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CONGRATULATIONS TO CEFA’S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT e-LEARNERS & WEST COAST COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FACE-TO-FACE LEARNERS WITH THEIR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATES! CEFA would like to congratulate our Community Development e-Learners and West Coast face-to- face learners who received their Community Development NQF Level 5 certificates! Well done with this wonderful achievement! You...
CONGRATULATIONS TO CEFA’S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT e-LEARNERS & WEST COAST COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FACE-TO-FACE LEARNERS WITH THEIR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATES! CEFA would like to congratulate our Community Development e-Learners and West Coast face-to- face learners who received their Community Development NQF Level 5 certificates! Well done with this wonderful achievement! You showed courage...
Feedback from CEFA facilitator Ibtisaam Peck regarding SAW 2020 January Vasco 1 intake The learners in the group came from various areas in the Western Cape, most of who reside in the city areas. The dynamics in the group were amicable and the learners had good relationships with one...
2021 February Vasco Intake, Cycle 3 Facilitator – Stelsia Krynauw One of the modules in Cycle 3 is Project Management. The first step of the Project Management module is to identify the issue or problem in the community that needs to be addressed. Learners had group discussions during which...
Resistance Creates Stronger Steel. Cycle 3 has repeated a theme that the Khayelitsha intake has experienced since cycle 1. What started as a simple 10months qualification in social auxiliary work and turned out to be a test of persistence, mental agility and determination. When I reflect on my student’s...
“I am a new facilitator for CEFA, and was therefore as new to the E-learning platform as my learners were. With thanks to the wonderful guidance of Henning Lubbe, who is part of CEFA’s technical team, I quickly became confident with the platform and can now navigate my way...
The opportunity to follow their dream of becoming Social Auxiliary Workers didn’t come easy for 17 learners of the not-for-profit organization, Kheth’Impilo, situated in Nelson Mandela Bay. These young people grabbed the opportunity with both hands when their employer contracted Continuing Education for Africa (CEFA) to train their employees...
Minette Jacobs, an experienced CEFA e-facilitator, comments on the Social Auxiliary Work August 2021 group: Getting to the end of cycle 3, I’m very proud of this group of learners. They showed determination and endurance during the past year. Some of the learners had personal challenges, but despite this,...
