Wednesday,
29, Jun
2022
EVENT FINISHED
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Title |
JBCC Suite of
Contracts |
Friday,
01, Jul
2022
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Title |
JBCC Claims |
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Presenter
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Steve du Toit is a former attorney
and currently is an independent consultant who has many years of experience
providing legal advice and commercial support to the construction,
engineering and mining industries. In 2007 he joined the JBCC as an Executive
Officer and thereafter took up a position as a Director at a construction
consulting firm before leaving to start his own consulting company.
As a result of this extensive experience he has established himself as
a leading expert and he is an acknowledged authority with regards to the
inner workings of the JBCC building agreements and their application. Steve
expertly blends his expertise with keen foresight and his training is highly
practical and informative.
When asked about why
a training course focusing on the JBCC is so important, he has this to
say...”the JBCC Suite of Contracts is widely used throughout the South
African construction industry but there still remains a lot of uncertainty
regarding the ins and outs with regards to the mechanics and day-to-day use
of the contracts. This course offers something unique; there are no hidden
agendas here! I want each and every Course Participant to leave this training
with a thorough understanding of the inner workings of the JBCC and to feel
confident that they have all of the answers that they need to successfully manage
the JBCC claims process.” |
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Course information (content) |
Full training brochure available
please email imogen@alusani.co.za
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Venue |
Online training courses you can visit the
Training Schedule on our website for more info - https://www.alusani.co.za/training-schedule
There is also the option to have this
training course onsite at your premises if you have a group of 10 or more
people. Please visit https://www.alusani.co.za/onsite-training to find out more about this option. |
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Time |
8:30am start until 4pm |
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Dates |
1 July 2022 |
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Closing date for Registration |
n/a |
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Cost of workshop |
We offer a time sensitive discount.
You can save R2000 per person when you register and pay by the early
bird discount date – please refer to the back page of our training course
brochure for more details. |
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CPD Category |
Category 1 for all VAs |
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CPD credits |
This training course is
multi-CPD-accredited and offers points/hours/credits from: ·
SAIAT/SACAP ·
SACPCMP ·
SAICE/ECSA ·
ASAQS/SACQSP |
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Contact person |
Imogen Tarita |
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Telephone |
+27 11 447 7470 |
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Email address |
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Website |
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Other (specify) |
·
We offer each
Course Participant a copy of the JBCC Principal Building Agreement + Contract
Data valued at R800 – ABSOLUTELY FREE ·
Plus you get 12
months of JBCC-specific Post-Course Support after the training course as well
as the 3 months free access webinar library |
Wednesday,
06, Jul
2022
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Title
of CPD course |
Taxes
and Finances in Architecture |
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Presenter |
Mr Yongama Tanzi |
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Course information
(Content/Overview) |
Content: Finance, Audit And Accounting In Relation To Small Businesses In The
Architecture Field
Aim
of CPD:
Tax For Architectural Professionals And Small Businesses
Summary of key points: ·
Introduction to Tanzi Holdings ·
Common small business challenges ·
4th Industrial Revolution in Finance ·
Accounting and Finance ·
Tax ·
Audits
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Venue |
Online
VIA Google Meet |
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Time |
8:30am-11:30am |
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Date |
Wednesday, 06
July 2022 |
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Closing date for Registration |
Registration and payments before/on the Monday, 04 July 2022 Click for compulsory registration: https://forms.gle/Dkg5sowVBctJC4VN6 |
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Cost of workshop |
R345, non SAIBD members ·
Cancellation/refunds will only be
accepted a week prior to the set date.
Should notification of cancellation not be received within this
period, refunds will not be issued due to non-attendance ·
Refunds for
non-completion of the course, once commenced, is not allowed ·
certificates
of attendance will be issued 14 days after the event. Should you not receive a copy of your
certificate after the 14 days, kindly email our office. ·
requests for
certificates for courses completed in previous years will incur a cost of
R100,00 per certificate |
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CPD
Category |
1 & 3 |
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CPD
Credits |
0.3 |
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Course
validation |
SAIBD |
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Name
of VA, ALS hosting the CPD course |
South African Institute of Building Design |
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Contact
person for course information and bookings |
Kimera Armugum |
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Tel |
031 202 4726 |
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Fax |
086 428 1056 |
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Email
address |
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|
Website |
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Other
(specify) Banking
details/ booking details or other important information |
SAIBD, Standard Bank (Please use “202224
INITIAL and SURNAME” as reference)
|
Wednesday,
06, Jul
2022
|
Title
of CPD course |
Taxes
and Finances in Architecture |
|
Presenter |
Mr Yongama Tanzi |
|
Course information
(Content/Overview) |
Content: Finance, Audit And Accounting In Relation To Small Businesses In The
Architecture Field
Aim
of CPD:
Tax For Architectural Professionals And Small Businesses
Summary of key points: ·
Introduction to Tanzi Holdings ·
Common small business challenges ·
4th Industrial Revolution in Finance ·
Accounting and Finance ·
Tax ·
Audits
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Venue |
Online
VIA Google Meet |
|
Time |
8:30am-11:30am |
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Date |
Wednesday, 06
July 2022 |
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Closing date for Registration |
Registration and payments before/on the Monday, 04 July 2022 Click for compulsory registration: https://forms.gle/Dkg5sowVBctJC4VN6 |
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Cost of workshop |
R345, non SAIBD members ·
Cancellation/refunds will only be
accepted a week prior to the set date.
Should notification of cancellation not be received within this
period, refunds will not be issued due to non-attendance ·
Refunds for
non-completion of the course, once commenced, is not allowed ·
certificates
of attendance will be issued 14 days after the event. Should you not receive a copy of your
certificate after the 14 days, kindly email our office. ·
requests for
certificates for courses completed in previous years will incur a cost of
R100,00 per certificate |
|
CPD
Category |
1 & 3 |
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CPD
Credits |
0.3 |
|
Course
validation |
SAIBD |
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Name
of VA, ALS hosting the CPD course |
South African Institute of Building Design |
|
Contact
person for course information and bookings |
Kimera Armugum |
|
Tel |
031 202 4726 |
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Fax |
086 428 1056 |
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Email
address |
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|
Website |
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Other
(specify) Banking
details/ booking details or other important information |
SAIBD, Standard Bank (Please use “202224
INITIAL and SURNAME” as reference)
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Tuesday,
05, Jul
2022
Title of CPD course |
Divided Cities 22 The
Urban ecologies of divided cities Conference
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Presenter/Speakers |
List of Speakers:
• Keynote Speakers
1. Professor
Geci Karuri-Sebina 2. Althea
Peacock 3. Dr.
Michael W. Mehaffy 4. Prof.
Ricardo Sanín Restrepo 5. Ahmed
Essop Vawda 6. Prof.
Magda Mostafa
• Guest speakers:
1. Prof.
Stephan de Beer 2. Prof.
Noeleen Murray 3. Robert
Krasser
• Workshops to be presented by:
1. Dr.
Michael W. Mehaffy and Robert Krasser 2. Prof
Stephan de Beer and Prof Genevieve 3. Ayanda
Roji
• Papers to be delivered by:
1. Iting
Chuang 2. Prof.
Dzumhur Lejla 3. Prof.
Rhena Delport 4. Dr. Tin
Ojo 5. Davide
Dimodugno 6. Dr. Alona
Martinez 7. Ritika
Rajput 8. Jhono
Bennet 9. Dr.
Anisha Meggi 10. Prof
Mauricio Unda 11. Oda
Maraire 12. Dr.
Barend Engelbrecht 13. Dr.
Daniel Freitas 14. Prof.
Bruno Fernandes 15. Elif Es 16. Wihan
Hendrikz 17. Jabu
Makhubu 18. Francine
van Tonder 19. Dr.
Zaakirah Jeeva 20. Noussayba
Rahmouni 21. Prof.
Beisi Jia 22. Munqeth
Othmangha 23. Prof.
Stephan Winter 24. Ayla
Hoeta 25. Maria
Giovanna Di Bitonto 26. Dr.
Mariam Wagialla 27. Linette
Knudsen 28. Dr. Kenny
Chiwarawara 29. Dr.
Belula Tecle 30. Paul
Devenish 31. Kirti
Mistry 32. Carolina
Almeida 33. Sonwabile
Lugogo 34. Jason Oberholser 35. Dr. Ayari
Pasquier 36. Tariq
Toffa 37. Prof.
Luciana Andrade
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Course information (Content/Overview) |
About the UEDC 1st Edition: THE
CITY IS [NOT] A TREE creates awareness of the problems that cause spatial,
physical, political, social, economic, racial, religious divisions in cities.
Researchers will come together to discuss the reasons for the divisions as
well as to conceptualize an approach to heal those divisions. The conference
involves developers, local authorities, and communities in the conversation.
The fuller conception of the nature of divisions in cities means that
effective principles and strategies can start to be formulated towards
healing and transformation process, to more integrated communities, cities,
and a more just and unified society.
Fueled by systemic problems, the
urban ecologies of divided cities appear as mutually constituted physical, psychological,
and social conditions. Socio-spatial realities remain entrenched upon
identities and the urban psyche without even much notice or resistance. The
project is an inquiry into such intersecting systemic currents, but it is
also an exploration of the imaginative and potentially creative possibilities
which could begin to challenge either-or binaries and offer the potential for
creative space. As a collaborative and inter-disciplinary project, THE CITY
IS [NOT] A TREE is also interested in the imaginative and multi-stranded
confluence of memory, history, and social and political contexts, helping to
construct new physical, social and symbolic ground on which to build.
IEREK organizes the 1st edition
of the International Conference of “The City is [Not] a Tree: The Urban
Ecologies of Divided Cities” to discuss the concept of divided cities and the
different approaches that have become essential to reach strategies to create
liveable and loveable places. The UEDC conference will be a great opportunity
to improve your knowledge, career and to meet researchers, professors,
architects, built environment professionals, designers and urban planners
from different parts of the world.
The conference is a co-operation
between Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) and IEREK (International
Experts for Research Enrichment and Knowledge Exchange), Egypt/Italy and the
vehicle to build a platform from which we can deepen our understanding of
both the reasons and the implications for the divisions as well as to
conceptualize a rigorous approach to healing these divisions and transforming
our urban spaces. The objective is to involve developers, local authorities,
and communities in the conversation to explore the different approaches,
tools and possibilities that may be learnt from sharing between a variety of
research disciplines and city stakeholders.
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Venue |
Hybrid conference at Capital Menlyn Maine, Pretoria
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Date |
5 – 7 July 2022
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Closing date for Registration |
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Cost of workshop |
Pattern language workshop only R150 Whole event R250
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CPD Category |
CATEGORY 1
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CPD Credits |
3.0 SACAP Category One CPD
credits.
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Course validation |
The South African
Institute of Architects has assessed and validated this Category One CPD
Activity. The conference carry 3.0 SACAP Category One CPD credits. Activity reference and
title - CPD SAIA 22-90 - DEVIDED CITIES 22 – THE URBAN ECOLOGIES OF DEVIDED
CITIES CONFERENCE
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Name of VA, ALS hosting the CPD course |
TSHWANE
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY |
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Contact person for event information and
bookings |
Prof Amira Osman Local contact (TUT): OsmanAOS@tut.ac.za; Tel: +27832874006
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Conference support: UEDC@ierek-scholar.org Tel: +2 03
5763827 | +2 03 5763828
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Website |
The City is [NOT] a Tree: The Urban Ecologies of Divided Cities
(ierek.com)
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