(+20% UK VAT applicable for UK schools only). A late booking surcharge will be applied to all virtual workshop bookings made within 10 days of a workshop start date.
Featuring 12 hours of intensive, live interactive virtual workshops plus up to 3 hours offline; over 3 consecutive days with 4 hours of synchronous workshop per day. Fully authorised and certified by the IB. Delivered virtually by IB-trained expert workshop leaders on ZOOM.
Timings: 09:00-13:30 UK time each day with a pre-workshop set-up meeting starting at 08:30 UK time on Day 1.
RECOMMENDED FOR: experienced IBDP Environmental Systems and Societies educators looking to further develop their professional expertise towards supporting students complete Practical Activities, the Collaborative Sciences Project and Individual Investigations (Internal Assessment).
This workshop is designed to guide participants towards a holistic understanding of the essential aspects required for effective implementation of the IBDP Environmental Systems and Societies Individual Investigation (Internal Assessment). You will therefore explore the premise that the Experimental Programme is an integral, inquiry-based component of the IBDP ESS course towards promoting both the conceptual approach to learning and the development of essential skills required by students to complete the Individual Investigation.
Participants will:
Once you have made your booking, you will receive an automatically generated BOOKING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and an invoice (or a receipted invoice if you have paid by credit card). Shortly after that, once we have processed your booking, you will receive an email from us with further information.
Once we have confirmed that the workshop will go ahead we will send you a confirmation email and an information pack which tells you everything that you need to know about joining your sessions. The links to join your sessions will be sent to you by email around 2 days before your sessions start.
If you have any queries regarding your booking, please contact us at admin@ibicus.org.uk