By attending two further certificate courses, the CAS Resilience Training can lead to the MAS (Master of Advanced Studies) Intercultural Coaching and Supervision. For 2016, these are the CAS Intercultural Coaching and CAS Supervision and Team Coaching courses. However, the selection of individual CAS courses may change, so please contact the relevant schools directly for exact details.

The CAS Resilience Training is aimed at interested parties who work in prevention or would like to do so in the future. This includes managers and training specialists as well as supervisors, coaches, company mentors, organizational and personnel developers, personnel consultants and HR managers, health professionals and those responsible for occupational health management.

It is indeed possible for you to attend the CAS Resilience Training without a degree at continuing education and training / tertiary level, such as a Bachelor's or Master's degree from a University of Applied Sciences or University, a federal certificate, a federal diploma or a CHE diploma. A Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training and at least four years of professional experience as well as at least three years of management experience or training in the fields of "Education", "HR", "Communication" or "Personnel Development" are also sufficient for admission to the Certificate of Advanced Studies Resilience Training.

A CAS (Certificate of Advanced Studies) is a further education qualification from a Universities.

• Duration: Usually 1 semester part-time
• Title: "Certificate of Advanced Studies in (subject)"
• Recognition: International comparability via ECTS points
• ECTS points (European Credit Transfer System = international credit points)

You will receive 15 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) for the Certificate of Advanced Studies CAS Resilience Training.

The CAS Resilience Training further education course trains interested parties to become resilience trainers within three modules. The first module gives you an intensive introduction to the subject and helps you to strengthen your own resilience, which you will need to be able to work in this field in the future. The second module deepens the theoretical knowledge and expands this with methodological and didactic knowledge in the third module. At the end of each module, you will provide proof of competence, which, depending on the module, consists of a transfer report, specialist presentation or your own resilience training.

Over the course of one year, you will attend twenty courses for the CAS Resilience Training.