SACC – SA Childcare Association

ABA Health is an accredited skills-based training institution that started in 2005. Over the years, the institution has assisted learners to develop industry-relevant skills, thereby gaining employment and admission into higher institutions.

Further Education and Training Certificate

Further Education and Training Certificate in
Early Childhood Development

Further Education and Training Certificate in Early Childhood Development

NQL
Level 4

Minimum Requirements:
Gade 11

Duration:

Cost :
Registration fee R200.00
Full amount R15 400.00
Monthly payment from R745.00 for 24 months

Course Introduction:
This is an entry-level Qualification for those who are in or want to enter the field of Education, Training, and Development specifically within the sub-field of Early Childhood Development (ECD). This qualification is aimed at people who are already practicing within the field without formal recognition as well as for those who wish to enter the field. The qualification enables recipients to plan and prepare for early childhood development; facilitate and monitor the development of babies, toddlers, and young children; and provide care and support to babies, toddlers, and young children. The qualification is offered as a distance study course with learners working at ECD Centres.

Higher Certificate

Higher Certificate in
Early Childhood Development

NQL
Level 5

Minimum Requirements:
ECD NQF Level 4

Duration:

Cost :
Registration fee R200.00
Full amount R17 900.00
Monthly payment from R800.00 for 24 months

Higher Certificate in
Early Childhood Development

NQL
Level 5

Minimum Requirements:
Grade 12 with passed mathematics/mathematical literacy
Bridging course included

Duration:

Cost :
Registration fee R200.00
Full amount R19 200.00
Monthly payment from R865.00 for 24 months

Higher Certificate in
Early Childhood Development

NQL
Level 5

Minimum Requirements:
Grade 12 without mathematics/mathematical literacy
Bridging course included

Duration:

Cost :
Registration fee R200.00
Full amount R19 700.00
Monthly payment from R885.00 for 24 months

Childcare Worker

Childcare Worker Training 101

Course Introduction:
This is an entry-level Qualification for those who are in or want to enter the field of Education, Training, and Development specifically within the sub-field of Early Childhood Development (ECD). This qualification is aimed at people who are already practicing within the field without formal recognition as well as for those who wish to enter the field. The qualification enables recipients to plan and prepare for early childhood development; facilitate and monitor the development of babies, toddlers, and young children; and provide care and support to babies, toddlers, and young children. The qualification is offered as a distance study course with learners working at ECD Centers.

Childcare Worker Training 202

Positive Discipline:
Understanding toddler behavior/origin, reasons children misbehave, and learning to listen to behavior. This course will equip you with the techniques of positive discipline and tools to guide and discipline children.

Childcare Worker Training 303

Classroom Management:
This course is about classroom setup, colour of walls, formal, informal and free choice learning areas. The aim is to empower teachers and assistants to affect a productive learning environment. The importance of managing your classroom so that effective learning can take place.

Childcare Worker Training 404

Play and Development:
Children learn through play. They instinctively slide into play mode without thinking! This is a “how to” course for Nursery School Teachers and assistants that will give them the tools to effect good learning by playing.

Childcare Worker Training 505

Childcare Safety:
Developing and managing a safe school. This course should be attended by ALL staff. We often hear of or experience children that are injured at Nursery Schools. We must be aware and constantly apply our minds as to the safety of our classroom, our children and the school. If something happens, we must feel that it was truly an accident and not that someone was negligent.

Emotional Support Facilitator

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Social Counselling Worker (NQF 5)

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