FET Certificate

Generic Management

NQF Level: 4
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This qualification equips students the ability to adapt to a wide variety of industries, positions and business careers. The qualification provides learners with the range of learning and skills required to be able toper form a series of tasks that are vital to the management and leadership processes. This qualification contributes to the management and leadership function and related fields which will allow learners to contribute and function in areas such as leadership, motivation, delegation, problem solving,performance management, planning organizing leading and controlling, and arange of other disciplines.
Admission Requirements
∙ NSSCO with a minimum of 16 points in 4 subjects
∙ Mathematics with a minimum E symbol
∙ English with a minimum E symbol

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Duration
The qualification is offered over a period of 6 to 18 months. The modules can be spread out over a longer period depending on the abilities of the learners.

Knowledge assessments are conducted in the classroom under assessment conditions. Assignments and workplace documentation complement practical observations in the workplace environment. Some of the practical observations can be conducted in simulated environments. The assessments are designed in a way that integrate activities, thus demonstrating the learner’s competence against the outcomes and purpose of the programme on an integrated basis.

Minimum evidence requirements for this unit standard are the design of assessment activities and associated materials relevant to two standards with a total learning and/or performance demand of 6 NQF credits or equivalent. The assessment materials must contain at least three different and valid assessment methods which may be spread across the two standards.