Here Are The SACAP Online Courses Available


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Do you want to enrol in an online course at the South African College of Applied Psychology (SACAP)? Keep reading to find out which courses are available online at SACAP.


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The South African College of Applied Psychology (SACAP) was established in 1997 by Marc Feitelberg. The college is based on the Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP).

SACAP has 3 faculties, which are Applied Psychology, Management & Leadership and Social Work & Community Development. The courses available can be done at one of the 4 campuses which are located in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban.

Not all the courses available need to be done on campus, as SACAP allows students to study online, they have 2 online studying options namely Online Flexi and Online Live

The Online Live programs will include a study approach that combines weekly real-time virtual class engagement with self-paced online learning resources and activities.

Here are the Online Live courses available at SACAP:

The Online Flexi learning approach allows students to self-pace through weekly online engagements and tasks, while managing their personal and professional commitments. 

The learning materials are released on a Monday morning and which will give the student a full week in which to complete the tasks at their own pace.

Here are the Online Flexi courses available at SACAP:

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