
Introduction
1. Overview
The person credited with this unit standard will be able to enable security personnel to gather and analyse information regarding potential risks and threats in a defined operational area. They will also be able to provide both timeous and accurate feedback pertaining to threats and risks and identify threats and risks in order to respond to them.
2. Credit Value
Based on the section the credit weighting of six credits will be obtained after the learner successfully completed this section and is declared competent after the assessment process. This is inclusive of your Formative and Summative Assessments after you completed the learning experience.
3. The Scope of Conduct a Security Threat Assessment in a Defined Operational Area After completion of this module, the learner will be able to:
1. Identify security risks and threats.
2. React to security risks and threats in a given situation.
3. Provide feedback on risks and threats
Course Curriculum
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Supervisory - Team Performance - Manage Individual and Team Performance Unit Standard: 11473
- LEARNER MANUAL Unit Standard 11473 Supervisory – Team Performance – Manage Individual and Team Performance
- LEARNER REGISTRATION and CERTIFIED COPY OF ID
- FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT Unit Standard 11473
- SECTION 1 – CHAPTER 1 Activity 1
- CHAPTER 1 Activity 2
- CHAPTER 2 Activity 1
- CHAPTER 2 Activity 2
- CHAPTER 3 Activity 1
- CHAPTER 3 Activity 2
- CHAPTER 3 Activity 3
- CHAPTER 3 Activity 4
- SECTION 2 – CHAPTER 1 Activity 1
- CHAPTER 1 Activity 2
- CHAPTER 2 Activity 1
- CHAPTER 2 Activity 2
- CHAPTER 3 Activity 1
- CHAPTER 3 Activity 2
- SUMMITIVE ASSESSMENT
- SECTION 1 – Question 1: Summarise the aims of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act. (10)
- Question 2: List 6 (six) purposes of the Employment Equity Act. (6)
- Question 3: List 6 (six) points that must be clearly stated by an organisation’s Employment Equity Plan. (6)
- Question 4: List and explain 6 (six) aims of the Skills Development Act for South Africa. (12)
- SECTION 2- Question 1: Performance Goals should be: (3)
- Question 2: List and explain the 4 (four) steps in the Performance Appraisal Process. (8)
- Question 3: What is the role of the supervisor in planning for performance? (4)
- Question 4: What are competencies? (4)
- Question 5: Under which circumstances might it be necessary to renegotiate a performance contract? (4)
- Question 6: List 5 (five) things that a company can avoid if it implements a good performance management process
- SECTION 3 – Question 1: List 4 (four) things that you must be aware of when selecting competencies for performance appraisal: (4)
- Question 2: Where do you get your information for Performance Management Agreements? (5)
- Question 3: Explain all of each of the following forms of communication in the workplace: (8)
- Question 4: Explain the following barriers to communication and give one example for each: (10)
- Question 3: What are 3 (three) important ways of tracking performance? (3)
- Question 4: List 8 (eight) important points to consider when giving constructive criticism (8)