[BL-CC-3] What is a CC-300 Blended Learning Course?

COVID-19 Outbreak

Since the  COVID-19 outbreak and its recent widespread global effect, BCM Institute will be temporarily stopping its "brick-and-mortar" courses.  As travel restrictions and stay home notice/quarantine orders have been enforced in participants countries, we note that it is becoming more difficult for participants to join us physically.

Overview of CC-300 Blended Learning [BL-CC-3] Course

In BCM Institute’s CC-300 Blended Learning course, the popular CC-300 Crisis Communication Implementer two-day course is now conducted in 2 modules across a period of 6 to 8 weeks. This protracted time frame allows one to understand the concepts taught in digestible bite sizes with targeted online interactions. Care and consideration have been put in place to ensure that the content and syllabus taught are of the same standard and rigour as our onsite classes.

You will be learning the same syllabus and taught by the same industry practitioners that you would have onsite. The same practitioner would be available to you during the online classes scheduled.

Click the icon to find out more about the "Course Content" of each module and also what can you expect or "Course Requirement" as participants for this course throughout the two modules. 

Module	Course Content	Course Requirement

What are the Differences and Concerns?

Concerns: The major concern with blended learning is that it is going to be another eLearning training over video channel,  The entire process is designed such that the content will provide the same outcome.

Instructors: Do note that instructors delivering the modules remain the same as the onsite training.

International Participation: Another major change will be the participation of more international delegates as compared to the traditional majority of Asian participants.  Be expected to discuss and work as teams from different parts of the world.

Readings: Be expected to have more pre-readings as the objective is to ensure that knowledge that could be acquired via reading should be done outside the training session.  More time is allocated to share experiences from the participants and facilitators.

More Information About Blended Learning

To know more about our blended learning program and when the next course is scheduled, feel free to contact our friendly course consultant colleagues via sales.ap@bcm-institute.org.

Look forward to having you with us then.