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students of insurance and their requirements <strong>for</strong><br />

admission to the <strong>for</strong>mal <strong>Programmes</strong> in <strong>Insurance</strong> at<br />

NQF level 5. The course provides the prior knowledge<br />

required of new applicants to the IISA Introductory<br />

Programme in Life <strong>Insurance</strong> and is an alternative to<br />

having acquired a previous qualification in Life<br />

<strong>Insurance</strong> at at least NQF level 4 of at least 24 SAQA<br />

accredited credits. Successful completion of the<br />

programme enables them to commence their<br />

development towards becoming life insurance<br />

practitioners with a good understanding of the history,<br />

development and principles of life insurance, as well as<br />

the basic legal framework within which life insurance<br />

business is conducted.<br />

Duration<br />

Six months (120 notional hours).<br />

Registration requirements<br />

A national senior certificate (FETC) or equivalent SAQA<br />

registered NQF Level 4 senior certificate.<br />

Content<br />

Students must complete the following compulsory<br />

module:<br />

Code<br />

ICEL01E<br />

Module<br />

Elements of Life <strong>Insurance</strong><br />

The detailed syllabus of the module can be found on the<br />

Programme website www.unisa.ac.za/iisa .<br />

Teaching method<br />

Distance education. Two assignments (made up of<br />

multiple choice questions) must be submitted and will<br />

count towards the final mark.<br />

Evaluation and examination<br />

Examinations may be written at any one of <strong>Unisa</strong>'s<br />

examination centres throughout the world. An extra levy<br />

will be charged to students writing outside the borders of<br />

South Africa. The examination question paper will be<br />

made up of multiple choice questions.<br />

Candidates must obtain at least 50% to pass, while a<br />

mark of 75% will constitute a distinction. Examinations<br />

will be conducted in June and November.<br />

The assignments count 10% towards the final mark,<br />

while the examination counts 90%. If you are<br />

unsuccessful in the examination, you will need a<br />

minimum of 40% to be awarded a supplementary<br />

examination.<br />

Certificate<br />

On successful completion of all the modules, students<br />

will be awarded a certificate by the University.<br />

Credits<br />

• NQF level 5<br />

• 12 credits<br />

The successful completion of this course provides<br />

entrance into the NQF Level 5 IISA Introductory<br />

Programme in Life <strong>Insurance</strong> (Qual 76503).<br />

Language<br />

English.<br />

Registration, commencement date and fees<br />

The registration periods and academic year commencement<br />

dates are:<br />

• First semester: 2 22 Jan (registration takes place<br />

from 1 Dec until 22 Jan)<br />

• Second semester: 16 Jul (registration takes place from<br />

21 Jun until 16 Jul)<br />

The cost of the course is R800 (including tutorial letters,<br />

tuition, assignments and examination fees, but<br />

excluding the learning material/prescribed book which<br />

must be purchased direct from the IISA (info@iisa.co.za<br />

)). All fees are payable at registration.<br />

An additional amount per module is payable by students<br />

wishing to write examinations outside the RSA.<br />

Students who will be writing their examinations in a<br />

SADC country also have to pay an additional amount<br />

per module in addition to the cost per module.<br />

On receipt of your registration <strong>for</strong>m and payment, your<br />

application will be assessed and considered. If your<br />

application is approved, the tuition material <strong>for</strong> the<br />

course, as well as a unique student number, will be<br />

dispatched to you.<br />

Payments can be made per credit card, cheque,<br />

electronic transfer or direct deposit.<br />

All registration <strong>for</strong>ms must be accompanied by:<br />

• a copy of your highest qualification<br />

• a copy of your Identity document<br />

Enquiries:<br />

Programme Admin Office:<br />

IISA <strong>Programmes</strong> in <strong>Insurance</strong><br />

<strong>Centre</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Management</strong><br />

P O Box 392 UNISA 0003<br />

Tel: 012 429 4037<br />

Fax: 086 693 7433<br />

E-mail: iisa@unisa.ac.za<br />

Programme Co-ordinators:<br />

Mr Frank van der Meer<br />

Tel: 012 429 3726<br />

Fax: 086 642 2129/012 429 3881<br />

E-mail: vdmeef@unisa.ac.za<br />

6 Contact us at : (012) 429 4037 fax-to-email: 0866937433 email: iisa@unisa.ac.za

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