1️⃣ Qualification Document (Overview of the Qualification)

This document defines the full Supply Chain Practitioner qualification as registered with the QCTO.
It includes:

• Qualification purpose
• Entry requirements
• Exit-level outcomes
• Total credits
• Learning components (Knowledge, Practical, Work Experience)
• NQF level
• Assessment criteria

Purpose:

To show what the qualification is, what learners should achieve, and how the curriculum is structured at the highest level.

2️⃣ Curriculum Document (Detailed Structure of KM, PM, WM)

This is the core curriculum framework for the qualification.
It includes:

• Knowledge Modules (KM01–KM09)
• Practical Modules
• Work Experience Modules
• Credits per module
• Internal assessment guidelines
• Learning outcomes and associated assessment criteria
• Module-specific content and topics

Purpose:

To guide providers on what MUST be taught and assessed in each module.

This is the most important document for QCTO curriculum mapping.

3️⃣ Assessment Specifications Document

This document explains how the qualification must be assessed, both internally and externally.

It includes:

• Internal assessment requirements
• External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA) format
• Weighting of theory vs practical
• Assessment conditions
• Moderator/assessor requirements
• Tools & methods allowed
• Evidence expected from learners

Purpose:

To show QCTO that assessments follow national standards and qualification rules.

4️⃣ Programme Implementation Guide (Form 3)

This document outlines how the training provider must implement and deliver the qualification.

It includes:

• Delivery approach
• Sequencing of modules
• Minimum resources required
• Facilitator requirements
• Learner support
• Assessment plan
• Learning pathway

Purpose:

To guide institutions on how to roll out the course effectively and in compliance with QCTO policies.