Organisational Risk Manager
(Risk Practitioner)
Outcomes:
2. Develop a risk management framework, strategy and protocol.
3. Implement the framework, strategy and protocols for managing risk.
duration
18 Months | 18 Classes
Entry requirements
NQF 6 Qualification and 5 Years’ Work Experience in Risk Management
Introduction
The purpose of this qualification is to prepare students to operate as Organisational Risk Managers. The responsibility of an Organisational Risk Manager is to plan, organise, direct and control activities relating to risk management in order to guide the organisation in achieving its objectives.
Overview of the High-Level Programme
Module 2: Principles and Theories of Governance
Module 3: Legislative and Regulatory Framework Underpinning Risk Management
Module 4: Principles and Theory of Risk Management
Module 5: Principles of Developing a Risk Management Framework
Module 6: Implementing Risk Management
Module 7: Risk Management Review, Evaluation and Improvement
Module 8: Theory of Business Management Applies in Risk Management
Workplace Evidence
Prescribed workplace evidence must be collected and endorsed by the student’s mentor/supervisor in the workplace and submitted to NVO for final assessment.
External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA)
NVO will issue a Statement of Results (SoR) once the programme and all assessments have been completed successfully. EISA (External Integrated Summative Assessment) exam to be booked directly with IRMSA once NVO programme is completed. If applicable, exam fee payable directly to IRMSA. The Novia One mock examination will be venue based to simulate exam conditions as applied by the EISA exam. Students will receive a certificate of competence against the qualification directly from QCTO after successfully passing the EISA.
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