The time has flown by, and class ended today. Both Elizabeth and I noticed we had very little jet lag – that will probably hit us when we return home. Our delegates (notice I adopted some local terms) worked hard and made good progress.
The BA Fundamentals class had more entry-level BAs in it, and they learned a lot. This class is not an intro class, and the name might be misleading to some. Our FTI partner had a senior lecturer (that’s South African for instructor), Colin Brown, present the class. That’s him in the photo helping his delegates solve a workshop problem. FTI and Watermark Learning both learned how our courses can be successfully adapted to a local audience.
Now we get to spend some down time being tourists for the weekend.
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