Occupational Trainer – NQF Level 4
QCTO Learnership
Course overview
Occupational Trainers aren’t just experts; they’re the architects of professional growth, using their profound industry insights to shape impactful training experiences. This qualification stands as a beacon for individuals navigating or aspiring to thrive in occupational education, imbuing trainees with essential workplace skills.
The trainer’s role is pivotal, demanding a continuous dedication to keeping pace with industry dynamics, workplace advancements, and the unique needs of their trainees. NQF Level 4 (124 Credits)
Entry Requirements
To enroll in the course, participants must have:
Learning Outcomes
A qualified learner will be able to:
Learning Assumed To Be In Place And Recognition Of Prior Learning
RPL for access to the external integrated summative assessment:
RPL for access to the qualification:
Certification
Upon successful completion, participants will receive the Occupational Certificate: Occupational trainer NQF level 4. This certification is developed in alignment with international standards and is accredited with QCTO.
International Comparability
Certification systems for vocational qualifications are not static structures but reflect the complex history of the development of technical vocational education and training (TVET) in each country. They also respond to current economic and technological needs and trends.
While it appears possible to make generalised comparisons on occupational qualifications in several countries or progression routes to qualified occupational trainer status, it is quite a different matter to base the comparison on what is being taught, how the teaching is taking place, and how the students are being assessed.
Rationale:
There has long been an expressed need for a training qualification suitable for workplace trainers across all industries, enterprises, and training organizations at NQF Level 4 competencies. The Occupational Trainer is a qualified technical or occupational expert who is equipped with the ability to deliver training in their specific field of expertise.
This NQF Level 4 qualification is aimed at potential or existing trainers who are responsible for delivering occupational learning programs to trainees in the workplace. The occupational trainer must have current knowledge of the industry, the workplace, and the job/role of the person being trained and assessed.
Benefits of Studying Occupational Trainer
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