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The purpose of the NQF level 2 New Venture Creation qualification is to provide a qualification that can form the basis for structured programmes for potential and existing entrepreneurs to capitalise on opportunities to start and grow sustainable businesses that form part of the mainstream economy, enabling the learners to tender for business opportunities within both the public and private sectors. This qualification is designed for learners who intend to set up or have already set up own ventures. Assessment of the competencies and knowledge in the qualification needs to be done in the context of the learner's own new venture. Research has indicated that people working with their own new ventures at this level need the following competencies: Acquisition of an entrepreneurial profile which includes an innovation orientation An understanding of the industry/sector in which they wish to establish a new venture An ability to match new venture opportunities to market needs within a chosen industry/sector An ability to determine and manage the financial requirements of a new venture An ability to match new venture opportunities to market needs An ability to compile and utilise a business plan to manage a new venture and also where relevant, to seek funding for a new venture
The purpose of this qualification is to prepare a learner to operate as a Health Information Manager. A Health Information Managers effectively manage all the non-clinical components within a healthcare environment in order to support the business elements of the clinical practice and manage the relevant risks associated with the administration of the healthcare facility and service.A qualified learner will be able to: Compile and maintain patient files and records and ensure the safekeeping and controlled use of the patient information in order to facilitate effective treatment, care and utilisation of medical benefits within legislative requirements. Coordinate and manage the patients and health care facilities in order to optimise patient well-being and reduce operational risks. Coordinate healthcare facility and service operations in order to ensure smooth and efficient daily operations. Prepare budgets and basic accounts in order to manage the cash flow for the healthcare facility. Coordinate and manage the human and other resources of the healthcare facility in order to optimise efficiency and sustainability of the healthcare facility. Facilitate the development and implementation of strategies in order to sustain and enhance an organisation in the healthcare environment.
ID/Code 104792Credits 135NQF3
Purpose:The purpose of this qualification is to prepare a learner to operate as a Home Based Care Assistant.Home Based Care Assistants provide basic physical and emotional support to patients and their families/household members within a home-based care environment. They work under the direct supervision of a professional supervisor.A qualified learner will be able to: Assess, plan and provide holistic (physical, spiritual, emotional and social) care and support for patients and household members. Capacitate patient and household/family members as participants in the patient care team.
The purpose of this skills program is to provide the learning and development, so that the learner isequipped with the necessary knowledge and application skills to be an Assistant Baker (Fermented DoughProducts).An Assistant Baker (Fermented Dough Products) will be able to produce a range of fermented doughproducts within a craft baking environment. They will be able to maintain and apply manufacturingpractices, food safety and personal safety practice according to legal requirements.The qualifying learner will know the functioning and operating requirements for the machinery andequipment, to monitor quality conformance; including health, safety and environmental requirements
Course Overview The Installation Rules Paper 1 online exam preparation course is designed to help you prepare for the national Installation Rules exam. This exam is required as part of the criteria by the Department of Labour to apply to become an installation electrician. The Examination Instruction (IEMIE Syllabus) can be found here. The program content will cover the syllabus as per the Department of Labour syllabus document.Course RequirementsYou will require the following codes that will be referred to during the course:SANS 10142–1: 2020 (Ed3.00) The wiring of premises Part 1: Low-voltage installationsSANS 10198-1: 2004 (Ed.2.0) The selection, handling and installation of electric power cables of rating not exceeding 33 kV Part 1: Definitions and statutory requirementsSANS 10198 – 2: : 2004 (Ed.2.0) The selection, handling and installation of electric power cables of rating not exceeding 33 kV Part 2: Selection of cable type and methods of installationSANS 10292: 2013 (Ed.2.00) Earthing of low-voltage (LV) distribution systemsOccupational Health and Safety Act The codes are available from SABS offices or via their website The Occupational Health and Safety Act is available for download from the department of Labour website. Alternatively you can buy the printed version of the OHS Act from an educational bookshop or from LexisNexis.Course AvailabilityThe Installation rules exams are national exams which are written three times per year, normally in April, July and November. The course is available three times per year to accommodate for each of the exam dates. They are available for approximately three months leading up to the exam date. Thereafter you will not have access to the course After every exam the course availability is closed to allow for course updates. Thereafter you will not have access to the course. You can enroll for the course at any time, but please ensure that you have sufficient time to complete the course before the exam. Note that you will only receive a certificate of completion if you have completed the entire course. Course CostThis course costs R2 600. No payment plans are available. Payment must be made before you will have access to the course. Course FormatThe course is 100% online. You will work through the course in your own time and at your own pace. Enrollment OptionsYou can enroll yourself for this course by clicking on "log in" and scrolling down to "create new account". You will then be able to click on the course and make payment using the PayFast gateway. This optionallows you to pay via credit/debit card or EFT. You will then have immediateaccess to the course.You can also enroll by completing the enrolment form andsending it to info@pandttechnology.co.za.This method is useful if your course is being sponsored by a company and yourequire an invoice with the company details. Your enrolment details will besent to you within 48 hours after your payment clears, after which you willhave access to the course.Department of Labour criteriaIn order to register with the Department of Labour as a registered person there are certain criteria that needs to be met before application is made to them.This course enables you to meet one of the Department of Labour criteria for registered persons which states:"Knowledge of Statutory Requirements : Submit proof of knowledge on the legislation and relevant health and safety standards applicable to electrical installations by having passed the subject Installation rules as administered by the Department of Higher Education and Training"The Department of Labour Information brochure for application of registered persons can be downloaded here .Additional informationNOTE: IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO REGISTER FOR THE EXAM AT AN EXAM CENTER OF YOUR CHOICE BEFORE THE CLOSING DATE.Disclaimer: We cannot be held liable for your exam entry or registration. We cannot guarantee your success in the exam, this will depend entirely on the amount of studying that you have or have not done.The course has been designed so that you will be able to complete one unit per week over a 10 week period. Unit 11 is exam practice only. Remember - "What you put in is what you get out"
Course Overview The Installation Rules Paper 2 online course is designed to helpyou prepare for the national Installation Rules exam. This exam is required aspart of the criteria by the Department of Labour to apply to become aninstallation electrician. The Examination Instruction (IEMIE Syllabus) can befound here. The program content will cover thesyllabus as per the Department of Labour syllabus document.Course RequirementsYou will require the following codes that will be referred toduring the course:SANS 10142–1: 2020 (Ed3.00) Thewiring of premises Part 1: Low-voltage installations· SANS 1973-3: 2017 (ED 1.01) Low-voltageswitchgear ASSEMBLIES Part 3: Safety of ASSEMBLIES with a rated prospectiveshort-circuit current of up tp and including 10 kAThe codes are available from SABS offices or via their website The Occupational Health and Safety Act is available for downloadfrom the department of Labour website. Alternatively you can buy the printedversion of the OHS Act from an educational bookshop or from LexisNexis.Course AvailabilityThe Installation rules exams are national exams which are written three times per year, normally in April, July and November. The course is available three times per year to accommodate for each of the exam dates. They are available for approximately three months leading up to the exam date. Thereafter you will not have access to the course After every exam the course availability is closed to allow for course updates. Thereafter you will not have access to the course. You can enroll for the course at any time, but please ensure that you have sufficient time to complete the course before the exam. Note that you will only receive a certificate of completion if you have completed the entire course. Course CostThis course costs R2 600. No payment plans are available. Paymentmust be made before you will have access to the course. Course FormatThe course is 100% online. You will work through the course inyour own time and at your own pace. Enrollment OptionsYou can enroll yourself for this course by clicking on "log in" and scrolling down to "create new account". You will then be able to click on the course and make payment using the PayFast gateway. This option allows you to pay via credit/debit card or EFT. You will then have immediate access to the course.ou can enroll on the course by clicking on the course nameand then making a payment for the course using the PayFast gateway. This optionallows you to pay via credit/debit card or EFT. You will then have immediateaccess to the course. You can also enroll by completing the enrolment form andsending it to info@pandttechnology.co.za.This method is useful if your course is being sponsored by a company and yourequire an invoice with the company details. Your enrolment details will besent to you within 48 hours after your payment clears, after which you willhave access to the course.Department of Labour criteriaIn order to register with the Department of Labour as aregistered person there are certain criteria that needs to be met beforeapplication is made to them.This course enables you to meet one of the Department of Labourcriteria for registered persons which states:"Knowledge of Statutory Requirements : Submit proof ofknowledge on the legislation and relevant health and safety standardsapplicable to electrical installations by having passed the subjectInstallation rules as administered by the Department of Higher Education andTraining"The Department of Labour Information brochure for application ofregistered persons can be downloaded here .Additional informationNOTE: IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO REGISTER FOR THE EXAMAT AN EXAM CENTER OF YOUR CHOICE BEFORE THE CLOSING DATE.Disclaimer: We cannot be held liable for your exam entry orregistration. We cannot guarantee your success in the exam, this willdepend entirely on the amount of studying that you have or have not done.The course has been designed so that you will be able to completeone unit per week over a 10 week period. Unit 11 is exam practice only. Remember- "What you put in is what you get out"
The topics in this module are workplace relationships, communication and negotiations
Purpose:The purpose of this qualification is to prepare a learner to operate as a Millwright.A Millwright installs, maintains, troubleshoots and repairs stationary industrial machinery in production and manufacturing environments.A qualified learner will be able to: Fit, adjust and maintain industrial machinery. Diagnose, find and repair faults in industrial machinery. Install, test and commission industrial machinery