Overview of CM-5000 [BL & HL] Course

As we begin our learning journey to return to the "new normal", BCM Institute will start its Hybrid Learning [HL] course beginning the first quarter of 2023. It will continue offering all its certification courses with Blended Learning [BL] approach for modules 1 and 2.
Participants will have the option to continue Modules 3 and 4 as online BL courses. Any option is to attend a two-day onsite face-to-face workshop.
This protracted time frame for Modules 1 and 2 allows one to understand the concepts taught in digestible bite sizes with targeted online interactions.
As for Modules 3 and 4, care and consideration have been implemented to ensure that the content and syllabus are of the same standard and rigour as our onsite classes.
Here is a quick overview of the entire course, divided into modules 1 to 4. The learning roadmap below depicts the explanation of Modules 1 to 4 and their relationship to the 300-400-5000 level courses offered. Modules 1 and 2 will be blended even if you attend the hybrid learning [HL].
You will be learning the same syllabus taught by the same industry practitioners you would have onsite. The same practitioner would be available to you during the online classes scheduled.
Below is a snapshot of what you can expect from the programme. Each module's syllabus has been carefully crafted to ensure that the outcome matches each day of the CM-5000 Crisis Management Expert Implementer competency level.
Click the icon to learn more about the "Course Content" of each module and what you can expect or "Course Requirement" as a participant for this course throughout the four modules. When you are in any of the articles and would like to return to this page, click the "Back To: What is Blended Learning CM-5000?" button on each page.
The course fee for this course is SGD3,850.
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Breakdown of the Time Spent
What are the Differences and Concerns?
: The primary concern with blended learning is that it will be another eLearning training over video channels. The entire process is designed such that the content will provide the same outcome.
Click the icon on the right to learn more about the difference between Blended Learning and Hybrid Learning offered by BCM Institute.
Instructors: Do note that instructors delivering the modules remain the same as the onsite training.
International Participation: Another significant change will be the participation of more international delegates 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 assignment should be done outside the training session. More time is allocated to sharing experiences from the participants and facilitators.