Debtfree Magazine July 2017

traditional classroom setting,
where delegates can access
additional reading material,
multimedia, and other online
resources that also form an integral
part of their preparation prior to
attending contact sessions.
Interactive workshops form part
of the face-to-face component of
the programme and are facilitated
through group discussions and/
or collaborations to allow for
interaction and relevance- or realworld-based
learning. This again
is moderated by the assistance
and support of online forums for
delegates to post and respond to
questions or assignments posed
by the course presenters and their
peers.
The programme is divided into
six learning blocks and focus on
the application and interpretation
of the act as well as classification
of credit agreements, eg credit
facility, credit transaction, and
credit guarantee. The different
categories of credit agreements:
small, intermediate and large as
well as institutional arrangements
under the Act are also explained.
All of the above is illustrated with
practical examples and the latest
applicable case law.
The realisation of the need for
such training in the industry
has also instigated the rollout
of further intakes on the
programme and the scheduling
of additional courses that are set
to start at the end of August 2017.
Several courses will also possibly
be scheduled concurrently to
optimise on focus areas that need
to be addressed further.
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