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NQF Unit Standards


A Comparison indicating the correlation of NQF Unit Standards to Bet-El material

 

Executive Summary

 

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) in South Africa is critical to the development of an education and training system that is fair to all. Most importantly, it must meet the needs of the learners. RPL is part of the law. It is defined in the National Standards Bodies Regulations (No 18787 of 28 March 1998, issued in terms of the SAQA Act 58 of 1995) as follows:

 

The principles of RPL are:

  • Leaming occurs in all kinds of situations - formally, informally and non-formally;
  • Measurement of the learning takes place against specific learning outcomes required for a specific qualification; and
  • Credits are awarded for this if it meets the requirements of the qualification.

Therefore, the process of recognising prior learning is about:

  • Identifying what the candidate knows and can do;
  • Matching (assessing) the candidate's skills, knowledge and experience to specific standards;
  • Crediting the candidate for what occurred in the past.

Comparison: Our Certificate Programmes to Unit Standards:

 

Unit Standard Number Unit Standard Title
Credits

NQF
Level

116724 Describe the Background, contents and formation of the Bible
8
4
116725 Describe Christian Foundations on the early centuries
10
4
116742 Describe and explain the theology of baptism and the baptismal practices of the learner's faith community
5
4
116744 Describe and apply Christian pastoral counseling skills
10
4
116745 Describe and apply Christian Education
10
4
116726 Demonstrate and understanding of Christian Spirituality
10
4
116727 Communicate personal faith in a range of contexts
3
4
116743 Build relationships with children
15
4
116737 Apply key Christian doctrines
5
4
116723 Apply Christian ethical decision-making to current situations
10
4
Total Number of Level 4 Credits
86
115915 Apply basic skills of pastoral care
12
5
115919 Conduct a prescribed course for inquirers which promotes Chritian belief and discipleship
12
5
115970 Develop a healing ministry in the church
12
5
115984 Engage in the study and practive of the basics of Christian Spirituality
12
5
115988 Wxplain and communicate personal and corporate salvation for the transformation of individuals and communities
6
5
116038 Work collaboratively with others towards Christian ministry
12
5
117572 Examine understandings of the Christian Church
6
5
Total Number of Level 5 Credits (72 required)
72
Number of Credits for a Qualification (120 required)
158

 

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Comparison: Our Diploma Programmes to Unit Standards:

 

Unit Standard Number Unit Standard Title
Credits

NQF
Level

115909 Access, interpret and apply information in teheological contexts
10
5
115924 Demonstrate understanding of mission throughout church history and define personal mission
8
5
115932 Describe and apply basic Christian leadership and management
12
5
115910 Describe and apply key Christian teachings of faith communities
12
5
115956 Describe and impliment a Christian management philosophy in the Church in the light of one's theological perspective
12
5
115959 Descrine the theology and practive of Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry and hence the Church's role in society
12
5
115983 Engage in the caring and pastoral ministry of the church
10
5
115987 Evaluate and understand views of end times (last things) in order to develop an appropriately goal-orientated Christian life
6
5
116000 Interpret the Bible and other Christian sources in their contexts
18
5
116006 Investigate and apply New Testament letters
12
5
116010 Investigate and critique biblical and modern prophecy
12
5
116016 Investigate Christian foundations in the Early Centuries
6
5
116018 Investigate Gospels and apply them in context
12
5
116019 Investigate the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth
12
5
116022 Lead worship
12
5
Total Number of Level 5 Credits (72 required)
Number of Credits for a Qualification (120 required)

 

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Comparison: Our Bachelor Programmes to Unit Standards:

 

Unit Standard Number Unit Standard Title
Credits

NQF
Level

115985 Engage with issues of death and life
12
5
115992 Explore biblical poetry as creative response to God
12
5
116025 Outline and apply basic Christian ethics
12
5
116034 Work in a local church under supervision
12
5
  Total Number of Level 5 Credits
48
115906 Analyse and apply key Christian doctrines in context
12
6
115914 Analyse and evaluate approaches to church growth in relation to Christian mission
12
6
115917 Analyse and facilitate Christian leadership in church and social contexts
12
6
115921 Apply pastoral counseling skills
12
6
115926 Critique and practice models of Christian leadership and management
12
6
115927 Descrine and evaluate the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth
12
6
Total Number of Level 6 Credits (72 required)
72
Number of Credits for a Qualification (120 required)
120

 

Proof of Prior Learning


The above is proof of what a Bet-El student with a Certificate, Diploma or Bachelor has learned. A transcript and any other evidence necessary, should be acceptable for a qualification to be conferred. This evaluation has in fact been done by SAQA in February 2000 and again on several occasions for individuals seeking a nomination to become a Chaplain in the forces.


Should a student therefore seek recognition in the light of the above mentioned regulation (No 18787 of 28 March 1998, issued in terms of the SAQA Act 58 of 1995), the above three tables should conclusively illustrate that a repeated evaluation is against the spirit of the RPL principle. The ministry courses were acceptable in 2000. Current students (4300) as well as the 27,000 students of the past, now have the proof in their hands. What SAQA says about RPL is made dear in these tables and should be helpful in the process of recognition as upheld by the Law.

 

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