HOW TO BECOME A CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR
Would you like to help parents and their children have better relationships?
As a certified instructor of Parent Effectiveness Training you are able to facilitate this comprehensive prestigious programme within your community or organisation.
Our Instructor Training Workshop is presented annually in Gauteng (Pretoria) and the Western Cape*Subject to a minimum of 8 people attending.
2020 Dates
Gauteng (Pretoria):
When: 1 - 5 June
Where: 09:00 - 16:00
Address: 881 Justice Mahomed, Brooklyn, Pretoria
Western Cape:
*Subject to a minimum of 8 people attending
When: 13 July - 17 July
Where: 09:00 - 16:00
Address: TBC
STEPS TO BECOMING A CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR
The Instructor Training Week is based on a “learning-by-doing” model. It combines instruction in the core content and skills with exercises providing practice in dealing with group dynamics and the process of teaching and facilitating Gordon Model programmes.
Becoming a P.E.T. Instructor is a four-step process:
Step 1 – Complete a 24-hour Parent Effectiveness Training course hosted by any of our certified P.E.T. instructors (click here for our upcoming course calendar).
PLEASE NOTE: You will not be allowed to register for the Instructor Training Week without proof of completing a Parent Effectiveness Training course.
Step 2 – Register and pay the Instructor Training Week fee R12 000. An early-bird discount and payment options are available, please refer to the registration form for more details. A deposit of R1750 secures your spot and also serves as your first payment of your full course fee.
PLEASE NOTE: You forfeit your deposit if you cancel your registration two weeks prior to the starting date of the course.
Step 3 – Complete the Instructor Training Week.
Step 4 – Teach a qualifying P.E.T. course and submit the participant evaluations to Parent & Educational Training CEO, Heidi Malan for review, final approval, and instructor certification.
As a fully qualified instructor you agree to participate in continued training through meetings, workshops, and attend fellow instructors' workshops on an ad hoc basis.