentoring, and Guidance Support and of Teachers Support and of Teachers Trainers and CGSL01R) Trainers - 12 CGSL01R) Credits - 12 Credits Mentoring, guidance Mentoring, and guidance support in and support outcomes-based in an outcomes-based education system education system Contextualising Contextualising mentoring and mentoring learner support and learner support Mentoring relationships Mentoring relationships Mentoring skills Mentoring skills Learner support Learner skills support skills Identification of Identification learner/protégé of learner/protégé needs needs Strategies, techniques Strategies, and techniques activities for and providing activities mentoring, for providing guidance mentoring, and guidance support and support Knowing to whom, Knowing when to and whom, why when to refer and learners/protégés why to refer learners/protégés Record-keeping Record-keeping of mentoring, of guidance mentoring, and guidance support given and support to learners/protégés given to learners/protégés Techniques for Techniques reflecting on for own reflecting performance on own and performance integrating and lessons integrating learned lessons into future learned practice into future practice Forms of practice Forms which of practice pay particular which pay attention particular to equity attention in terms to equity of race, in terms gender of and race, disability. gender and disability. Short Course Short in Course Basic Programming Basic Programming with Java with for Teachers Java for Teachers (72672) (72672) Duration: One Duration: year One year NQF Level 5NQF Level 5 Credits: 12 Credits: 12 Purpose: Purpose: The short course The empowers short course practising empowers and practising future teachers and future of Information teachers of Technology Information with Technology the understanding with the understanding and knowledge of knowledge basic programming of basic programming and provides the and capability provides and the capability practical skills and practical to teach skills basic to programming teach basic programming with with Java to students Java in to Grade students 10. The in Grade short 10. course The also short provides course teachers also provides with teachers appropriate with pedagogical appropriate knowledge pedagogical for knowledge for the resolution the of challenges resolution students of challenges in Grade students 10 of in the Grade FET 10 band of the are likely FET band to experience are likely to with experience particular with topics particular of topics of learning basic learning programming basic programming concepts and practical concepts programming and practical programming skills. skills. Target group: Target group: Active and prospective Active and teachers prospective of information teachers of technology information who technology will use Java who to will teach use basic Java to programming teach basic programming to to students in Grade students 10 of in the Grade FET 10 band of the FET band Admission Admission requirements: requirements: Registered practicing Registered teachers practicing with teachers the ability with to use the NQF ability level to use 4 algebra, NQF level geometry 4 algebra, and geometry trigonometry and and trigonometry familiarity and familiarity with the content with s of the NCS, content SAG s and of NCS, LPG SAG documents and LPG of documents the Department of the of Department Education for of Information Education for Technology Information Technology Registration Registration periods: periods: January and June January and June Module: Basic Module: Programming Basic Programming with Java for with Teachers Java for (SCBJ01T) Teachers - 12 (SCBJ01T) Credits - 12 Credits Basic Programming Basic Programming with Java with Java Unit 1: Overview Unit 1: Overview Unit 2: Variables Unit and 2: Variables Types and Types Unit 3: Control Unit structures 3: Control structures Unit 4: Subroutines Unit 4: Subroutines Pedagogical Pedagogical Knowledge Knowledge Strategies for Strategies effective teaching for effective of basic teaching programming of basic programming with Java to novice with Java programmers to novice programmers Assessment tools Assessment to evaluate tools basic to evaluate programming basic programming competencies competencies of students of students ICT skills to enhance ICT skills teachers to enhance knowledge teachers and knowledge lifelong learning and lifelong of teaching learning basic of teaching programming basic programming by the efficient by the efficient use of ICT facilities use of supported ICT facilities by the supported Internet by the Internet Unit 4: Subroutines Unit 4: Subroutines Short Learning Unisa

10 Short Course in the Design of Integrated Assessment for Learning Programmes (71021) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 10 Purpose: This assessment course will enable practitioners in education and training settings or in the workplace to design outcomes-based forms of integrated assessment for learning programmes. Most teachers and trainers in the country have been trained as evaluators. The shift from evaluation to assessment has left these practitioners without any formal training in assessment. The result is a countrywide need amongst them for training in assessment. Target group: The course is appropriate for any person involved in the design of integrated assessment for learning programmes in education and training settings or in the workplace. Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification Registration periods: 1 December to 28 February Module: Designing Integrated Assessment for Learning Programmes (CDIA01Q) - 10 Credits Design principles of outcomes based assessment Designing outcomes-based assessments Developing assessment activities Developing assessment guides Evaluating assessment designs and guides Short Course in Sport Management (72168) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 12 Language: English and Afrikaans Purpose: To equip the sport coach / educator in the educational setting with the knowledge and skills to apply the basic principles of sport management in an educational setting. Target group: Any sport coach / educator in an educational setting or who is planning to become involved as a sport coach in an educational setting. Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification continue to next page College of Education

11 Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 to 28 December February to 28 February Module: Sport Module: Management Sport Management (SCSM01H) - (SCSM01H) 12 Credits - 12 Credits The contents of The this contents course of includes this course the following includes aspects: the following The principles aspects: The of sport principles management, of sport management, planning and planning and organising management, organising management, leadership and leadership controlling and in management. controlling in management. It also deals with It also programme deals with development programme development and format, planning and format, an event, planning event an management, event, event management, economic consideration economic consideration and planning a and tour. planning It further a tour. deals It further deals with creating a with climate creating for effective a climate communication, for effective communication, codes of behaviour codes in of sport, behaviour managing sport, facilities managing and developing facilities and developing human resources. human Needs resources. identification Needs and identification assessment, and dealing assessment, with parents dealing and with contracting parents and volunteer contracting coaches volunteer coaches receives attention. receives attention. Short Course Short in Course School in History School Enrichment History Enrichment (76597) (76597) Duration: Six Duration: months Six months NQF Level 5NQF Level 5 Credits: 12 Credits: 12 Language: English Language: but Afrikaans-speaking English but Afrikaans-speaking students may students submit may projects submit in Afrikaans projects in Afrikaans Purpose: Purpose: To encourage To and encourage empower and Secondary empower School Secondary Social Science School Social and History Science teachers and History teachers their to disciplines teach their more disciplines more effectively and effectively more creatively, and more to cope creatively, with the to cope changing with requirements the changing requirements of the National of Curriculum the National Statement Curriculum Statement (NCS), and to (NCS), be more and confident, to be more better confident, equipped better and equipped more committed and more as committed educators involved as educators in building involved a new in building a new South African South nationafrican nation Target group: Target group: High school teachers High school teaching teachers Grades teaching 8 to 9 Grades (Social 8 Science) to 9 (Social and Grades Science) 10 and to Grades 12 (History) 10 to 12 (History) Admission Admission requirements: requirements: Students must Students either be must practising either teachers be practising or have teachers at least or some have teaching at least some experience teaching at senior experience secondary at senior school secondary level school level Registration Registration periods: periods: 02 January to January March to 31 March Module: Short Module: Course Short in School Course History in School Enrichment History (SCHE016) Enrichment - 12 (SCHE016) Credits - 12 Credits Effective planning Effective for history planning teaching for history teaching Continuous assessment Continuous and assessment evaluationand evaluation Teaching history Teaching skills history skills Teaching extended Teaching writing extended writing Group work in Group history work in history Helping learners Helping to improve learners their to improve study skills their study skills Teaching heritage Teaching investigation heritage investigation Short Learning Unisa

12 Advanced Short Course in Outcomes-Based Assessment in Higher Education and Open and Distance Learning (72389) Duration: Six months NQF Level 7 Credits: 10 Purpose: To design, develop and implement assessment for any instructional offering which is part of an accredited HE programme and is integral to the achievement of a qualification as a HE practitioner Target group: Higher education and training practitioners, who design, develop and implement assessment for the instructional offerings that they present as part of an accredited HET programme in open and distance learning Admission requirements: A prior qualification of at least a NQF level 6 in the student s main academic field of expertise and concurrent experience of mediating/facilitating learning in HE Registration periods: 01 November to 28 February Module: Outcomes-Based Assessment in Higher Education and Open and Distance Learning (SHEA018) - 10 Credits Demonstrate an understanding of assessment: Contextualise assessment in ODL Principles, conditions and criteria of assessment Role players in assessment Plan and prepare for assessment: Identify assessment purpose and scope Plan assessment methods, activities and strategy Prepare assessment logistics and resources Design and develop assessment: Design assessment activities Develop assessment instruments Compile assessment guides Implement assessment: Conduct assessments Make assessment judgments and decisions Provide assessment feedback Review assessment practices: Collect information for assessment review Analyse assessment feedback Draw up assessment improvement plans 12 College of Education

13 Course in Course Crisis Debriefing in Crisis Debriefing and Trauma and Counselling Trauma Counselling (70246) (70246) Duration: One Duration: year One year NQF Level 5NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Credits: 24 Purpose: Purpose: Aim to equip people Aim to with equip basic people crisis with debriefing, basic crisis stress debriefing, and trauma stress counseling and trauma skills, counseling based on skills, relevant based on relevant theoretical models theoretical and paradigms models and from paradigms psychology from psychology Has the purpose Has of the training purpose counselors of training the counselors counseling the of stressed counseling and of traumatized stressed and people, traumatized and the people, and the debriefing of people debriefing in crises of people in crises Will give attention Will give to post attention traumatic to post stress traumatic syndrome stress (PTSD) syndrome as well (PTSD) as well Is a synthesis of Is a crisis synthesis debriefing of crisis techniques, debriefing communication techniques, communication skills, and the skills, systemic and approach the systemic approach Includes a three Includes day compulsory a three day workshop compulsory with workshop the focus with on experiential the focus on learning, experiential and integration learning, and of integration theory of theory and practice of and counselling practice of counselling Target group: Target group: Already qualified Already professionals qualified who professionals would like who to enhance would like their to enhance crisis debriefing their crisis and debriefing trauma counseling and trauma skills counseling to skills to be utilised in their be utilised work-related in their counseling work-related liabilities counseling e.g. teachers, liabilities nurses, e.g. teachers, para-medics, nurses, social para-medics, workers, social speech, workers, speech, physio and occupational physio and therapists, occupational ministers therapists, of religion, ministers medical of religion, practitioners medical practitioners Individuals from Individuals all walks from of life all who walks are of in life need who of are these in need skills of on these a voluntary skills on level a voluntary in their communities level in their communities NGO s trainers, NGO s youth trainers, workersyouth workers Admission Admission requirements: requirements: Senior Certificate Senior an Certificate equivalent or an NQF equivalent level 4 qualification NQF level 4 or qualification appropriate or experience appropriate experience Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 until December 28 February until 28 February Module: Theoretical Module: Training Theoretical (SDEB01L) Training - 12 (SDEB01L) Credits - 12 Credits Listening and Listening communication and communication skills skills Trauma Trauma Post Traumatic Post Stress Traumatic Disorder Stress Debriefing Disorder Models Debriefing Models Trauma counselling Trauma approaches counselling approaches Stress related Stress issues related issues Module: Practical Module: Training Practical (SDEB02M) Training - (SDEB02M) 12 Credits - 12 Credits Models of trauma Models counselling of trauma counselling Listening skills Listening skills Role play experiential Role play learning experiential learning Short Learning Unisa

14 Course in Basic Counselling (70262) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Purpose: Aims to provide you with practical counselling skills and techniques, provides you with relevant theoretical counselling models and paradigms from psychology Will enable you to act as intermediary between people in need of counselling and professional support services Focuses on, among others, basic counselling principles and skills such as person-centred communication, the process of helping, values underlying the counselling process, and practical issues such as the structure/stages of the interview/ counselling process Is a synthesis of systemic and rational-emotive-behaviour therapeutic approaches Includes a two day compulsory workshop in Pretoria with the focus on experiential learning, and the integration of the theory and practice of counselling Target group: Already qualified professionals who would like to enhance their counselling skills to be utilised in their work related counselling liabilities e.g. teachers, nurses, people from (para) medical professions (e.g. speech, physio and occupational therapists), social workers, ministers of religion, medical practitioners Individuals from all walks of life who are in need of counselling skills on a voluntary level in their communities People on the look-out for personal enrichment NGOs, trainers, youth workers Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification Registration periods: 01 December to 28 February Module: Theory of Counselling (PCOU016) - 12 Credits Introductory issues in counselling Psychological theories, such as Rogers, Erikson, Glasser and Maslow Characteristics of the counsellor Counselling and psychotherapy Ethical aspects of counselling Human development: characteristics of development, developmental phases, factors that influence development and theories of development Psychological health and behaviour Communication: self-concept and communication style, effective communication and listening skills Conflict: effect on relationships, conflict and anger, styles of conflict and styles of conflict management Changing attitudes, unethical influence, controlling relationships and mind control Module: Practical Counselling (PCOU028) - 12 Credits Criteria for counselling in practice The counselling process: elements in counselling Therapeutic skills and techniques The underlying causes of emotional problems Practical counselling with role players Practical workshop where skills are demonstrated A practical assignment which is done on audio tape: therapeutic interview with a role player 14 College of Education

15 Course in Course Education in Education Management Management in Early Childhood in Early Childhood Development Development (70271) (70271) Duration: One Duration: year One year NQF Level 5NQF Level 5 Credits: 36 Credits: 36 Purpose: Purpose: The aim of this The course aim of is to this equip course students is to equip with students management with management skills such as knowledge skills such as of knowledge professionally professionally managing managing staff, learners, staff, parents, learners, programmes parents, and programmes safety in the and early safety childhood in the early development childhood phase development in an African phase context. in an African context. Target group: Target group: The course is appropriate The course is for appropriate people involved for people in Early involved Childhood in Early Development. Childhood Development. Admission Admission requirements: requirements: Senior Certificate Senior an Certificate equivalent or an NQF equivalent level 4 qualification NQF level 4 qualification Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 until December 28 February until 28 February Module: Introduce Module: Management Introduce Management Skills in Early Skills Childhood in Early Development Childhood Development (CEME01U) - (CEME01U) 12 Credits - 12 Credits Education management: Education management: the concept the concept Managerial functions Managerial in ECD functions in ECD Management Management styles in ECD styles in ECD Module: Manage Module: the Manage Learning the Environment Learning Environment in Early Childhood in Early Development Childhood Development (CEME02V) - (CEME02V) 12 Credits - 12 Credits Managing staff Managing and students staff and students Managing different Managing types different of ECD-programmes types of ECD-programmes Managing parent Managing involvement parent involvement Module: Management Module: Management Administration Administration Early Childhood in Early Development Childhood Development (CEME03W) -(CEME03W) 12 Credits - 12 Credits Managing office Managing administration office administration Managing finances Managing ECDfinances in ECD Management Management committees in committees ECD in ECD Short Learning Unisa

16 Course for Environmental Educators (70289) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Purpose: To enable individuals to teach in, about and for the environment. Target group: Individuals who have completed their secondary schooling. Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification Registration periods: 01 December until 28 February Module: Introduction to Environmental Education (CENV01R) - 12 Credits The concept environment The development of the concept environmental education Definition of environmental education Aims of environmental education Paradigms, philosophies and ideologies linked to environmental education Basic sociology and its relevance to environmental education Basic psychological principles applicable to environmental education Environmental literacy Sustainable development What is environmental education? Statements about environmental education An environmental audit Teaching environmental education through various disciplines Teaching environmental education to different age groups Module: Practical Activities for Environmental Education (CENV02S) - 12 Credits Learning Programme (LP) development EE and OBE Planning a learning programme Mediation of learning programmes 16 College of Education

17 Course in Course Student in Development Student Development (70319) (70319) Duration: One Duration: year One year NQF Level 5NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Credits: 24 Purpose: Purpose: This certificate This course certificate prepares course students prepares for tertiary students studies. for tertiary Students studies. who Students want to enroll who want in a formal to enroll certificate, in a formal certificate, diploma or degree diploma programme or degree but programme who don t but feel who prepared don t feel for tertiary prepared study for or tertiary enrolled study students or enrolled who students want to who want to be more skilled be in more dealing skilled with in the dealing learning with environment, the learning teachers environment, in primary teachers and in secondary primary and schools secondary who prepare schools who prepare students for further students and for tertiary further study and and tertiary any study person and interested any person in the interested academic in the and academic life skills required and life skills for success required for success in senior school in and senior tertiary school level and studies, tertiary will level benefit studies, from will this benefit course. from this course. Target group: Target group: Students who Students want to enrol who want in formal to enrol certificate, in formal diploma certificate, or degree diploma programmes or degree but programmes who feel underprepared but who feel underprepared for tertiary study for tertiary study Students who Students want to gain who admission want to gain to Unisa admission degree to Unisa studies degree through studies the Unisa through Senate the Discretionary Unisa Senate Discretionary Admission Programme Admission Programme Unisa students Unisa whose students readmission whose is readmission subject to their is subject passing to a their formal passing tertiary a formal certificate tertiary programme certificate programme Students doing Students post matric doing training post matric training Students currently Students registered currently for registered first year certificate, for first year diploma certificate, or degree diploma courses or degree who want courses to be who more want skilled to be more skilled in dealing with in the dealing learning with environment the learning environment Teachers in primary Teachers and in secondary primary and schools secondary who prepare schools students who prepare for further students and for tertiary further study and tertiary study Admission Admission requirements: requirements: Senior Certificate Senior Certificate Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 until December 28 February until 28 February Module: Student Module: Development Student Development (CSTD016) - 12 (CSTD016) Credits - 12 Credits Theme 1: The Theme Culture 1: of The Learning Culture of Learning Theme 2: Career Theme Development 2: Career Development Theme 3: Personal Theme Development 3: Personal Development Module: Academic Module: Skills Academic Development Skills Development (CSTD028) - 12 (CSTD028) Credits - 12 Credits Theme 4: Academic Theme Skills 4: Academic Development Skills Development Theme 5: Practical Theme Application 5: Practical of Application Academic Skills of Academic Skills Theme 6: Examination Theme 6: Skills Examination Skills Short Learning Unisa

18 Course in Christian Counselling (7036X) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Language: English and Afrikaans Purpose: To train and equip the lay counsellors to work in Christian settings Target group: Persons who are working or who plan to work as lay counsellors in Christian settings and persons who need to broaden their knowledge on emotional and spiritual problems that Christians may experience. Admission requirements: None Registration periods: 01 December until 28 February Module: Theory of Christian Counselling (PCCO01U) - 12 Credits Introductory issues in Christian counselling Models in Christian Counselling Practical counseling and Counseling Techniques Psychology in Christian Counselling Common Mental illness Attitude change and mind control in spiritual relationships Module: Practical Christian Counselling (PCCO02V) - 12 Credits Introduction to practical counselling Role play exercises Interviews with role players Course in Dealing with Problem Behaviour of Children (70440) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Language: English but Afrikaans students are also accommodated in the sense that they are allowed to complete assignments, examination papers, scrap books and portfolio s in Afrikaans Purpose: The aim of this certificate course is to empower students to assist children with behaviour problems more effectively. Persons dealing with children with behaviour problems on a regular basis, such as youth and social workers, parents and teachers, will benefit from this certificate. Target group: Persons dealing with children with behaviour problems on a regular basis, such as youth and social workers, parents, teachers and ministers of religion, etc. continue to next page College of Education

19 Admission Admission requirements: requirements: NQF level 4 qualification NQF level 4 qualification Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 until December 28 February until 28 February Module: Course Module: in Dealing Course with in Dealing Problem with Behaviour Problem of Behaviour Children (CBEH01K) of Children - 12 (CBEH01K) Credits - 12 Credits Clarification of Clarification concepts of concepts Theoretical models Theoretical on behaviour models on behaviour Causative factors Causative related factors behaviour related problems to behaviour problems Manifestations Manifestations of behaviour problems of behaviour problems The assistance The process assistance process Module: Practical Module: Aspects Practical of Dealing Aspects with of Dealing Behaviour with Problems Behaviour of Problems Children (CBEH02L) of Children - 12 (CBEH02L) Credits - 12 Credits A portfolio illustrating A portfolio the illustrating capabilities the of capabilities the student of to the apply student theory to to apply a real-life theory situation to a real-life by assisting situation and by assisting and understanding understanding a child with behaviour a child with problems behaviour problems Course in Course Dealing in with Dealing Traumatised with Traumatised Children (7053X) Children (7053X) Duration: One Duration: year One year NQF Level 5NQF Level 5 Credits: 36 Credits: 36 Purpose: Purpose: Helping children Helping crisis. children The aim in crisis. of the The course aim is of to the facilitate course a is process to facilitate of understanding a process of understanding the youth crisis the youth in crisis (e.g. trauma, substance (e.g. trauma, dependency, substance etc) dependency, and to facilitate etc) and healing. to facilitate healing. Target group: Target group: Teachers, community Teachers, workers, community lay counsellors workers, lay dealing counsellors with children dealing and with adolescents.. children and adolescents.. Admission Admission requirements: requirements: Senior Certificate Senior an Certificate equivalent or an NQF equivalent level 4 qualification NQF level 4 qualification Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 until December 28 February until 28 February continue to next continue page. to next page. Short Learning Unisa

20 Module: Development in Childhood and Adolescence (CCHL01K) - 12 Credits Introduction to child development: the development of needs and behavior Physical development: prenatal to adolescence Emotional development: from birth to adolescence Social development: from birth to adolescence Moral development Disorders of childhood and adolescence Module: Life Crises in Childhood and Adolescence (CCHL02L) - 12 Credits Introduction to crises and phases of crisis development The field of the crisis intervener Therapeutic techniques in the crisis interview Crisis intervention in the contexts of suicide, physical problems, epilepsy, drug abuse, sexual abuse and incest, violence, death of family member, divorce, cultural demands, teenage pregnancy, and HIV/AIDS Module: The Practice of Counselling Traumatised Children and Adolescents (CCHL03M) - 12 Credits Practical guidance in crisis intervention Practical guidance in trauma counselling Skills development Role play Generic crisis intervention model with focus on transference and maintenance of life skills Course in Sport Psychology (70556) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Language: Afrikaans and English Purpose: To equip the sport coach in the educational setting with the knowledge and skills: Deal with the psychological needs of athletes/players Be able to identify and refer athletes / players with special needs for assistance Target group: Any sport coach in an educational setting or who is planning to become involved as a sport coach in an educational setting. continue to next page College of Education

21 Admission Admission requirements: requirements: A Senior Certificate A Senior an Certificate equivalent or an NQF equivalent level 4 qualification; NQF level 4 the qualification; ability to learn the ability from predominantly to learn from predominantly written written material, proof material, of being proof involved of being the involved coaching of the sport coaching to children of sport to students children or students Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 until December 28 February until 28 February Module: Theoretical Module: Training Theoretical (CSPS016) Training - 12 (CSPS016) Credits - 12 Credits The contents of The this contents short course of this includes short course the following includes aspects: the following The principles aspects: The of sport principles and exercise of sport behaviour, and exercise behaviour, the psychology the of psychology coaching, performance of coaching, enhancement performance enhancement in sport, the psychology in sport, the of psychology exercise and of injury exercise to athletes/ and injury to athletes/ players. The aim players. is to provide The aim the is to sport provide coach the in sport an educational coach in an setting educational with the setting necessary with the knowledge necessary and knowledge skills to and skills to not only better not understand only better the understand sport person, the sport but also person, to be but able also to assist to be the able athlete to assist in his/her the athlete psychological in his/her needs. psychological needs. Module: Practical Module: Training Practical (CSPS028) Training - 12 (CSPS028) Credits - 12 Credits One compulsory One assignment compulsory has assignment to be submitted. has to be This submitted. assignment This was assignment designed was with designed the specific with aim the to specific guide aim to guide the student into the a student practical into investigation a practical of investigation the factors of effecting the factors the motivation effecting the of motivation sport people. of sport In addition, people. a In addition, a workshop will workshop be offered will which be offered is compulsory which is for compulsory all students. for More all students. details concerning More details the concerning workshop the are workshop included are included in the tutorial in matter. the tutorial matter. Short Learning Unisa

22 Course in Human Rights and Healthy Lifestyle (70564) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Purpose: There is an urgent need for knowledge and skills attainment in the fields of Human Rights and Healthy and Balanced Lifestyle. We need to create a culture of human rights and Ubuntu in our society and we have to address matters like HIV/AIDS, violence and substance abuse. A healthy lifestyle and a healthy society go hand in hand. Our intention is to convey to students the message that prosperity and happiness can only flourish in a society where people have respect for their fellow-men and where every individual respects his or her own body. The course has two components: Human Rights & Healthy and Balanced Lifestyle. Target group: All Facilitators involved in education or any other group of people/ individual who might be interested in Human Rights issues and in a Healthy Lifestyle. Admission requirements: Grade 12 or equivalent NQF level 4 qualification Registration periods: 01 December until 28 February Module: Course in Human Rights and Healthy Lifestyle (SHUM01M) - 24 Credits The South African Constitution and the Bill of Rights Ubuntu and the creation of a human rights culture Children s rights Rights and responsibilities Prejudice and stereotyping in the South African society Combating human rights violations Prevention of HIV/AIDS Care of the AIDS patient Coping with sexual and social problems Mental health empowerment Dealing with violence in our society Course in Mathematics Education (Intermediate and Senior Phase) (70807) Duration: One year NQF Level 6 Credits: 24 Purpose: Teaching strategies and techniques that will enable the student to teach mathematics successfully in the intermediate or senior phase. Practical and theoretical knowledge to facilitate the learning of mathematics. Improvisation techniques to enable the student to teach mathematics concepts where facilities are inadequate. Accreditation for one module towards an advanced certificate in mathematics education (intermediate and senior phase). Fill vacancies for mathematics teachers and as such broaden job opportunities. Target group: Teachers who would like to improve their teaching skills in mathematics (intermediate and senior phase). Teachers who wish to teach mathematics in the intermediate and senior phase with no previous experience in the teaching of mathematics. continue to next page College of Education

23 Admission Admission requirements: requirements: Senior Certificate Senior an Certificate equivalent or an NQF equivalent level 4 qualification NQF level 4 and qualification a teaching and qualification a teaching qualification Registration Registration periods: periods: 01 December 01 until December 28 February until 28 February Module: The Module: Teaching The and Teaching Learning and of Numbers, Learning of Operations Numbers, and Operations Relationships and Relationships (CMAP01Q) -(CMAP01Q) 12 Credits - 12 Credits Teaching mathematics Teaching in mathematics OBE context in OBE context Exploring what Exploring it means what to do it mathematics means to do mathematics Developing understanding Developing understanding mathematics in mathematics Teaching through Teaching problem through solving problem solving Planning in the Planning problem in based the problem classroom based classroom Building assessment Building into assessment instructioninto instruction Teaching mathematics Teaching equitably mathematics to all equitably children to all children Number learning Number learning Module: The Module: Teaching The and Teaching Learning and of Measurement, Learning of Measurement, Space and Shape, Space Data and Shape, Handling Data Functions Handling Functions and Algebraic and Concepts Algebraic (CMAP02R) Concepts -(CMAP02R) 12 Credits - 12 Credits Algebraic thinking: Algebraic generalisations, thinking: generalisations, patterns and functions patterns and functions Proportional reasoning Proportional reasoning Developing measurement Developing measurement concepts concepts Geometric thinking Geometric and geometric thinking and concepts geometric concepts Concepts of data Concepts analysis of data analysis Concepts of probability Concepts of probability Course in Course School in Management School Management (70858) (70858) Duration: One Duration: year One year NQF Level 6NQF Level 6 Credits: 24 Credits: 24 Language: English, Language: however, English, portfolios however, portfolios may also be may submitted also be in submitted Afrikaans in Afrikaans Purpose: Purpose: This course is This aimed course at assisting aimed education assisting managers education and managers those who and want those to become who want education to become managers education in managers in primary and secondary primary and schools secondary to acquire schools the to education acquire the management education management skills, knowledge skills, and knowledge attitudes that and attitudes will help that will help them to contribute them to the contribute creation to and the support creation of and conditions support in of schools conditions under in schools which effective under which teaching effective and learning teaching and learning can take place. can Students take place. will learn Students how will to apply learn basic how to education apply basic management education management principles and principles how to manage and how school to manage school teaching staff. teaching staff. Target group: Target group: The course is specifically The course for is specifically aspiring and for acting aspiring Heads and of acting Department, Heads of Deputy Department, Principals Deputy and Principals and in primary Principals in primary and secondary and schools. secondary schools. continue to next continue page to next page Short Learning Unisa

24 Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or equivalent NQF level 4 qualification Registration periods: 01 December until 28 February Module: School Management Issues (CRSM01R) - 12 Credits Educational leadership theory and style Vision building and communication Effective educational planning Effective organising and control Problem-solving and decision-making Policy making in schools Time management and delegating skills Module: Aspects of Managing School Teaching Staff (CRSM02S) - 12 Credits Communication skills for school managers Motivation skills for school managers Conflict management and negotiation skills for school managers Stress management in education The development appraisal system Teamwork in schools Course in African Christian Leadership (71715) Duration: One year NQF Level 5 Credits: 24 Purpose: To empower AIC leaders to become marriage officers, manage their churches in accordance with general management principles, write the history of their churches, understand and preach the Bible, apply Biblical principles in everyday contexts and perform leadership Target group: Leaders of the African Indigenous Churches, archbishops, bishops, priests, pastors, youth leaders, leaders of women s leagues and other leaders and prospective of African Indigenous Churches Admission requirements: Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification Registration periods: November to February Module: African Christian Leadership (SACL01T) - 24 Credits Orientation and study skills Registration of your church Exploring the Bible Becoming a marriage officer Church management: planning, administration, finances, etc Our history: history of the African Initiated Churches On being and African Christian family 24 College of Education