INTRODUCTION TO E-LEARNING
The National Treasury has developed the e-Learning module as a
complementary tool to test users’ understanding of the
Public Sector Risk Management Framework
MODALITY
The e-Learning tool consists of twenty individual modules
covering the main topics of the Public Sector Risk Management
Framework. Each module consists of between 10 and 30 multiple
choice questions and a minimum of 75% of correct answers is
required to pass. The tool will “mark” the selected answer in
real time and provide the correct answer to explain an incorrect
choice. The user is allowed a maximum of three attempts at each
module after which he/she will be locked out. A “Certificate of
Completion” is obtained on successful completion of each module.
The Final Assessment can only be taken after the completion of
all individual modules. The questions for the Final Assessment
are chosen randomly from each individual module. A minimum of
75% of correct answers is required to pass. The user is allowed
a maximum of three attempts and a “Certificate of Completion” is
obtained in recognition of successful completion of the
programme in Public Sector Risk Management.
REGISTRATION
Each user is required to register to use the tool on the top
left corner of the web page. The user must provide the
compulsory information requested and choose his/her own password
to complete the registration. Users must pay careful attention
to the completeness and accuracy of the information captured in
the registration section as some of this information will be
automatically transferred to the certificates printed on
completion of the assessments.
COMPLETING THE MODULES
The user must first thoroughly acquaint himself/herself with a
particular topic in the Public Sector Risk Management Framework
before he/she attempts answering the corresponding e-Learning
module.
The tool will indicate the maximum time permitted to complete
the module and will automatically terminate a session when
the allotted time is exceeded. Users may save a session and
return to complete it later. When this happens only the balance
of the time left over, calculated on a pro-rata basis, will be
allowed for completion of the remaining portion of the
module.
A certificate will be issued on completion of a module. The
certificates will not indicate the marks achieved.
Should you have any suggestions or corrections for the system,
or if you have reached the maximum attempts allowed to pass a
module and cannot continue, please contact Totyelwa Nonco at
Totyelwa.nonco@treasury.gov.za
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