This bundle is specifically for people with no experience who would like to start a career in the Occupationally Directed Education and Training Industry.
To help you understand the National Qualifications Framework and the education industry, the programme will start with the skills assessor and design and develop course (u/s 115753 & u/s 115755), after which you will start with the ODETDP National Certificate. During this period, you will also do the facilitator unit standard 117178 which is built into the course.
Once you have completed the ODETDP National Certificate, you will move on to the moderator unit standard 115759.
The National Certificate in Occupationally-Directed Education, Training and Development Practices (ODETDP) is a mid-level qualification in the field of training and development. It is a valuable starting point for those who have been practicing in the field without formal accreditation.
Is this qualification for me?This qualification will also be useful for:
- Learning facilitators
- Assessors
- Learner and learning supporters
- Skills development facilitators
In the online learning mode, Chartall Business College has curated all your training material into weeks for easy access, although you can move around in the subject material if you wish. You will be allocated to an online e-lecturer who will assist you with queries, run e-lectures and e-tutorials, and keep you on track.
The course material is a combination of e-learning and pre-recorded e-lectures that you work through systematically in your own time, at your own place and in your own space. You can repeat any lesson or video at any time, which is impossible to do in class. This means you can review difficult concepts slowly and often for deeper learning and insight.
In addition, there are live e-tutorials each week to give you an opportunity to engage with your e-lecturer in real time. You will have the same number of contact hours as a learner who completes the training in a classroom, just you will have more flexibility.
Access to real work examples of materials, policies and documents created in the ETD space will be advantageous as it will shorten the time to completion and provide supporting evidence of competency.
In addition, learners need to be proficient in English at National Senior Certificate level.
A good level of computer literacy is also an advantage.
The facilitator, assessor and moderator unit standards are also accredited, and successful students will be awarded a Statement of Results from the ETDP SETA.
Chartall Business College is accredited to offer this full qualification and the individual unit standards
The advantage of the portfolio as a mode of assessment is that it can be used after the learning to support the learner’s CV as it showcases what they can do practically (you will need to keep a copy of it for this purpose).
Learners may also be required to write a Final Summative Assessment when they have successfully completed their portfolio. Chartall will keep enrolled learners up-to-date with the SETA’s decision on this possible assessment.
Course Features
- Lectures 35
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 5-6 hours of work per week
Skills Assessor – 8 weeks
ODETDP including facilitator – 24 weeks
Moderator – 6 weeks - Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 182
- Assessments Yes
- THE SIX-WEEK CONDUCT ASSESSMENTS (U/S 115753) PROGRAMME COVERS:
- THE ADDITIONAL TWO-WEEKS FOR THE DESIGNING OF ASSESSMENT TOOLS (115755) COVERS:
- THE NC ODETDP (ID 50334) PROGRAMME - COMMUNICATION
- DESIGN AND DEVELOP LEARNING PROGRAMMES AND PROCESSES
- FACILITATE AND EVALUATE LEARNING
- ENGAGE IN AND PROMOTE ASSESSMENT PRACTICES
- 115753 Conduct outcomes-based assessment (Note learners who have not been awarded this unit standard will need to be trained and assessed separately. This can be done through Chartall Business College at an additional cost.)
- 115755 Design and develop outcomes-based assessments
- 115759 Conduct moderation of outcomes-based assessments
- PROVIDE LEARNING SUPPORT TO LEARNERS AND ORGANISATIONS
- 117865 Assist and support learners to manage their learning experiences
- 117874 Guide learners about their learning, assessment and recognition opportunities
- 119721 Support marginalised, “at risk” and vulnerable individuals and groups
- 115073 Demonstrate knowledge of deaf culture, the deaf community and technology & services
- CONDUCT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FACILITATION
- 15221 Provide information and advice regarding skills development and related issues
- 252041 Promote a learning culture in an organisation
- 15217 Develop an organisational training and development plan
- 15232 Coordinate planned skills development interventions in an organisation
- 15218 Conduct an analysis to determine outcomes of learning for skills development
- 15228 Advise on the establishment and implementation of a QMS for skills development practices
- THE MODERATOR COURSE (U/S 115759) COVERS:
