Search Results - interaction programme

  1. Challenges experienced by recognition of prior learning candidates in the nursing education institution of South Africa

    Published 2021
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  2. The role of engaged scholarship and co-production to address urban challenges: a case study of the Cape Town Knowledge Transfer Programme by Miszczak, Sonia

    Published 2016
    “…A process of qualitative research by means of interviews with practitioners and researchers within the Cape Town Knowledge Transfer Programme revealed that a more engaged interaction between the researchers and the practitioners, who are the likely users of that research, generates more valuable knowledge and solutions for addressing sustainable urban planning challenges. …”
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  3. EVOLUTION, PRACTICES AND CHALLENGES OF THE UNDERGRADUATE DISTANCE EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN DUAL-MODE FEDERAL UNIVERSITIES IN SOUTH-WESTERN NIGERIA, 1974-2014

    Published 2019-03
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  4. Strengthening leadership through networking: a mixed method evaluation of a core component of the Emerging African Leaders Programme (EALP) by Muneesamy, Loganaden

    Published 2021
    “…In line with its mission to promote public leadership in Africa, the UCT Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance (NMSPG) implements the Emerging African Leaders Programme (EALP). With the use of an intensive two-week residential workshop in Cape Town, integral coaching and an EALP alumni network, the programme endeavours to enhance the leadership capacity of emerging African leaders. …”
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  5. Participants' and implementors' views on the adaptation of the Parenting for Lifelong Health Teen Programme to address both violence against children and violence against women by Davidson, Natalie

    Published 2023
    “…The findings of this study and a review of relevant literature suggest that a gender-transformative approach, the inclusion of a community focus and the active recruitment and engagement of fathers is needed in terms of the process for the adapted programme. In terms of the content for the adapted programme, the study's findings suggest that there is a need to strengthen and expand the existing communication and conflict resolution skills to consider the couple and the parent-teen relationships and interactions. …”
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