The admission requirements for the Unisa Higher Certificate in Social Auxiliary Work (qualification code: 90011) include:
- National Senior Certificate (NSC) with at least 30% in the language of teaching and learning, or a Senior Certificate (SC) with a pass in the language of teaching and learning, or an appropriate equivalent qualification (NQF level 4)[1].
- Minimum APS/AS score: 15[1].
- Students must be registered with the South African Council for Social Service Professions (SACSSP) at the start of their studies[1].
- After registering with Unisa, you are also required to register on the National Child Protection Register (NCPR) by completing Form 30 and submitting it to the Department of Social Development[1].
- Police clearance certificate and two testimonials from credible sources verifying your character are mandatory for registration. Without these, students cannot register[1].
- Stable access to a computer or laptop, printer, and the internet is required for the duration of the course[1].
In summary, applicants need a Grade 12 certificate or equivalent (National Senior Certificate or Senior Certificate), police clearance, two character testimonials, and must register with the SACSSP. Additional required documentation generally includes a certified matric certificate, certified statement of results, certified ID copy, and proof of address[2].
The Higher Certificate in Social Auxiliary Work (NQF 5) spans 120 credits and typically takes 12-18 months to complete, involving both theory and practical components[1].
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