Archived Training and Projects
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FBC course is designed to equip you to journey with people in your community through the use of biblical counselling and to empower you to be in a space of Wellness as you seek to bring Wellness to others. Our invitation is to equip you with the skills of biblical counselling and to take you to explore scriptures in-depth and bring God’s words in the way you live your daily life to be the foundations of the way you walk alongside others to find the same.
This next 3 months will be greatly challenging as the journey will take you to compliment self-care and soul’s care within your busy schedule; not within the goal to live a self-centered life; but rather a self-care to live a life of Worship on a daily journey with others in a world where there are suffering, losses, confusions, etc. and complement what we teach in the pulpit and what we do in our quiet time.
Duration: 12 Weeks (24 August – 16 November)
Time Commitment: 5-6 Hrs Per Week (Self, community Study and online interaction through readings, watching videos, writing reflections, journal and different papers)
Location: 4 times Via Zoom & rest of time via Google Classroom (In your own time following deadlines)
Please follow link for more information and register : https://forms.gle/cAoiBkgZLnLvw9TMA
FMC 1 is designed to enrich the relationship you have with your spouse in your marriage and to empower you both to walk with other couples. Through it, we aim to see your marriage grow further and deeper in a space of Wellness, as you seek to bring Wellness to other couples.
FBC 2 is designed for you to be empowered to practice and implement what you have learned in your year of FBC 1.
From this new journey, we aim to offer you personal supervision as you serve in your local context and we aim to create a space for you to be accountable, work, and develop your skills, methodologies, and processes through the use of Biblical Counselling. Application form
We are providing a platform to support you in your short training interventions. Depending on the need, support may include all/some of the following: consultation, training tools & a possibility of small grants averaging between $500-750. The small grant can only be accessed through applying and meeting the necessary requirements. (NB: the support will be limited to a few applications). More details to follow in January 2022. Support Application
Introducing “Serve to Grow”:
Watch this video to find out more.
Foundations for Biblical Counselling (FBC) – Closing date: 24 January 2022:
Please click on the link for more information: FBC 1 form
FBC 2 (For alumni who have successfully completed and finished the exam on FBC in the previous years – Closing date: 24 January 2022):
Please click on FBC 2 form for more information.
Foundations for Marriage Counselling (FMC) – Closing date: 24 January 2022:
New course for (For alumni and their spouse): Please click on FMC 1 form if you are interested.
FMC 2 applications for 2022 are open for those who successfully completed FMC in 2021 – Closing date: 24 January 2022:
Please see the link for more information on FMC 2 Interest
Continuing of Elective and Supervision
Webinar dates: July 29th & 05 Aug, 2021
Time: 15:00 – 16:30 (SA time)
Platform: Zoom
Whenever people live, work or socialise together conflict can occur. This is because we are inter-dependent: we rely on others to help us meet our needs or at least not to do anything that might negatively impact on them. If not managed well, it can be extremely costly for individuals, organisations and society at large. Yet most of us are not equipped to deal with conflict effectively for various reasons, the most important being our negative perception of conflict. This causes us to fall into fight or flight behaviours when conflict arises. However, conflict can have many positive spin-offs provided
(a) we changed the way we think about it from seeing it as a threat to viewing as an opportunity;
(b) we develop strategic agility, i.e., treat each conflict as unique and adopt an approach that is appropriate to the situation; and (c) acquire some of the skills needed for turning conflict opportunities into positive outcomes.
Not only individuals but also entire organisations can acquire this ‘conflict wisdom’ but this requires more than just training staff on how to manage conflict more effectively. It is a process that needs to be guided from the top to create a culture and internal systems that are conducive to conflicts being made visible and engaged with as early as possible. The evidence shows that conflict positive organisations attract, retain and motivate people, and generally outperform those that are not able to engage wit conflict constructively. There is also evidence to suggest that investing in organisational conflict wisdom can have benefits outside the organisation as well as employees ‘export’ their conflict attitudes and skills into their immediate social circles and even beyond.
Contact us at admin@itl.org.za for more information. Closing date for registration: 23 July 2021.
View HARVARD Article: How management teams can have a good fight
Resilience:
The process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats and even significant sources of stress — such as family and relationship problems, serious health problems, or workplace and financial stresses. — American Psychological Association.
As the world faces a global pandemic and an ever changing “new normal,” there is no time like the present to draw on the unshakable, intrinsic ability we all possess, RESILIENCE.
The aim of this workshop is:
To provide you with a different perspective of what it means to be resilient in times of trauma, change, and loss.
To guide you towards knowing and cultivating your inner strength by means of self-reflection and discussion points. To provide you and those under your leadership with practical tools to continue building resilience for the future.
Program Outline
WEEK 1: Composure (Live session on 23 June at 3 pm South African time)
- How to recognise difficult emotions and to successfully regulate them.
WEEK2: Health (Live session on 30 June at 3 pm South African time)
- How to take care of your physical self in a way that promotes well-being.
WEEK 3: Reasoning (Live session on 7 July at 3 pm South African time)
- How to problem-solve and cope in lasting & healthy ways.
WEEK 4: Tenacity (Live session on 14 July at 3 pm South African time)
- How to practice resilience by using persistence and realistic optimism.
WEEK 5: Vision (Live session on 21 July at 3 pm South African time)
- How to create meaning & purpose within yourself and with others.
Click here to register before 23 June 2021: https://forms.gle/wxS79tLpyWNoju2S7
We have put together some tutorials videos and resources for your zoom sessions / online meetings to run smoothly. To access the file download the file : Download resource file
(Please note that this is not a course but just a library of resources)
The Instructional Design for eLearning course covers the methodology, skills, and techniques necessary for developing effective eLearning solutions. This course provides the foundation for instructional development. In this course, you will
• Explore current theories, principles, methodologies, and techniques of online learning.
• Create interactive eLearning solutions that meet your learners’ needs.
• Gain strong knowledge and skills to design eLearning interactions that increase learning effectiveness and decrease costs.
Duration: 4 Weeks (22 March – 17 April 2021)
Time Commitment: 7-8 Hrs Per Week (5 hrs Self Study & 2.30 hrs online interaction)
Location: Via Zoom & Google Classroom
Assessments: This course will have weekly quizzes, short assignments and individual practical tasks
Please note that there will be a selection process after registration.
To register please click on the below link: https://forms.gle/qoyqn4dWcxN3U4ud7
Direct any questions to shorttrainings@itl.org.za
Name of Course: MobiVideo
Topic: Creating a Video using your Cellphone
Platform: Google Classroom
Structure: Self- Paced
Duration: 4 Weeks
Hours Required: 3-4 hours per week which include 1 contact session per week of 30 min per session)
Progress Evaluation: 4 knowledge checks, 2 Discussion Forum Engagements, 2 Peer Assessments, 1 Final Project
About this course
MobiVideo is an introduction on how to create and edit a high-quality video using
your smartphone. After completing this course, you will be able to:
● identify best practices for video production and implement them in creating
your own video.
● recognize common challenges in the video production process and determine
how to avoid such difficulties,
● create an effective plan for video production that accounts for time, resources,
and your abilities.
● Use a video editing app to edit your raw footages and incorporate graphics,
animations and third-party media to produce polished video segments,
● resize your finished videos, upload them to google drive
MobiVideo is a course for everyone and does not require any previous experience in
video production.
What you’ll learn
● Plan high-quality video production from start to finish.
● Filming techniques, composition, lighting, and capturing professional audio.
● Edit video on your mobile devices.
● Conduct interviews for video testimonials and storytelling.
Requirements
● This course is suitable for beginners without any prior video production
knowledge or experience however the course requires the student to have a
smartphone with the ability to capture audio and video.
● Additional items of equipment and smartphone applications are not necessary
to complete the course but are highly recommended for a practical learning
experience and to increase the production quality of video content produced.
Who this course is for:
● ITL ALICT Alumni
This course includes:
● 1.5 hours on-demand video
● 4 articles
● 4 downloadable resources
● 4 x 30min contact sessions (One session per week) ● Certificate of completion
For more information contact office@itl.org.za.
Welcome to the 2nd session of our Online retreat. Below you will find the topics and videos for the second part of the Online Retreat. Please accept our apologies for the late publishing of the videos.
Please watch the first session then the second one in the correct order. Click on the topic to watch the specific video:
The False Self:
The True Self:
Join us then for more input, sharing and possible answers to questions on this topic.
Date & Time: Saturday, 24 October @ 15:00 – 16:00 (SA Time)
Join Zoom Meeting:
We look forward to seeing at the next feedback session.
ITL Office
Dear Global Community of Coaches,
As Coaches, we continuously seek to grow and practice our skills as we walk alongside one another.
Time for the next Coaching webinar, which will focus on a biblical centred approach of some basic principles of Coaching and Counselling based on the book “Network of the human soul: On identity, dignity, maturity and life skills” written by Daniel Louw; reviewed for the webinar by Reinhard Moors
Time: Wednesday, September 30th, 2020 from 3:00 pm-4:00 pm SA
We continue to pray that we all grow together in our coaching skills as we journey with one others.
ITL Coaching Team
Here is the introduction video to our Online Retreat. Please watch this video before the retreat starts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdqO3wThtm8
If you have done the “Coaching electives with Reinhard” during ALICT, this is for you.
Here is an opportunity to join our next webinar. We are grateful for the privilege to continuously partner with Reinhard Moors who will be talking to us about: “Assisting your clients in understanding the limitations of the insight and the ability to make changes from within a system (i.e. family unit, group or team) and how to compensate for this”
Register in advance for this meeting hosted on 27 August 2020: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcld-2uqDwrGdwyQ_cP6fPF-uRUvayF4JyM
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
If you have done the “Coaching electives with Reinhard” during ALICT, this is for you.
Register in advance for this meeting hosted on 8 July: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcofuqtpzMjGNECqMjM1MDSaWVWU6cBN6jf
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Open to all alumni interested in Training Design (Content & Process) This Instructional Design (ID) course will help instructional designers to make sense of abstract learning theory and enable real world application. Our goal is to equip designated ITL alumni to serve through the development of new trainings and enrichment of the existing ones with foundational knowledge and skills.
Course Details
Instructional design is the design, development, and delivery of learning experiences. It constructs those experiences in such a way that learners acquire either knowledge or skills. This course covers the Backward curriculum methodology, skills, and techniques necessary for developing effective learning solutions. As Stephen R. Covey. states to begin with the end in mind means to start with a clear understanding of your destination. It means to know where you’re going so that you better understand where you are now so that the steps you take are always in the right direction. The following are some details you need to understand about the course:
Duration : 5 Weeks (22 August – 26 September)
Time Commitment : 7 Hrs Per Week (5 hrs Self Study & 2-3 hrs online interaction)
Location : Via Zoom & Google Classroom
Assessments : This course will have weekly quizzes, short assignments and individual/group tasks
Please follow link for more information and register https://forms.gle/ig7Mp6ZyPnB1Z1z96
You never got the opportunity to be equipped as a trainer, ITL Short Training invites you to this ToT. Please follow the link to register by the 10th of June.
Webinar: Coaching with Reinhard
When: Wed Jun 10, 2020
Time: 03:00 PM SA time
Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Please ensure to come with a case, brainstorm and write down the questions you might have for the lecturer with regards to your practice and be ready to engage and participate during the class.
Webinar : Online Meeting & Training Basics (Zoom).
When: May 29, 2020
Time: 04:00 PM Johannesburg
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYsf-2orz0vHtb_J0mNqi3YXN4OUXr0zYBD
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.Outline
- Planning a Webinar
- Training Online: (The Basics)
- Starting Class
- During Class
- Keeping participants engaged
For alumni who did the Coaching elective from 2010 – 2019, we will host our 4th webinar with Reinhard Moors.
Topic: The design thinking coaching model
Time: May 7th, 2020; 2 – 5 PM SA time
If you qualify for the webinar and have not received an invitation, please contact us help@itl.org.za.