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Mrs Kaylyn Daniels
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Entrance Requirements
NQF 5 (in line with HEQSF)
- Written and verbal proficiency in English
-Interest in Media
Target Audience
Individuals and students with an interest in journalism, developing knowledge of legal and ethical media iss7\4
Assessment and Certification
The assessments will be both formmative and summative.
The methods of formative assessments include:
- Activities
- Quizzes
- Assignments: Individual
The methods of summative assessments include:
- one project (and presentation)
- one test
- test includes:
recall and understanding: 40% analysis, application and creation: 60%
Mode: blended
Assessment for summative purposes occurs at the end of the cycle of learning
Tests questions are aligned to Bloom’s taxonomy
Important Dates and Times
Application Deadline: 2025-10-08
Course offered at: Cape Town.
Course lasts for: 8-10 weeks
Class times are: 16h30-19h30
Note about class dates:
The course takes place 1 week for a period of 8-10 weeks
Commencement date : 15 October 2025
Course Intake
Minimum of 10 and maximum of 20 students
Learning
Students are required to complete formative assessments throughout the duration of the course, based on all modules.
Learning Resources
Recommended Text books:
Understanding Media Ethics 2014 tbc, Horner D, S, Sage publications Bar code/ ISBN: 9781849207881
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