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Start Date
31 January @ 12:00 am
End Date
31 December @ 11:59 pm
Location
Online
This is an online course and, as such, does not have specific dates or times.
In collaboration with the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference Office for Justice Ecology and Peace, BBI-TAITE offers this course as an online, work-at-your-own-pace course supported by an Online Learning Platform (OLP) and a lecturer who works with participants within the platform and via email.
Over four Modules, we will introduce you to the tradition of Catholic Social Teaching. It is a long and well-established tradition, with a practice of listening to the needs of the people and the earth and responding with a heart for justice and responsible action. As you will be aware, a Catholic School is a learning environment suffused with justice and care for the earth.
The course consists of
• 8 modules offered either weekly or fortnightly;
• Under the oversight of an online lecturer;
• All material is available online;
• Participants complete a post for each module which is responded to by the online lecturer.
• A digital certificate is provided for successful completion of the modules and the posts.
Online Lecturers: Mr Peter Arndt & Prof Gerard Moore
Online
Events Details
Date :
31
January
2025
Time :
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
Cost :
$330
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This is an online course and, as such, does not have specific dates or times.
In collaboration with the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference Office for Justice Ecology and Peace, BBI-TAITE offers this course as an online, work-at-your-own-pace course supported by an Online Learning Platform (OLP) and a lecturer who works with participants within the platform and via email.
Over four Modules, we will introduce you to the tradition of Catholic Social Teaching. It is a long and well-established tradition, with a practice of listening to the needs of the people and the earth and responding with a heart for justice and responsible action. As you will be aware, a Catholic School is a learning environment suffused with justice and care for the earth.
The course consists of
• 8 modules offered either weekly or fortnightly;
• Under the oversight of an online lecturer;
• All material is available online;
• Participants complete a post for each module which is responded to by the online lecturer.
• A digital certificate is provided for successful completion of the modules and the posts.
Online Lecturers: Mr Peter Arndt & Prof Gerard Moore