Safe Passage Across Networks (SPAN) Laws of Transitions Certificate

SPAN Laws of Transitions Certificate 2023

The Laws of Transitions Certificate Course is an intensive, 8-week online course providing participants with understanding and practical strategies to develop or enhance transitions-care for students, families and staff in their school community. Limited places remain for our next course September 25 - November 26, 2023. Register today.

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SPAN Laws of Transitions Certificate 2023

Safe Passage Across Networks (SPAN) Laws of Transitions Certificate

The next SPAN Laws of Transitions Certificate Course will start on 25 September 2023 until 26 November 2023
While unmanaged transitions across cultures and/or schools negatively impact learning, well-managed transitions can add significant value to a life and a learning journey. Throughout this learning series, they will deconstruct each law of transitions outlined in Drs. Douglas Ota’s book Safe Passage: How mobility affects people & what international schools should do about it, to guide you and your school towards optimal transitions-care policies and practices. Through the application of your Certificate Course learnings, you will be equipped to lay solid foundations so that teachers can teach well, parents can parent well and students can learn well

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