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GENERAL NOTICES

No. 224 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Accreditation of Goldstone Software Engineering Institute: Namibia Qualifications Authority Act, 1996 ........................................................................................................ 3

No. 225 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Accreditation of Exedin Training Academy cc: Namibia Qualifica- tions Authority Act, 1996 ...................................................................................................................... 3

No. 226 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-accreditation of Business School of Excellence (BSE): Namibia Qualifications Authority Act, 1996 ........................................................................................................ 4

No. 227 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-accreditation of Africa Institutional Management Services (AIMS) – Arandis Campus: Namibia Qualifications Authority Act, 1996 ........................................... 5

No. 228 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-accreditation of Institute for Open Learning: Namibia Qualifi- cations Authority Act, 1996 ................................................................................................................... 6

No. 229 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-accreditation of Katutura Youth Enterprise (KAYEC) – Ondangwa Campus: Namibia Qualifications Authority Act, 1996 ....................................................... 7

No. 230 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-accreditation of Katutura Youth Enterprise (KAYEC) – Windhoek Campus: Namibia Qualifications Authority Act, 1996 ........................................................ 8

No. 231 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Expansion of Scope of Monitronic Success College – Windhoek North Campus: Namibia Qualifications Authority Act, 1996 ............................................................... 9

No. 232 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration and maintenance of the qualifications in Marketing Management from the International University of Management (IUM) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ................................... 9

No. 233 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-registration and maintenance of qualifications and Unit Stan- dards in Metal Fabrication from the Namibia Training Authority on the National Qualifications Frame- work: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ............................................. 10

No. 234 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration and maintenance of the qualifications in Logistics and Supply Chain Management from the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 13

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No. 235 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration and maintenance of the qualification in Secondary Education from the University of Namibia (UNAM) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ....................................................... 14

No. 236 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration and re-registration of the qualifications in Architecture; Emergency Medical Care; Marketing; Landscape Architecture; Urban Design; Management Develop- ment; Geo-Information Technology; Regional And Rural Development; from the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ........................................................................................ 15

No. 237 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration and re-registration of qualifications and Unit Standards in Cosmetology (Cosmetology-Foundation, Beauty Therapy, Nail Technology and Hairdressing); Merchandiser and Retail Buyer; Water Supply and Sanitation; Electrical Engineering (Electronics); Mechanical Engineering (Fitting and Machining); Agriculture from the Namibia Training Authority on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ....................................................................................................................................................... 16

No. 238 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration and re-registration of the qualifications in Rangeland Resources Management; Civil Engineering; Development Studies; Higher Education; Mining Engineering; Metallurgical Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Electronics and Computer Engineering; Electrical Engineering from the University of Namibia (UNAM) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ........... 25

No. 239 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-registration (Rollover) of the qualifications in; Vocational Education and Training: Trainer; Vocational Educational and Training: Trainer; Vocational Education and Training Management; Natural Resource Management in Nature Conservation; Tourism Manage- ment; Hospitality Management; Hospitality Operations; Natural Resource Management; Regional and Rural Development from the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 . 26

No. 240 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-registration (Rollover) of the qualifications in Christian Ministry; Applied Christian Ministry; Theology; Christian Ministry; Theology from the Namibia Evangelic Theological Seminar (Nets) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ........................................................................................ 27

No. 241 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-registration of the qualification in Early Childhood Develop- ment from the Namibia College of Open Learning (NAMCOL) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ................................... 28

No. 242 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Re-registration (Rollover) of the qualifications in Logistics and Supply Chain Management; Spatial Science; Natural Resources Management from the Namibia Uni- versity of Science and Technology (NUST) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ........................................................................... 28

No. 243 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration of a qualification in Office Administration from Exedin Training Academy on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ............................................................................................................ 29

No. 244 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration of qualifications in Software Engineering; Business Administration and Management from Goldstone Software Engineering Institute on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ........... 39

No. 245 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration of qualifications and Unit Standards in Real Estate Agent; Vehicle Collision Repair and Spray Painting; Wholesale and Retail Communications, Core and Numeracy Skills, Operations, Distribution and Frontline Supervision; from the Namibia Training Authority on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ................................................................................................................................... 39

No. 246 Namibia Qualifications Authority: Registration of the qualifications in Law from the University of Namibia (UNAM) on the National Qualifications Framework: Regulations Setting up National Qualifications Framework, 2006 ............................................................................................................ 35

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General Notices

NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY

No. 224 2019

ACCREDITATION OF GOLDSTONE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING INSTITUTE: NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY ACT, 1996

In terms of regulation 7(3) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations, published under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publish that accreditation should be granted to Goldstone Software Engineering Institute as set out in the Schedule.

DR. G. LIkANDOCHAIRPERSON OF COUNCILNAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY Windhoek, 11 April 2019

SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits Goldstone Software Engineering Institute and its courses leading to the following NQF registered qualifications offered through face-to-face mode:

• Q1071 Certificate in Business Administration and Management (Level 4)• Q1073 Diploma in Software Engineering (Level 5)

b) The Council of the NQA accredits Goldstone Software Engineering Institute to offer its courses from its site in Windhoek for a period of two (2) years, leading to the qualifications set out under paragraph (a).

c) The period of accreditation extends until 14 March 2021.

d) Goldstone Software Engineering Institute must apply for re-accreditation in terms of regulation 12(1) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations promulgated under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006 in such time as to enable Council to make a decision prior to the 14 March 2021.

e) Copies of the report of the NQA’s findings arising from the consideration of the application for accreditation by Goldstone Software Engineering Institute are available from Goldstone Software Engineering Institute or from the NQA.

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No. 225 2019

ACCREDITATION OF ExEDIN TRAINING ACADEMY CC: NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY ACT, 1996

In terms of regulation 7(3) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations, published under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publish that accreditation should be granted to Exedin Training Academy cc as set out in the Schedule.



SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits Exedin Training Academy cc and its courses leading to the following NQF registered qualification offered through face-to-face mode:

• Q1060 Certificate in Office Administration (Level 4)

b) The Council of the NQA accredits Exedin Training Academy cc to offer its course from its site at 111 John Meinert Street, First floor, Windhoek West in Windhoek for a period of three (3) years, leading to the qualification set out under paragraph (a).


d) Exedin Training Academy cc must apply for re-accreditation in terms of regulation 12(1) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations promulgated under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006 in such time as to enable Council to make a decision prior to the 14 March 2022.

e) Copies of the report of the NQA’s findings arising from the consideration of the application for accreditation by Exedin Training Academy cc are available from Exedin Training Academy cc or from the NQA.

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No. 226 2019

RE-ACCREDITATION OF BUSINESS SCHOOL OF ExCELLENCE (BSE): NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY ACT, 1996

In terms of regulation 7(3) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations, published under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publish that accreditation should be granted to Business School of Excellence (BSE) as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits Business School of Excellence (BSE) and its courses leading to the following NQF registered unit standards based qualifications offered through face-to-face mode:

• 85028 Diploma: Logistics and Supply Chain Management Level 6• 91114 Bachelor of Business Administration in Logistics and Supply Chain

Management Level 7• 96798 Higher Certificate in Logistics Management Level 5


Accreditation is conditional on ongoing quality assurance status of the courses in the country of origin registered by South African Quality Assurance (SAQA)

b) The Council of the NQA accredits Business School of Excellence (BSE) to offer its courses from its site situated in Klein Windhoek for a period of three (3) years, leading to the qualifications set out under paragraph (a).


d) Business School of Excellence (BSE) must apply for re-accreditation in terms of regulation 12(1) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations promulgated under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006 in such time as to enable Council to make a decision prior to the 14 March 2022.

e) Copies of the report of the NQA’s findings arising from the consideration of the application for accreditation by Business School of Excellence (BSE) are available from Business School of Excellence (BSE) or from the NQA.

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No. 227 2019

RE-ACCREDITATION OF AFRICA INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES (AIMS) – ARANDIS CAMPUS: NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY ACT, 1996

In terms of regulation 7(3) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations, published under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publish that accreditation should be granted to Africa Institutional Management Services (AIMS) – Arandis Campus as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits Africa Institutional Management Services (AIMS) – Arandis Campus and its courses leading to the following NQF registered unit standards based qualifications offered through face-to-face mode:

• Q0008 National Vocational Certificate in Hospitality and Tourism (Level 3) (Front Office Operations)

• Q0276 National Vocational Certificate in Hospitality and Tourism (Level 2) (Accommodation Services and Food and Beverage Services)

b) The Council of the NQA accredits Africa Institutional Management Services (AIMS) – Arandis Campus to offer its courses from its site situated in Arandis at 1142 Milkwood road for a period of three (3) years, leading to the qualifications set out under paragraph (a).


d) Africa Institutional Management Services (AIMS) – Arandis Campus must apply for re-accreditation in terms of regulation 12(1) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations promulgated under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August


2006 in such time as to enable Council to make a decision prior to the 14 March 2022.

e) Copies of the report of the NQA’s findings arising from the consideration of the application for accreditation by Africa Institutional Management Services (AIMS) – Arandis Campus are available from Africa Institutional Management Services (AIMS) – Arandis Campus or from the NQA.

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No. 228 2019

RE-ACCREDITATION OF INSTITUTE FOR OPEN LEARNING: NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY ACT, 1996

In terms of regulation 7(3) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations, published under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publish that accreditation should be granted to Institute for Open Learning as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits Institute for Open Learning and its courses leading to the following NQF registered qualifications offered through distance mode:

• Q0291 Diploma in Pre-Primary Education, DPPE (Level 7)• Q0292 Advanced Certificate in Secondary Education, ACSE (Level 7)• Q0365 Advance Certificate in Senior Primary Education (Level 7)• Q0366 Bachelor of Education: Senior Primary Level 8• Q0397 Certificate in Policing (Level 5) • Q0534 Bachelor of Education Honours Level 8• Q0875 Diploma in Secondary Education (Level 7)• Q0876 Diploma in Junior Primary Education (Level 7)• Q0877 Diploma in Policing (Level 6)• Q0930 Diploma in Education Secondary (Level 7) • Q0931 Diploma in Education (Level 7)

b) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits Institute for Open Learning and its courses leading to the following franchised SAQA NQF registered qualification offered through distance mode:

• International Computer Driver License (ICDL) Seven Modules

Accreditation is conditional on ongoing quality assurance status of the courses in the country of origin registered by South African Quality Assurance (SAQA).

c) The Council of the NQA accredits Institute for Open Learning to offer its courses from its site situated in Windhoek for a period of three (3) years, leading to the qualifications set out under paragraph (a) and (b).

d) The period of accreditation extends until 14 March 2022.


e) Institute for Open Learning must apply for re-accreditation in terms of regulation 12(1) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations promulgated under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006 in such time as to enable Council to make a decision prior to the 14 March 2022.

f) Copies of the report of the NQA’s findings arising from the consideration of the application for accreditation by Institute for Open Learning are available from Institute for Open Learning or from the NQA.

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No. 229 2019

RE-ACCREDITATION OF KATUTURA YOUTH ENTERPRISE (KAYEC) – ONDANGWA CAMPUS: NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY ACT, 1996

In terms of regulation 7(3) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations, published under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publish that accreditation should be granted to katutura Youth Enterprise (kAYEC) – Ondangwa Campus as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits katutura Youth Enterprise (kAYEC) – Ondangwa Campus and its courses leading to the following NQF registered unit standards based qualifications offered through face-to-face mode:

• Q0018 National Vocational Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Level 1) (Automotive Mechanics)

• Q0022 National Vocational Certificate in General Construction (Level 1) (Bricklaying)

• Q0031 National Vocational Certificate in Manufacturing (Joinery and Cabinet Making) (Level 1)

• Q0035 National Vocational Certificate in Metal Fabrication (Level 1)• Q0044 National Vocational Certificate in General Construction (Level 1) (Plumbing)

b) The Council of the NQA accredits katutura Youth Enterprise (kAYEC) –Ondangwa Campus to offer its courses from its site situated at Main Road, Rossing Foundation premises in Ondangwa for a period of three (3) years, leading to the qualifications set out under paragraph (a).


d) katutura Youth Enterprise (kAYEC) – Ondangwa Campus must apply for re-accreditation in terms of regulation 12(1) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations promulgated under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006 in such time as to enable Council to make a decision prior to the 14 March 2022.

e) Copies of the report of the NQA’s findings arising from the consideration of the application


for accreditation by katutura Youth Enterprise (kAYEC) – Ondangwa Campus are available from katutura Youth Enterprise (kAYEC) – Ondangwa Campus or from the NQA.

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No. 230 2019

RE-ACCREDITATION OF KATUTURA YOUTH ENTERPRISE (KAYEC) – WINDHOEK CAMPUS: NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY ACT, 1996

In terms of regulation 7(3) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations, published under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publish that accreditation should be granted to Katutura Youth Enterprise (KAYEC) – Windhoek Campus as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits katutura Youth Enterprise (KAYEC) – Windhoek Campus and its courses leading to the following NQF registered unit standards based qualifications offered through face-to-face mode:

• Q0018 National Vocational Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Level 1) (Automotive Mechanics)

• Q0031 National Vocational Certificate in Manufacturing (Joinery and Cabinet Making) (Level 1)

• Q0035 National Vocational Certificate in Metal Fabrication (Level 1)• Q0044 National Vocational Certificate in General Construction (Level 1) (Plumbing)

b) The Council of the NQA accredits Katutura Youth Enterprise (KAYEC) – Windhoek Campus to offer its courses from its site situated at Corner of Kampala and City Street, Wanaheda Erf 2777, Katutura, Windhoek for a period of three (3) years, leading to the qualifications set out under paragraph (a).


d) Katutura Youth Enterprise (KAYEC) – Windhoek Campus must apply for re-accreditation in terms of regulation 12(1) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations promulgated under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006 in such time as to enable Council to make a decision prior to the 14 March 2022.

e) Copies of the report of the NQA’s findings arising from the consideration of the application for accreditation by Katutura Youth Enterprise (KAYEC) – Windhoek Campus are available from Katutura Youth Enterprise (KAYEC) – Windhoek Campus or from the NQA.

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No. 231 2019

ExPANSION OF SCOPE OF MONITRONIC SUCCESS COLLEGE – WINDHOEK NORTH CAMPUS: NAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY ACT, 1996

In terms of regulation 7(3) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations, published under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publish that expansion of scope should be granted to Monitronic Success College – Windhoek North Campus as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) accredits Monitronic Success College – Windhoek North Campus and its courses leading to the following NQF registered qualifications offered through distance mode:

• Q0436 Certificate in Secretarial and Administrative Studies (Level 4)• Q0437 Diploma in Secretarial and Administrative Studies (Level 5)

b) The Council of the NQA accredits Monitronic Success College – Windhoek North Campus to offer its courses from its site situated in Windhoek North for a period up to the date set out under paragraph (c), leading to the qualifications set out under paragraph (a).

c) The period of accreditation extends until 29 November 2021.

d) Monitronic Success College – Windhoek North Campus must apply for re-accreditation in terms of regulation 12(1) of the Regulations for the Accreditation of Persons, Institutions or Organisations promulgated under Government Notice No. 124 of 28 August 2006 in such time as to enable Council to make a decision prior to the 29 November 2021.

e) Copies of the report of the NQA’s findings arising from the consideration of the application for accreditation by Monitronic Success College – Windhoek North Campus are available from Monitronic Success College – Windhoek North Campus or from the NQA.

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No. 232 2019

REGISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE QUALIFICATIONS IN MARKETING MANAGEMENT FROM THE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT (IUM)

ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in; Marketing Management the registration and maintenance thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.

DR. G. LIkANDO


CHAIRPERSON OF COUNCILNAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered and maintained the following qualifications submitted by the International University of Management (IUM) onto the National Qualifications Framework:

NQF Id Number

Qualification Title NQF Level

Q1024 Bachelor of Marketing Management 7Q1025 Bachelor of Marketing Management Honours 8

b) The Council anticipates that the qualification listed above shall be reviewed during 2023 prior to them being re-registered on or withdrawn from the National Qualifications Framework.

c) Copies of the qualifications and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from International University of Management (IUM) or from the NQA.

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No. 233 2019

RE-REGISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE OF QUALIFICATIONS AND UNIT STANDARDS IN METAL FABRICATION FROM THE NAMIBIA TRAINING AUTHORITY

ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications and Unit Standards in Metal Fabrication and the re-registration and maintenance thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 and 14 March 2019 as set out in the Schedule.

DR. G. LIkANDOCHAIRPERSON OF COUNCILNAMIBIA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered and maintained the following qualifications and unit standards submitted by the Namibia Training Authority (NTA) onto the National Qualifications Framework:

Batch 61 Metal Fabrication

ID Review Category Domain Title Level Credits

Re-registration of Unit Standards

228 1 Metal Fabrication-Core Apply safety rules and regulations in a metal fabrication work environment 1 2

229 1 Metal Fabrication-Core Plan and organise metal fabrication work 1 2


230 1 Metal Fabrication-Core Use hand tools for metal fabrication operations 1 4

231 Metal Fabrication-CoreApply workplace communication processes in a metal fabrication work place

2 2

232 2 Metal Fabrication-Core Operate portable metal fabrication power tools 1 8

233 1 Metal Fabrication-Core Interpret welding signs and symbols as part of metal fabrication operations 1 4

234 2 Metal Fabrication-CoreAssemble and test oxy-acetylene welding equipment as part of metal fabrication operations

1 4

235 2 Metal Fabrication-CoreWeld mild steel using the oxy-acetylene welding process in the down hand position

1 6

236 2 Metal Fabrication-CoreWeld mild steel using the manual arc welding process in the down hand position

1 6

237 1 Metal Fabrication-CorePerform basic estimations, measurements and calculations for metal fabrication operations

2 4

238 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreCut mild steel using oxy-acetylene cutting equipment as part of metal fabrication operations

2 2

239 1 Metal Fabrication-Core Make templates and jigs as part of metal fabrication operations 2 2

240 1 Metal Fabrication-Core Complete routine tasks using metal fabrication machines 2 12

241 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreJoin metals using oxyacetylene brazing and silver soldering equipment as part of metal fabrication operations

3 4

242 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreWeld aluminium using the manual arc welding process in the down hand position

3 4

243 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreWeld stainless steel using the manual arc welding process in the down hand position

3 4

244 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreManual arc welding and Gouging using manual arc welding equipment as part of Metal Fabrication operation

3 5

245 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreCut work pieces using the plasma cutting process as part of metal fabrication operations

3 4

246 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreWeld stainless steel using the tungsten inert gas welding process in the down hand position

3 3

247 1 Metal Fabrication-Core Weld mild steel in the metal inert gas welding process in all positions 3 6

248 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreWeld aluminium using the tungsten inert gas welding process in the down hand position

3 4

249 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreCarry out basic rigging and safe lifting practices as part of metal fabrication operations

3 4

250 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreInterpret and draw basic engineering drawings and sketches as part of metal fabrication operations

3 4


251 1 Metal Fabrication-Welder

Weld mild steel using the tungsten inert gas welding process in all positions

3 6

252 1 Metal Fabrication-Core Perform advanced arc welding on aluminium in all positions 4 6


Perform advanced tungsten inert gas welding on aluminium in all positions 4 6


Perform advanced manual arc welding on stainless steel in all positions 4 6


Perform advanced tungsten inert gas welding on stainless steel in all positions

4 6


Hard face surfaces as part of metal fabrication operations 4 4

257 1 Metal Fabrication-CoreLay out and fabricate hoppers and cones using the triangulation method as part of metal fabrication operations

3 6

258 1 Metal Fabrication-Boilermaking

Lay out and fabricate pipe joints using the parallel line development method as part of metal fabrication operations

3 6


Lay out and fabricate cones by means of the radial line method as part of metal fabrication operations

3 6


Lay out, erect and install steel structures as part of metal fabrication operations

4 8


Lay out and fabricate combined objects as part of metal fabrication operations

4 6


Fabricate pipe joints using contour makers and centre finders as part of metal fabrication operations

4 6


Lay out and fabricate work pieces and components using the calculation method as part of metal fabrication operations

4 6


Perform fabrication of advanced cones by means of the radial line method as part of metal fabrication operations

4 6


Perform fabrication of advanced pipe joints using the parallel line development method as part of metal fabrication operations

4 6

Registration of new Unit Standards

1741 Metal Fabrication-CoreDemonstrate knowledge of engineering metals, properties and standards

2 4

1742 Metal Fabrication-Welding Demonstrate knowledge of the electrodes and filler rods 2 2

1743 Metal Fabrication-Core Weld mild steel using manual arc welding process in all positions 2 4

1744 Metal Fabrication-WeldingWeld mild steel work pieces using the shielded metal inert arc welding process in flat and vertical positions

2 8

1746 Metal Fabrication-Core Weld thermoplastics with electrofusion equipment 4 5


1747 Metal Fabrication-WeldingWeld stainless steel pipe in all positions using the tungsten gas arc welding process

4 12

2144 Metal Fabrication-CoreWeld cast iron using the manual arc welding process in the down hand position

3 4

2145 Metal Fabrication-Core Estimate production costs 3 5

NQF ID Qualification Title NQF Level

Q0036 National Vocational Certificate in Metal Fabrication (Level 2) 2Q0037 National Vocational Certificate in Metal Fabrication (Boilermaking) (Level 3) 3Q0038 National Vocational Certificate in Metal Fabrication (Welding) (Level 3) 3Q0039 National Vocational Certificate in Metal Fabrication (Boilermaking) (Level 4) 4

Registration of new Qualification


Q0972 National Vocational Certificate in Metal Fabrication (Welding) (Level 4) 4

b) The Council anticipates that the qualifications and unit standards listed above shall be reviewed during 2023 prior to them being re-registered on or withdrawn from the National Qualifications Framework.

c) Copies of the qualifications, unit standards and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from Namibia Training Authority (NTA) or from the NQA.

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No. 234 2019

REGISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE QUALIFICATIONS IN LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT FROM THE NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE

AND TECHNOLOGY (NUST) ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in; Logistics and Supply Chain Management and the registration and maintenance thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered and maintained the following qualifications submitted by the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) onto the National Qualifications Framework:


NQF Id Number Qualification Title NQF

LevelQ1105 Bachelor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management Honours 8Q1106 Bachelor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management 7

b) The Council anticipates that the qualifications listed above shall be reviewed during 2023 prior to them being re-registered on or withdrawn from the National Qualifications Framework.

c) Copies of the qualifications and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) or from the NQA.

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No. 235 2019

REGISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE QUALIFICATION IN SECONDARY EDUCATION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA (UNAM) ON THE NATIONAL

QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of a qualification in; Secondary Education and the registration and maintenance thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered and maintained the following qualification submitted by the University of Namibia (UNAM) onto the National Qualifications Framework:


LevelQ0852 Bachelor of Education in Secondary Education Honours 8


c) Copies of the qualification and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from University of Namibia (UNAM) or from the NQA.

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No. 236 2019

REGISTRATION AND RE-REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFICATIONS IN ARCHITECTURE; EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE; MARKETING; LANDSCAPE

ARCHITECTURE; URBAN DESIGN; MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT; GEO-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; REGIONAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT; FROM THE NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (NUST) ON THE NATIONAL


Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in Architecture; Emergency Medical Care; Marketing; Landscape Architecture; Urban Design; Management Development; Geo-Information Technology; Regional and Rural Development; and the registration and re-registration thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered and re-registered the following qualifications submitted by the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) onto the National Qualifications Framework:

NQF Id Number Qualification Title Level

Q1103 Master of Architecture 9Q1108 Diploma in Emergency Medical Care (Level 6) 6Q1109 Bachelor of Emergency Medical Care 7Q0266 Bachelor of Marketing 7Q0267 Bachelor of Marketing Honours 8Q0992 Master of Landscape Architecture 9Q1131 Master of Urban Design 9Q1130 Certificate in Management Development (Level 7) 7Q0294 Bachelor of Geo-Information Technology Honours 8Q0232 Diploma in Regional and Rural Development (Level 6) 6



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No. 237 2019

REGISTRATION AND RE-REGISTRATION OF QUALIFICATIONS AND UNIT STANDARDS IN COSMETOLOGY (COSMETOLOGY-FOUNDATION, BEAUTY THERAPY,

NAIL TECHNOLOGY AND HAIRDRESSING); MERCHANDISER AND RETAIL BUYER; WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION; ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (ELECTRONICS); MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (FITTING AND MACHINING); AGRICULTURE FROM

THE NAMIBIA TRAINING AUTHORITY ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications and Unit standards in Cosmetology (Cosmetology-Foundation, Beauty Therapy, Nail Technology and Hairdressing); Merchandiser and Retail Buyer; Water Supply and Sanitation; Electrical Engineering (Electronics); Mechanical Engineering (Fitting and Machining); Agriculture and the registration and re-registration thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered the following qualifications and unit standards submitted by the Namibia Training Authority (NTA) onto the National Qualifications Framework:

Batch 67 COSMETOLOGY (COSMETOLOGY-FOUNDATION, BEAUTY THERAPY, NAIL TECHNOLOGY AND HAIRDRESSING)

ID Domain Title Level Credits1841 Beauty Therapy Conduct under arm wax 3 51842 Beauty Therapy Perform full leg waxing 3 51843 Beauty Therapy Perform full arm waxing 3 51844 Beauty Therapy Perform Facial Wax 3 51845 Beauty Therapy Exfoliate the skin 3 31846 Beauty Therapy Perform steaming 3 41847 Beauty Therapy Perform extraction of the impurities 3 51848 Beauty Therapy Apply mask medium 3 41849 Beauty Therapy Conduct Facial Massage 3 41850 Beauty Therapy Apply toner and moisturizer 3 3

1851 Beauty Therapy Perform eyelash tint and eyebrow tinting and shaping 3 2

1852 Beauty Therapy Perform Bikini Wax 4 51853 Beauty Therapy Perform back and chest wax 4 5

1854 Beauty Therapy Apply specialized eyelash treatment services 4 2

1855 Beauty Therapy Provide a make-up application service 4 7

1856 Beauty Therapy Enhance appearance using corrective Make-up 4 7


1857 Beauty Therapy Apply special make-up 4 61858 Beauty Therapy Apply theatre make-up 4 61859 Beauty Therapy Perform the Swedish Massage 4 61860 Beauty Therapy Perform chair massage 4 41861 Beauty Therapy Conduct a deep tissue massage 4 41862 Beauty Therapy Perform Indian head massage 4 51863 Beauty Therapy Perform hot stone massage 4 4

1864 Cosmetology-Foundation Demonstrate the knowledge of hand and foot care 2 5

1865 Cosmetology-Foundation Conduct facial and cleansing services 2 7

1866 Cosmetology-FoundationProvide basic reception and administrative service in the cosmetology environment

2 9

1867 Cosmetology-Foundation Conduct client consultation in the Cosmetology environment 2 7

1868 Cosmetology-Foundation Prepare the working area in the Cosmetology industry 2 5

1869 Cosmetology-Foundation Demonstrate basic knowledge of skin anatomy and colour theory 2 6

1870 Cosmetology-Foundation Demonstrate the basic knowledge of nail care 2 4

1871 Cosmetology-Foundation Perform basic make-up service 2 5

1872 Cosmetology-Foundation Use clean and maintain Cosmetology tools, equipment and environment 1 3

1873 Cosmetology-Foundation Perform shampooing and conditioning 1 3

1874 Cosmetology-Foundation Apply sanitation and sterilisation to work environment, equipment and tools 1 5

1875 Cosmetology-Foundation Demonstrate elementary hairstyling techniques 1 4

1876 Nail TechnologyDemonstrate the importance of deportment in the nail technology environment

3 4

1877 Nail Technology Remove and maintain gel nail enhancements 3 5

1878 Nail Technology Demonstrate the knowledge of acrylic nail enhancement Treatment 3 4

1879 Nail Technology Prepare and Carry out nail art treatment 3 7

1880 Nail Technology Prepare and perform silk and fibre nail enhancement 3 6

1881 Nail Technology Apply the knowledge of manicure and pedicure treatment 3 7

1882 Nail Technology Perform a Gel nail enhancement treatment 4 6

1883 Nail Technology Perform an acrylic nail enhancement treatment 4 6

1884 Nail Technology Apply the knowledge of nail art treatment 4 9

1885 Nail Technology Apply the knowledge of silk & fibre nail enhancement treatment 4 7

1886 Nail Technology Provide a manicure and pedicure service 4 8

1887 Nail TechnologyDemonstrate the knowledge of the structure of a nail and anatomy and physiology of relevant nail service

4 6


640 Hairdressing Apply calculations related to hairdressing operations 2 6

641 Hairdressing Communicate in a salon environment 2 2

642 Hairdressing Apply the principles of hairdressing science 2 8

644 Hairdressing Display, promote and sell products as part of salon operations 2 4

646 Hairdressing Cut and dress hair for elementary styles 2 4650 Hairdressing Perform hair extensions 2 8

652 Hairdressing Apply temporary and semi-permanent colour services 2 2

653 Hairdressing Perform braiding techniques 2 10647 Hairdressing Apply airwave and blow dry techniques 3 4648 Hairdressing Mould and finger wave hair 3 8649 Hairdressing Perform dreadlock techniques 3 8651 Hairdressing Apply tonging techniques 3 8654 Hairdressing Perform barbering services 3 8

655 Hairdressing Cut and style hair using different techniques 3 10

656 Hairdressing Perform hair perming service 3 8657 Hairdressing Apply permanent hair colour service 3 8

658 Hairdressing Perform chemical hair straightening and relaxing service 3 4

659 Hairdressing Remove hair colouring and apply after care to hair 3 4

660 Hairdressing Manage general administration of a hairdressing salon 4 4

661 Hairdressing Promote and conduct sales in a hairdressing salon 4 4

662 Hairdressing Monitor cash systems and payments in a hairdressing salon 4 6

663 Hairdressing Promote retailing in a hairdressing environment 4 8

664 Hairdressing Manage stock levels in a salon 4 6665 Hairdressing Design hairstyles 4 10

666 Hairdressing Design and apply creative hairstyling techniques 4 10


Q1133 National Vocational Certificate in Cosmetology(Hairdressing) (Level 3) 3Q1134 National Vocational Certificate in Cosmetology(Hairdressing) (Level 4) 4

Resolution Number:Q1081 National Vocational Certificate in Cosmetology-Foundation (Level 2) 2Q1077 National Vocational Certificate in Cosmetology (Beauty Therapy) (Level 3) 3Q1078 National Vocational Certificate in Cosmetology (Beauty Therapy) (Level 4) 4Q1079 National Vocational Certificate in Cosmetology (Nail Technology) (Level 3) 3Q1080 National Vocational Certificate in Cosmetology (Nail Technology) (Level 4) 4

Batch 68 MERCHANDISER AND RETAIL BUYERID Domain Title Level Credits

1888 Merchandiser Maintain organisational stock levels 3 12


1889 Merchandiser Mark and display stock 2 81890 Merchandiser Create and maintain displays 3 101891 Merchandiser Implement promotional activities 3 81892 Merchandiser Interact with customers 2 51893 Merchandiser Merchandise chillers and freezers 2 31894 Merchandiser Present a visual merchandising display 3 8

1895 Merchandiser Evaluate a visually merchandised display 3 10

1896 Merchandiser Count stock for stock-take 3 51897 Merchandiser Implement Loss Prevention Measures 3 5

1898 Retail Buyer Demonstrate an understanding of basic financial skills 4 8

1899 Retail Buyer Demonstrate understanding of target market 5 12

1900 Retail Buyer Manage own time effectively 4 8

1901 Retail Buyer Maintain and control stock levels of an organisation 5 15

1902 Retail Buyer Implement price changes 5 81903 Retail Buyer Manage suppliers effectively 5 15

1904 Retail Buyer Manage the implementation of promotional activities 4 12

1905 Retail Buyer Apply effective customer management skills 4 8

1906 Retail Buyer Propose a product range for an organisation 5 8

1907 Retail Buyer Procure products for an organisation 5 101908 Retail Buyer Import products for an organisation 5 10

1909 Retail Buyer Apply leadership skills to achieve objectives 5 8

1910 Retail Buyer Tender to get business for the organisation 4 10


Q1090 National Vocational Certificate in Merchandiser (Level 3) 3Q1091 National Vocational Diploma in Retail Buyer (Level 5) 5

Batch 66 WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATIONID Domain Title Level Credits

1794 Water Supply and Sanitation Operations

Conduct sampling for water supply and sanitation applications and processes 1 5


Demonstrate basic knowledge of water quality 1 3

1796 Water Supply and Sanitation Systems

Perform basic plumbing for small water supply and sanitation works 1 4


Perform basic bricklaying for small water supply and sanitation works 2 5


Perform basic flow and pressure calculations 2 7


Demonstrate basic electrical knowledge and skills for water supply and sanitation operations

2 3


Demonstrate basic mechanical knowledge and skills for water and sanitation operations

2 3



Perform intermediate calculations in water supply and sanitation operations 2 3


Demonstrate a basic understanding of the sewage treatment process 2 12


Demonstrate a basic understanding of the water treatment process 2 12


Demonstrate the application of basic chemistry in water supply and sanitation 2 10


Demonstrate knowledge of laboratory health and safety 2 4

1806 Water Supply and Sanitation Operations Carry out routine laboratory tests 2 5


Conduct intermediate laboratory tests for water treatment plant and water distribution systems

2 5


Demonstrate the application of elementary water biology in water supply and sanitation

2 6


Operate a small specialised package water treatment plant 2 8


Use and maintain hand and power tools for water and sanitation operations 2 2

1811 Water Supply and Sanitation Administration Perform stores and procurement duties 2 5

1812 Water Supply and Sanitation Administration

Perform administrative duties for water and sanitation operations 2 4


Demonstrate basic pump knowledge and application 2 3

1814 Water Supply and Sanitation Education

Demonstrate Knowledge of the Water Environment 2 6

1815 Water Supply and Sanitation Operations Use water jetting equipment 2 6

1816 Water Supply and Sanitation Operations Use a vacuum tanker 2 6

1817 Water Supply and Sanitation Operations Lift and handle loads 2 5

1818 Water Supply and Sanitation Operations Carry out specialised laboratory tests 3 15


Demonstrate the application of advanced chemistry in water supply 3 8


Handle primary and secondary sludge processes 3 5


Construct and operate bulk water pipelines and ancillary works 3 15


Install water distribution mains for water supply applications and processes 3 12

1823 Water Supply and Sanitation Systems Construct a sewerage system 3 10


Conduct borehole pump and head works installation and maintenance 3 8

1825 Sanitation Facilities Construct and maintain a dry sanitation facility 3 8

1826 Sanitation Facilities Construct and maintain a small scale wet sanitation facility 3 8

1827 Sanitation Facilities Inspect a sanitation facility 3 8


1828 Water Supply and Sanitation Administration

Demonstrate customer relations for water supply and sanitation operations 3 3

1829 Water Supply and Sanitation Systems Install and maintain water meters 3 6


Operate and maintain a water treatment plant 3 15


Operate and maintain a water supply distribution system 3 10


Operate and maintain sewage treatment works 3 18


Operate and maintain a sewerage system 3 8

1834 Water Supply and Sanitation Operations Demonstrate control room operations 3 8


Conduct capacity development for small-scale sanitation facilities 4 8


Demonstrate an understanding of the desalination water treatment process 4 15


Conduct capacity development on water use and sanitation-related risks 4 8

1838 Water Supply and Sanitation Operations Plan and implement district metering 4 8


Implement a water demand management system 5 12


Demonstrate knowledge on ion-exchange treatment processes 5 4


Read and interpret technical drawings and documents 2 2


Plan, install, test and rectify instrumentations control and automation equipment

4 10

NQF ID Qualification Title NQF LevelQ1045 National Vocational Certificate in Water Supply and Sanitation (Level 2) 2Q1046 National Vocational Certificate in Water Supply (Level 3) 3Q1047 National Vocational Certificate in Sanitation (Level 3) 3Q1048 National Vocational Certificate in Water Supply (Level 4) 4

Batch 74 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (ELECTRONICS)ID Domain Title Level Credits

2011 Electronics Apply health and safety rules and regulations in electronics workplace 1 2

2012 Electronics Plan and organise work in electronics work environment 1 2

2013 Electronics Use and maintain tools and instruments in electronics work 1 3

2014 ElectronicsDemonstrate introductory knowledge of circuit concepts and measurements for electronics

1 3

2015 ElectronicsDemonstrate and apply fundamental knowledge of analogue electronic circuits

1 7

2016 Electronics Carry out basic electrical circuit analysis 2 7

2017 Electronics Carry out soldering and de-soldering tasks 2 2


2018 Electronics Analyse basic AC and DC electrical circuits 2 8

2019 Electronics Apply knowledge of combinational digital electronic circuits 2 8

2020 Electronics Apply knowledge of analogue electronics circuits analysis 2 10

2021 Electronics Apply knowledge of high frequency circuits 2 8

2022 Electronics Apply basic knowledge of programming skills 2 4

2023 Electronics Analyse advanced analogue electronics circuits 3 8

2024 Electronics Apply advanced methods of AC and DC electrical circuits analysis 3 10

2025 Electronics Apply knowledge of sequential digital electronic circuits 3 10

2026 Electronics Apply knowledge of communication systems 3 10

2027 Electronics Install communication systems 3 102028 Electronics Operate electronics Systems 3 32029 Electronics Install electronics systems 3 152030 Electronics Repair electronics systems and devices 3 20

2031 Electronics Demonstrate and apply knowledge of power electronics 3 8

2032 Electronics Produce a Printed Circuit Board 3 82033 Electronics Inspect and test electronics systems 4 82034 Electronics Maintain electronics systems 4 122035 Electronics Upgrade electronics systems 4 92036 Electronics Manage electronics projects 4 10

2037 ElectronicsImplement and test basic microcontroller based electronics applications

4 14

2038 Electronics Manage conflicts in the workplace 5 6NQF ID Qualification Title NQF LevelQ1115 National Vocational Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Electronics) (Level 2) 2Q1116 National Vocational Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Electronics) (Level 3) 3Q1117 National Vocational Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Electronics) (Level 4) 4

Batch 76 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (FITTING AND MACHINING)ID Domain Title Level Credits

2074 Fitting and Machining Use and maintain hand tools used for fitting and machining operations 1 8

2075 Fitting and Machining Demonstrate an understanding of Allowances, Tolerances and Fits 1 1

2076 Fitting and MachiningDemonstrate an understanding and use cutting tools used in the fitting and machining working environment

1 1

2077 Fitting and Machining Install and maintain belts and pulleys 2 4

2078 Fitting and MachiningDemonstrate knowledge of threads used in the fitting and machining environment

2 2

2079 Fitting and MachiningDemonstrate an understanding of engineering materials used in the fitting and machining working environment

2 8


2080 Fitting and Machining Install and maintain chain drive and sprockets 2 4

2081 Fitting and Machining Lift and move loads using manual lifting equipment 2 6

2082 Fitting and Machining Maintain valves in the fitting and machining working environment 2 4

2083 Fitting and Machining Conduct couplings and shafts alignment 2 62084 Fitting and Machining Use fasteners and locking devices 2 62085 Fitting and Machining Install hydraulic line 3 15

2086 Fitting and Machining Demonstrate an understanding of pneumatic and hydraulic principles 3 15

2087 Fitting and MachiningUse and maintain industrial machines used in the fitting and machining working environment

3 15

2088 Fitting and Machining Maintain Gearbox 3 10

2089 Fitting and Machining Control processes in the engineering workshop 4 10

2090 Fitting and Machining Maintain Hydraulic and Pneumatic system 4 10

2091 Fitting and Machining Mill complex components using a milling machine 4 15

2092 Fitting and Machining Produce complex components using lathes 4 14

2093 Fitting and Machining Supervise workplace operations and enhance workplace productivity 4 6


Q1119 National Vocational Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Fitting and Machining) (Level 2) 2



Batch 71 AGRICULTUREID Domain Title Level Credits

1942 Animal Husbandry Manage feed ration supply for a livestock production enterprise 4 4

1943 Animal Husbandry Demonstrate the implementation of animal welfare regulations 4 2

1944 Animal Husbandry Demonstrate knowledge of the science of livestock 4 15

1945 Animal HusbandryDemonstrate knowledge of technologies and techniques used in livestock production

4 8

1946 Farm Production Planning Procure agricultural inputs 4 41947 Farm Ecosystem Management Plan farm finances 5 20

1948 Farm Ecosystem Management Manage the sustainable utilization of water in agriculture 4 4

1949 Farm Ecosystem Management Manage wildlife on a farm 4 3

1950 Farm Ecosystem Management Apply knowledge and techniques of beekeeping 4 4

1951 Foundation Numeracy Skills Apply knowledge of mathematics in an agricultural context 3 8

1952 Farm Produce Marketing Market farm produce 4 6


1953 Farm Produce Planning Apply of value addition of farm produce 4 4

1954 Farm Produce PlanningDemonstrate an understanding of the institutional agricultural environment in Namibia

4 4

1955 Farm Produce Planning Apply knowledge of certification of agricultural products 4 3

1956 Operate Machinery, Tools and Equipment Use and handle firearms on a farm 3 4

1957 Farm Produce Planning Demonstrate application of knowledge of farm biosafety 4 4

1958 Farm Produce Planning Develop a comprehensive production plan for a specific farming enterprise 5 20

1959 Farm Produce Planning Monitor and evaluate the production performance of a farming enterprise 5 20

1960 Farm Produce Planning Manage the implementation of on-farm trials 5 20

1961 Farm Produce Planning Develop an agricultural land use plan 5 20

1962 Farm Produce Planning Demonstrate knowledge of Climate-Smart Agriculture 5 10

1963 Farm Produce PlanningDemonstrate efficient and effective application of farm management principles

5 10

1964 Natural Rangeland Manage the sustainable utilisation of rangeland 5 20

1965 Operate Machinery, Tools and Equipment Calibrate farm equipment 4 8

1966 Plant Husbandry Apply knowledge of the science of crops, fruit and fodder 4 15

1967 Plant Husbandry Develop a soil management plan 4 6

1968 Plant Husbandry Demonstrate knowledge of precision agriculture 4 6

1969 Repairs and Maintenance Manage farm infrastructure through maintenance and improvement 4 15

NQF ID Qualification Title NQF LevelQ1101 National Vocational Certificate in Agriculture (Level 4) 4Q1102 National Vocational Diploma in Farm Management (Level 5) 5


c) Copies of the qualifications , unit standards and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from Namibia Training Authority (NTA) or from the NQA.

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No. 238 2019

REGISTRATION AND RE-REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFICATIONS IN RANGELAND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT; CIVIL ENGINEERING; DEVELOPMENT STUDIES;

HIGHER EDUCATION; MINING ENGINEERING; METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING; MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING;

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA (UNAM) ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL

QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in Rangeland Resources Management; Civil Engineering; Development Studies; Higher Education; Mining Engineering; Metallurgical Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Electronics and Computer Engineering; Electrical Engineering and the registration and re-registration thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has register and re-registered the following qualifications submitted by the University of Namibia (UNAM) onto the National Qualifications Framework:


LevelQ1061 Master of Science in Rangeland Resources Management 9Q0138 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Honours 8Q1065 Master of Arts in Development Studies 9Q1118 Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education (Level 8) 8Q0137 Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering Honours 8Q0135 Bachelor of Science in Metallurgical Engineering Honours 8Q0132 Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Honours 8Q0667 Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Computer Engineering Honours 8Q0139 Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Honours 8

b) The Council anticipates that the qualifications listed above shall be reviewed before or during 2023 prior to them being re-registered on or withdrawn from the National Qualifications Framework.

c) Copies of the qualifications and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from University of Namibia (UNAM) or from the NQA.

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No. 239 2019

RE-REGISTRATION (ROLLOVER) OF THE QUALIFICATIONS IN; VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING: TRAINER; VOCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AND

TRAINING: TRAINER; VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING MANAGEMENT; NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN NATURE CONSERVATION; TOURISM MANAGEMENT; HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT; HOSPITALITY OPERATIONS;

NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; REGIONAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT FROM THE NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (NUST) ON THE

NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in; Vocational Education and Training: Trainer; Vocational Educational and Training: Trainer; Vocational Education and Training Management; Natural Resource Management in Nature Conservation; Tourism Management; Hospitality Management; Hospitality Operations; Natural Resource Management; Regional and Rural Development and the re-registration (rollover) thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has re-registered the following qualifications submitted by the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) onto the National Qualifications Framework for a period of six(6) months from the date of the rollover expiration to June 2019:


Q0282 Certificate in Vocational Education and Training: Trainer (Level 4) 4Q0283 Higher Certificate in Vocational Educational and Training: Trainer (Level 5) 4Q0284 Diploma in Vocational Education and Training Management (Level 6) 6Q0229 Bachelor of Natural Resource Management in Nature Conservation 7Q0319 Bachelor of Tourism Management 7Q0253 Bachelor of Hospitality Management 7Q0252 Certificate in Hospitality Operations (Level 5) 5Q0263 Bachelor of Natural Resource Management Honours in Nature Conservation 8Q0451 Bachelor of Regional and Rural Development Honours 8

b) The Council anticipates that the qualifications listed above shall be reviewed during June 2019 prior to them being re-registered on or withdrawn from the National Qualifications Framework.


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No. 240 2019

RE-REGISTRATION (ROLLOVER) OF THE QUALIFICATIONS IN CHRISTIAN MINISTRY; APPLIED CHRISTIAN MINISTRY; THEOLOGY; CHRISTIAN MINISTRY; THEOLOGY

FROM THE NAMIBIA EVANGELIC THEOLOGICAL SEMINAR (NETS) ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL

QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in; Christian Ministry; Applied Christian Ministry; Theology; Christian Ministry; and the re-registration (rollover) thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has re-registered (Rollover) the following qualifications submitted by the Namibia Evangelic Theological Seminar (NETS) onto the National Qualifications Framework for the period of 2 years from the date of review:

NQF Id Number

Qualification Title NQF Level

Q0398 Certificate in Christian Ministry (Level 3) 3Q0399 Certificate in Applied Christian Ministry (Level 4) 4Q0400 Certificate in Theology (Level 4) 4Q0401 Diploma in Christian Ministry (Level 5) 5Q0402 Diploma in Theology (Level 6) 6Q0403 Bachelor of Theology 7Q0404 Bachelor of Theology - Honours 8


c) Copies of the qualifications and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from International Namibia Evangelic Theological Seminar (NETS) or from the NQA.

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No. 241 2019

RE-REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFICATION IN EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT FROM THE NAMIBIA COLLEGE OF OPEN LEARNING (NAMCOL) ON THE NATIONAL


Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of the qualification in Early Childhood Development; and the re-registration thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered the following qualification submitted by the Namibia College of Open Learning (NAMCOL) onto the National Qualifications Framework:


LevelQ0142 Certificate in Early Childhood Development (Level 5) 5

b) The Council anticipates that the qualification listed above shall be reviewed during 2023 prior to it being re-registered on or withdrawn from the National Qualifications Framework.

c) Copies of the qualification and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from Namibia College of Open Learning (NAMCOL) or from the NQA.

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No. 242 2019

RE-REGISTRATION (ROLLOVER) OF THE QUALIFICATIONS IN LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT; SPATIAL SCIENCE; NATURAL RESOURCES

MANAGEMENT FROM THE NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (NUST) ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING

UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in Logistics and Supply Chain Management; Spatial Science; Natural Resources Management and the re-registration (rollover) thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 29 November 2018 as set out in the Schedule.



SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has re-registered (rollover) the following qualifications submitted by the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) onto the National Qualifications Framework for a period of two (2)years until 2021:


Q0264 Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management 9Q0449 Master of Spatial Science 9Q0452 Master of Natural Resources Management 9



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No. 243 2019

REGISTRATION OF A QUALIFICATION IN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION FROM ExEDIN TRAINING ACADEMY ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK:

REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of a qualification in; Office Administration; and the registration thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 14 March 2019 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered the following qualification submitted by the Exedin Training Academy onto the National Qualifications Framework:


LevelQ1060 Certificate in Office Administration (Level 4) 4

b) The Council anticipates that the qualification listed above shall be reviewed during 2024 prior to it being re-registered on or withdrawn from the National Qualifications Framework.

c) Copies of the qualification and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from Exedin Training Academy or from the NQA.

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No. 244 2019

REGISTRATION OF QUALIFICATIONS IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING; BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT FROM GOLDSTONE SOFTWARE

ENGINEERING INSTITUTE ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in; Software Engineering; Business Administration and Management; and the registration thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 14 March 2019 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered the following qualifications submitted by the Goldstone Software Engineering Institute onto the National Qualifications Framework:


LevelQ1073 Diploma in Software Engineering (Level 5) 5Q1071 Certificate in Business Administration and Management (Level 4) 4


c) Copies of the qualifications and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from Goldstone Software Engineering Institute or from the NQA.

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No. 245 2019

REGISTRATION OF QUALIFICATIONS AND UNIT STANDARDS IN REAL ESTATE AGENT; VEHICLE COLLISION REPAIR AND SPRAY PAINTING; WHOLESALE AND

RETAIL COMMUNICATIONS, CORE AND NUMERACY SKILLS, OPERATIONS, DISTRIBUTION AND FRONTLINE SUPERVISION; FROM THE NAMIBIA TRAINING

AUTHORITY ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK: REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications and Unit standards in Real Estate Agent; Vehicle Collision Repair and Spray Painting; Wholesale and Retail Communications, Core and Numeracy Skills, Operations, Distribution and Frontline Supervision;


and the registration thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 14 March 2019 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

(a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has registered the following qualifications and unit standards submitted by the Namibia Training Authority onto the National Qualifications Framework:

Batch 72 Real Estate Agent (Level 4-5)ID Domain Title Level Credits

1970 Real Estate Agent Understand and apply the duties under the Financial Intelligence Act 4 2

1971 Real Estate Agent Demonstrate an understanding of financial data in the Real Estate industry 5 11

1972 Real Estate AgentDevelop, implement, manage and evaluate a marketing strategy for a Real Estate business

5 10

1973 Real Estate Agent Understand and apply the process of Property Marketing and Leasing 5 15

1974 Real Estate Agent Understand and apply the process of property marketing and sales 5 15

1975 Real Estate Agent Understand and apply principals of law of contracts 5 13

1976 Real Estate AgentDemonstrate the knowledge of and apply the legal principles applicable to agency relationships

5 3

1977 Real Estate Agent Understand proprietary rights in private law 5 4

1978 Real Estate AgentDemonstrate an understanding of and apply regulatory compliance and the Code of Conduct in Real Estate

5 9

1979 Real Estate AgentApply knowledge of the statutes governing the use , occupation and alienation of property

5 5

1980 Real Estate Agent Apply knowledge of bookkeeping principles and office administration 5 14

1981 Real Estate Agent Practice customer service in a Real Estate Environment 5 3

Batch 73 Vehicle Collision Repair and Spray Painting (Level 2-4)ID Domain Title Level Credits1982 Spray Painting Prepare surfaces for spray painting 2 71983 Spray Painting Apply filler primer 3 81984 Spray Painting Polish painted panels 3 8

1985 Spray Painting Apply masking and de-masking vehicle body parts 3 7

1986 Spray Painting Demonstrate knowledge of spray painting 3 4

1987 Spray Painting Prepare and finish vehicle body panels 3 10

1988 Spray Painting Perform basic colour mixing and matching 3 12


1989 Spray Painting Carry out basic spray painting 3 12

1990 Vehicle Collision Repair

Use and maintain electrical and mechanical tools for vehicle collision repair

3 4

1991 Vehicle Collision Repair Dismantle and assemble vehicle body parts 3 6

1992 Vehicle Collision RepairDemonstrate knowledge of basic electrical and electronic circuits and components

3 6

1993 Vehicle Collision Repair Apply vehicle body filler 3 61994 Vehicle Collision Repair Repair minor dents on vehicle body 3 101995 Vehicle Collision Repair Apply basic glass fitment techniques 3 61996 Vehicle Collision Repair Perform metal cutting process 3 5

1997 Vehicle Collision Repair Demonstrate knowledge of motor vehicle safety systems 3 8

1998 Vehicle Collision Repair Perform basic chassis repair 3 121999 Vehicle Collision Repair Apply panel bonding techniques 3 8

2000 Spray Painting Perform advanced colour mixing and matching 4 13

2001 Spray Painting Carry out automotive detailing 4 6

2002 Spray Painting Apply complex spray painting techniques 4 15

2003 Spray Painting Supervise subordinates 4 42004 Vehicle Collision Repair Conduct basic welding techniques 4 82005 Vehicle Collision Repair Align vehicle body parts 4 82006 Vehicle Collision Repair Conduct estimation and quotations 4 6

2007 Vehicle Collision Repair Apply advanced glass fitment techniques 4 10

2008 Vehicle Collision Repair Perform advanced chassis repair 4 122009 Vehicle Collision Repair Perform vehicle final quality check 4 62010 Vehicle Collision Repair Conduct vehicle inspection 4 4


Q1113 National Vocational Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Vehicle Collision Repair and Spray Painting) (Level 3) 3


Q1114 National Vocational Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Vehicle Collision Repair and Spray Painting) (Level 4) 4


Q1126 National Vocational Certificate in Wholesale and Retail Operations (Level 2) 2Q1127 National Vocational Certificate in Wholesale and Retail Distributions (Level 2) 2

Q1128 National Vocational Certificate in Wholesale and Retail Frontline Supervision (Level 3) 3

Q1129 National Vocational Certificate in Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision (Level 4) 4

Batch 77 Wholesale And Retail Communications, Core And Numeracy Skills, Operations, Distribution And Frontline Supervision (Level 2-4)

ID Domain Title Level Credits2094 Communication Skills Maintain and adapt oral communication 2 5

2095 Communication Skills Write and present information for a defined context 2 5


2096 Communication Skills Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes 2 5

2097 Communication Skills Access and use information from texts 2 5

2098 Wholesale and Retail Core SkillsDemonstrate understanding of core concepts in the wholesale and retail environment

2 10

2099 Wholesale and Retail Core Skills Complete basic business calculations 2 52100 Wholesale and Retail Core Skills Count stock for a stock-take 2 5

2101 Wholesale and Retail Distribution Move, pack and maintain stock in a distribution centre or warehouse 2 12

2102 Wholesale and Retail Distribution Pick stock in a distribution centre or warehouse 2 12

2103 Wholesale and Retail Operations Maintain a safe and secure environment in a distribution centre 2 12

2104 Wholesale and Retail OperationsApply in-bound Contact Centre Distribution within a commercial environment

2 8

2105 Wholesale and Retail Distribution Dispatch stock 2 102106 Wholesale and Retail Distribution Uplift stock for return 2 5

2107 Wholesale and Retail Numeracy Skills

Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life

2 2


Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems

2 3


Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems 2 5


Identify, describe, compare, classify, explore shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional shapes in different contexts

2 3


Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems

2 3

2112 Wholesale and Retail Operations Interact with customers 2 8

2113 Wholesale and Retail Operations Maintain a safe and secure wholesale and retail environment 2 10

2114 Wholesale and Retail Operations Record transactions 2 8

2115 Wholesale and Retail Operations Process payment at a Point of Sales (POS) 2 10

2116 Wholesale and Retail Operations Mark merchandise and maintain displays 2 10

2117 Wholesale and Retail Operations Implement promotional instructions 2 6

2118 Wholesale and Retail OperationsApply in-bound Contact Centre Operations within a commercial environment

2 8

2119 Wholesale and Retail Frontline Supervision

Explain the factors that impact on the bottom line of a Wholesale and Retail unit

3 10


Build customer relations in an operational unit 3 10


Apply theft, fraud and safety control measures in a Wholesale and Retail outlet

3 8



Apply knowledge of self and team in order to develop a plan to enhance team performance

3 5


Apply occupational health, safety and environmental principles 3 10


Communicate in an assertive manner with clients and fellow workers 3 4


Prioritise time and work for self and team 3 5

2126 Wholesale and Retail Frontline Supervision Conduct a structured meeting 3 5

2127 Wholesale and Retail Frontline Supervision Motivate and Build a Team 3 10


Demonstrate knowledge of products in own area of operation in a Wholesale and Retail environment

3 8

2129 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Supervise sales performance 4 8

2130 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Supervise stock counts 4 8

2131 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision

Supervise housekeeping and hygiene in a store 4 6


Supervise implementation of loss control measures 4 8


Indicate the role of a team leader ensuring that a team meets an organisation`s standards

4 6

2134 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Motivate a team 4 6

2135 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Supervise customer service standards 4 8


Demonstrate basic understanding of the labour legislation that impacts on a business unit

4 8


Describe and apply the management functions of an organization 4 10

2138 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Induct new members into a team 4 3

2139 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Conduct a formal meeting 4 3


Apply the budget function in a business unit 4 5

2141 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Interpret financial statements 4 4

2142 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Supervise Point of Sales Operations 4 8

2143 Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision Supervise promotional activities 4 8



c) Copies of the qualifications, unit standards and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from Namibia Training Authority (NTA) or from the NQA.

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No. 246 2019

REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFICATIONS IN LAW FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA (UNAM) ON THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK:

REGULATIONS SETTING UP NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK, 2006

Under regulation 9(2) of the Regulations Setting up the National Qualifications Framework for Namibia, published under Government Notice No. 125 of 28 August 2006, the Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) hereby publishes its approval of qualifications in Law and the registration thereof onto the National Qualifications Framework made on 14 March 2019 as set out in the Schedule.


SCHEDULE

a) The Council of the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has register the following qualifications submitted by the University of Namibia (UNAM) onto the National Qualifications Framework:


LevelQ1088 Master of Law 9Q1089 Doctor of Philosophy in Law 10

b) The Council anticipates that the qualifications listed above shall be reviewed before or during 2024 prior to them being re-registered on or withdrawn from the National Qualifications Framework.

c) Copies of the qualifications and any supporting quality assurance documents are available from University of Namibia (UNAM) or from the NQA.

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