NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OPERATIONS LEVEL 2 (SAQA reg. 58206)



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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OPERATIONS LEVEL 2 (SAQA reg. 58206) 1

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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OPERATIONS LEVEL 2 (SAQA reg. 58206) 1. PURPOSE The National Certificate Wholesale and Retail Operations, addresses skills and competencies for enabling entry-level employment and positions. The qualifying learner will be to access opportunities for further development and training in the specialised areas of Wholesale and Retail such as: Operations Administration Merchandising Stock control Customer service Visual display merchandising Help desk operations After successful completion of this Qualifications learners will be able to: Understand the sector in which they work Provide customers with a high level of service Operate effectively and efficiently in their area of specialization This Qualification has been developed to allow people within the industry to advance in an area of specialization or to move into other areas of specialization in the sector. 2.RATIONALE FOR THE QUALIFICATION The Wholesale and Retail Environment buys and sells a wide range of products and stock Form manufacturers to the end user/consumer. Throughout this process a number of people perform a variety of functions. These functions can vary according to the size and type of organization. Each of these functions may in its own right lead to a whole career in the industry. These functions include: Help Desk operating Sales staff Merchandising Warehousing Wholesaling Buying/purchasing Administration Credit management Management This Industry is characterized by a wide variety of organizations from very small Wholesale and Retail Operators to major national and international chain corporations. These include: Spaza/house shops Independent stores Chain stores Small and Large wholesalers Franchisers Distribution Centres Telemarketing organizations External contractors The industry is labour intensive and service driven. The sector requires specific skills and abilities in order to remain profitable thereby increasing growth and job opportunities. This Qualification is aimed at individuals entering the sector for the first time, informal/business owners as well as individuals working in entry level occupations in the sector. 3

This Qualification is designed to provide the skills and abilities for people working in or looking for a career-path in Wholesale and Retailing: SME Retailing Help Desks Chain stores Merchandising Wholesaling 3. LEARNER ACCESS: It is assumed that learners accessing this Qualification are competent in: Communication at NQF Level 1 Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 1 4.QUALIFICATION RULES This Qualification is made up of Fundamental, Core and Elective Unit Standards and a minimum of 120 Credits is required to complete the Qualification. Fundamental component: All Unit Standards totalling 36 credits are compulsory. 4

Core Component: All Unit Standards totalling 23 credits are compulsory. Elective Component: For the elective component, the qualifying learner must achieve a minimum of 61 credits by: Choosing one area of specialization and complete all the Unit Standards listed in the specialization Choosing additional Unit Standards from the remainder of the electives to make up a total of 61 credits for the elective component The following clusters for specialization are included in the Qualification: Chain Store Operations: 114894: Process payment at a Point of Sales, Level 2, 10 Credits 114889: Record transactions. Level 2, 8 Credits 114906: Mark merchandise and maintain displays. Level 2, 10 Credits 114891: Count stock for a stock-take. Level 2, 5 Credits 114912: Maintain a safe and secure Wholesale and Retail Environment. Level 2, 10 Credits Sme Operations: 5

Description of the modules, learning objectives and their relationship to the Unit Standards Module 1: Numeracy 1 Unit Standards: Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data (9009); Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal (7469). Data, statistics Budgeting Module 2: Core concepts Unit Standards: Define the core concepts of the Wholesale and Retail Environment (114895); Complete basic business calculations (117887). Core concepts of the Wholesale and Retail Environment Business finance basics Module 3: Numeracy 2 Unit Standards: Demonstrate an understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems (7480); Identify, describe, compare, classify, explore shape and motion in 2- and 3-dimetional figures (9008); Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems (9007). Arithmetic basics Shapes Patterns and problem solving Module 4: Customer care Unit Standards: Behave in a professional manner in a business environment (14359); Interact with customers (114903). Behave in a professional manner Interact with customers Module 5: Communication Unit Standards: Access and use information from texts (119463); Maintain and adapt oral communication (119454); Use language and communication in occupational learning programs (119460); Write for a defined context (119456). Access and use information from texts Maintain and adapt oral communication Use language and communication in occupational learning programs Write for a defined context Module 6: Work management Unit Standards: Manage time and work processes within a business environment (14342); Maintain a safe and secure (114912). Wholesale and Retail Environment Mange time Maintain Safe and secure Wholesale and Retail Environment Module 7: Merchandising Unit Standards: Mark merchandise and maintain displays (114906); Implement promotional displays (114904). Mark merchandise and maintain displays Implement promotional displays Module 8: Stock receiving Unit Standards: Receive stock in a DC/warehouse Move, pack and maintain stock in a DC/Warehouse Maintain stock balances in a DC/Warehouse 6

Module 9: Stock Unit Standards: Pick stock in a DC/warehouse Count stock for a stock-take Module 10: Cashier Unit Standards: Process payment at a Point of Sales (POS) (114894); Record transactions (114889) Cashier/stock controller: Process payment at a Point of Sales(POS) Record transactions Description of assessment of competencies per learning outcome (per module) Module Name US # Unit Standards Title Level Core/ Fundamental/ Elective Credit 1 Numeracy 1 (Budget) 9009 7469 2 Core Concepts 114895 Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal Define the core concepts of the Wholesale and Retail Environment 2 Fundamental 3 2 Fundamental 2 2 Core 10 117887 Complete basic business calculations 2 Core 5 3 Numeracy 2 7480 9008 9007 Demonstrate an understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems Identify, describe, compare, classify, explore shape and motion in 2- and 3-dimetional figures Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems 2 Fundamental 3 2 Fundamental 3 2 Fundamental 5 4 Customer Care 14359 Behave in a professional manner in a business environment 2 Elective 5 114903 Interact with customers 2 Core 8 5 Communication 119463 Access and use information from texts 2 Fundamental 5 119454 119460 Maintain and adapt oral communication Use language and communication in occupational learning programs 2 Fundamental 5 2 Fundamental 5 119456 Write for a defined context 2 Fundamental 5 6 Work Management 14342 114912 7 Merchandising 114906 Manage time and work processes within a business environment Maintain a safe and secure Wholesale and Retail Environment Mark merchandise and maintain displays 2 Elective 4 2 Elective 10 2 Elective 10 114904 Implement promotional displays 2 Elective 6 8 Cashier 114894 Process payment at a Point of Sales (POS) 2 Elective 10 114889 Record transactions 2 Elective 8 9 Stock 117899 Pick stock in a DC/warehouse 2 Elective 12 114891 Count stock for a stock-take 2 Elective 5 7

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