ITC Modules

The Instructor Training Committee (ITC) is responsible to develop and regularly update instructor training modules presented worldwide. The modules are to provide an international training programme and a learning forum for all Instructor Candidates. ITC Module administration procedures are outlined in the Procedural Manual.

Vision

To develop a consensus driven International Training Programme (including theoretical knowledge, practical skills and clinical application) that reflects the current practice of the Bobath Concept worldwide.

Goals

To share experiences in an atmosphere of mutual respect and confidence.
To develop current theoretical knowledge base, clinical reasoning, functional movement and task analysis , handling skills and reflective practice.
To understand the evidence to support the Bobath Concept.
To promote cross-fertilization of ideas and resources.

Basic Course Instructor Candidate (BCI-C) Training Modules

During the process of becoming a Basic Course Instructor, the candidate must attend the compulsory IBITA Basic Course Instructor-Candidate (BCI-C) International Training Modules, which address postural control for recovery of locomotion and upper limb function. Full members of IBITA may also attend the BCI-C modules to further develop their clinical skills.

Advanced Course Instructor Candidate (ACI-C) Training Modules

During the process of becoming an Advanced Course Instructor, the candidate must attend a compulsory Advanced Course Instructor-Candidate (ACI-C) International Training Module. Advanced course Instructors, Senior Instructors, and Basic Course Instructors who have instructed a minimum of five (5) Basic Courses may also attend the ACI-C modules to further develop their clinical skills.