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> Aligned to NQF Unit Standards How to Write Engaging, Outcomes Based Learning Materials At TASA>, we have an unshakable belief that learning materials for any subject under the sun can be made alive and relevant. Scientific sequencing of chapters and modules, designing engaging practice events and employing creative ways of turning seemingly dull information into something fascinating is the arena in which we work, helping course writers everywhere to become crafters of outstanding and memorable learning. Unit standards have brought in a wide new dimension to learning materials used in South Africa and are a comprehensive source of direction for today’s course writer. The training course, “How to write Engaging, Outcomes Based Learning Materials”, has been an empowering tool for course writers all over. Should you wish to join a group of course writers and learn the skills in a workshop, or prefer to work closely with a coach as you craft your materials chapter by chapter, you will certainly find one of our flexible options will work for you, regardless of the subject matter of your course. So, for mastering the art of course writing, and securing chapter by chapter coaching and feedback support with your course writing project, or, help with layout and design, evaluation and assessment against the unit standard: “Develop training materials” (Unit standard 9954), call Brian Jensen now. Even if you just wish to ask questions about course content and methodology, call, as you need!
Brian Jensen TASA provides Training, Assessment and RPL of the following Unit Standard
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