Online learning
- Online learning is provided through digital devices such as computers, tablets, and cell phones with internet access. This enables students to study anytime and from anywhere in the world.
- Students’ study material will be uploaded to an Online Learning Management System (LMS). Students can access their material online or download it to their devices.
- In addition to the study material being provided, students can participate in online discussions via the LMS and may attend webinars, dependent on the qualification enrolled for.
- Various assessments will be done online, and students will have access to lecturers and support staff via the LMS as well as via e-mail or telephone.
Distance learning
- Distance learning is a way of learning where students are able to study remotely instead of attending lectures at a venue.
- Students receive study material which they study in their own time and have access to lecturers via e-mail and telephone.
- This way of learning is particularly suitable for students that require a more flexible learning option such as students who are studying while working full-time.
System Requirements
- An up-to-date, functioning computer is strongly recommended for accessing study material and completing assessments.
- Stable internet connectivity and sufficient data to access learning resources and complete online assessments.
- Up-to-date Microsoft Office software (Word, Excel and PowerPoint), a PDF reader and Google Chrome.
- A suitable, quiet environment in which to complete online assessments.
- Students are responsible for arranging and maintaining the required equipment, software and internet access.
Webinars & Online Exams
- Online sessions are conducted via Zoom and/or Microsoft Teams.
- Where online examinations apply, students require a functioning webcam and microphone.
- Fibre internet with a minimum 10 Mbps upload and download speed is required for online examinations.
- Students should ensure that all equipment and connectivity are tested and functioning before an online session or examination.
Facilitated learning
- Classroom training will be arranged (for 15 students or more).
- Learning material will be sent electronically prior to training.
- This material must be brought to classroom training sessions.
- During training the learning material will be discussed and candidates will start with the completion of the Portfolio of Evidence (POE).
- This can be uploaded on our Learning Management System or alternatively couriered to our offices at your own cost.
- The summative assessments will be done in one of our examination centres nationally.
- The timeline will be adapted for each individual learner.