This programme is a SAQA registered qualification aligned to Unit Standards.
The fundamental component consists of Unit Standards to the value of 56 credits all of which are compulsory. Qualification rules state that it is compulsory for learners to do Communication in two different South African languages, one at NQF Level 4 and the other at NQF Level 3.
The core component consists of Unit Standards to the value of 77 credits all of which are compulsory.
The following elective Unit Standards to the value of 35 credits have been selected:
Total Credits: 168
This qualification is aimed at learners who are pursuing a career in the computer industry, or related fields and will provide learners with an entry level for further study in information technology and related fields, as well as for initial employment in the computer industry. People achieving this qualification will gain an introductory level of understanding about computer industry concepts and will be able to work in areas of information technology with little technical complexity.
Learners must meet the following criteria to enter the programme:
The purpose of this qualification is to build a foundational entry into the field of computer sciences and information technology, specifically into the field of systems support, covering basic knowledge needed for further study in the field of systems support at higher education levels.
A qualifying learner at this level will be a well-rounded entry-level systems support professional with a good fundamental knowledge of the information technology field, coupled with interpersonal and business skills.
The learning outcomes from the qualification exit level outcomes will enable learners to:
The unit standards of the qualification have been collated into the following 4 modules:
1.Communicate effectively in a technical environment
2.Mathematical literacy
3.Computer technology and principles
4.Data communications and network support
Note: Credit Accumulations and Transfer (CAT) exemption for specific Unit Standards is applicable to approved learners and CAT applications for approval will be provided on request.
Approved learners will have reduced contact days.
Facilitation strategy
We offer our clients various facilitation methods based on specific needs. This can include in-person, on-line, and virtual facilitation methods or a combination of any of these. Various learning techniques, such as simulations, roleplays, and presentations are used. Facilitators give feedback on participation, strengths, and areas for improvement. Practical application is crucial, requiring learners to apply knowledge in their daily work under supervision.
Assessment strategy
Outcomes-based qualifications require application of skills in the workplace. For this qualification, the following human and physical resources are required:
Learners receive guidelines for workplace integrated activities and in some cases specific workplace assignments to be conducted with evidence collection.
Some of the practical workplace activities for this qualification include the following:
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