Abstract: . . .  ß A programme should ground teaching in a wider social, economic and political understanding and awareness. ß The provider should have a workable strategy for the recognition of prior learning (RPL). Page 27 SAQA: Quality Management Systems for Education and Training Providers 26 4. The programme provider should adopt inductive rather than deductive approaches to programme design, or at least motivate why deductive approaches . . .
. . .  programme should ground teaching in a wider social, economic and political understanding and awareness. ß The provider should have a workable strategy for the recognition of prior learning (RPL). Page 27 SAQA: Quality Management Systems for Education and Training Providers 26 4. The programme provider should adopt inductive rather than deductive approaches to programme design, or at least motivate why deductive approaches to programme . . .
. . .  should ground teaching in a wider social, economic and political understanding and awareness. ß The provider should have a workable strategy for the recognition of prior learning (RPL). Page 27 SAQA: Quality Management Systems for Education and Training Providers 26 4. The programme provider should adopt inductive rather than deductive approaches to programme design, or at least motivate why deductive approaches to programme design . . .
. . .  at the very least, if providers have not identified the need to locate their programme delivery in NQF terms and developed a plan for implementation. Criterion 5: Staff Policies Outline the policies and procedures for staff selection, appraisal and development. The emphasis in Criterion 5 is on the organisation’s relations with it own staff. Providers will need to indicate whether their staff members are competent to carry out . . .
. . .  clearly relevant to any learning programme. The emphasis in this criterion is on the nature of the learning and teaching process itself, including the assessment process. This criterion is central to ensuring that education and training practices in the delivery of programmes by providers are in accordance with NQF principles. PLEASE NOTE: Accreditation will not be statutorily possible if these principles are not followed, or, . . .
. . .  and development. The emphasis in Criterion 5 is on the organisation’s relations with it own staff. Providers will need to indicate whether their staff members are competent to carry out their roles as facilitators, and how they know . . .
. . .  relevant to any learning programme. The emphasis in this criterion is on the nature of the learning and teaching process itself, including the assessment process. This criterion is central to ensuring that education and training practices in the delivery of programmes by providers are in accordance with NQF principles. PLEASE NOTE: Accreditation will not be statutorily possible if these principles are not followed, or, at the very . . .
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