What is Disciplinary Investigation?

National Certificate Resolving of Crime:Disciplinary Investigation focuses on how to approach a disciplinary Investigation of misconduct by employees and also covers the topics of performance management and values and ethics.

Why Should I Study Disciplinary Investigation?

National Certificate Resolving of Crime: Disciplinary Investigation is ideal for people that are employed or wish to be employed as Human Resource Practitioners and Managers who deal with investigations that precede disciplinary hearings. Once you have completed Disciplinary Investigation, you will be able to conduct preliminary investigations, institute and conduct disciplinary investigations and hearings, manage performance and apply concepts and principles of values and ethics in the professional environment, all in accordance with the Constitution of SA as well as other relevant legislation.

National Certificate Resolving of Crime: Disciplinary Investigation: Course Structure

In order to complete The National Certificate Resolving of Crime: Disciplinary Investigation, students will have to complete the following Modules:

• Tactics for Winning
• Incident Scenes
• Empowerment
• Identification
• Criminal Justice
• Disciplinary Investigation

National Certificate Resolving of Crime: Disciplinary Investigation: Programme Outcomes

• Tactics for Winning

This is the first Module that all students have to complete once they have registered with College SA.  This Module is designed to introduce Students to the College. In this Module, you will learn more about how Distance Learning Works and what the best ways are to study to prepare for assessments.

• Incident Scenes

·         US 253974 - Apply the general principles of criminal law (8 credits)

• Empowerment

·         US 253992 - Perform witness support activities (5 credits)

·         US 243934 - Apply Victim Empowerment knowledge and skills for service delivery (5 credits)

·         US 120492 - Demonstrate the application of performance management (6 credits)

·         US 15096 - Understanding stress in personal and work situations (5 credits)

·         US 116594 - Function in a team (4 credits)

• Identification

·         US 120483 - Conduct preliminary investigations (6 credits)

·         US 253988 - Attend to an incident (6 credits)

·         US 253982 - Conduct an Investigative Interview (4 credits)

·         US 253985 - Manage crime intelligence practices (5 credits)

·         US 253979 - Manage informers (5 credits)

• Criminal Justice

·         US 253978 - Apply principles of law of evidence (8 credits)

·         US 253990 - Handle suspects in the investigation of an alleged crime (8 credits)

·         US 253986 - Administer a case file (12 credits)

·         US 253983 - Apply provisions of the criminal procedure act (12 credits)

·         US 253993 - Present evidence in a court of law (5 credits)

·         US 253980 - Investigate a crime or incident (8 credits)

• Disciplinary Investigation

·         US 10985 - Conduct a disciplinary hearing (5 credits)    

·         US 11286 - Institute disciplinary action (8 credits)

·         US12891 - Apply concepts and principles of business ethics in the professional environment (5 credits)

Course Duration

The National Certificate Resolving of Crime: Disciplinary Investigation will take you approximately 24 months to complete.

Entrance Requirements

• Grade 12 or NQF Equivalent

Assessment and Award

Once you have completed the prescribed assignments, SASSETA will also award you with a statement of results indicating the unit standards you have completed. Your details will be loaded onto the National Learner Record Database (NLRD).

Strategic Investigations and Seminars – More about Them

Strategic Investigations and Seminars (SIS) is a specialist training provider that offers a wide range of training solutions in the fields of Forensic Investigation and Forensic Science. SIS have a vision to reach out into Africa, equipping individuals with quality and practical skills in the field of Forensic Investigative Science.

Strategic Investigations and Seminars (SIS) is registered and accredited as a service provider with the Safety and Security Sector Education and Training Authoring (SASSETA) – ID 081 985 269 9877.

Is this the Right Field of Study for YOU?

Do this short questionnaire to find out if this is the right field of study for YOU. Answer either ‘Yes’ or ‘No’.

1. Are you considering becoming a Disciplinary Investigator?
2. Do you wish to register for a course that will give you skills in Disciplinary Investigation?
3. Does your current job require you to conduct disciplinary hearings?
4. Would you like to learn more about how to institute disciplinary action?
5. Are you interested in learning how to demonstrate the application of performance management?
6. Would you like to learn about how to conduct preliminary investigations?
7. For your current or future job, do you need to learn how to apply concepts and principles of business ethics in the professional environment?
8. Are you interested in studying a course with a College that will provide you with support every step of the way?

If you answered YES to more than four of these questions, then this is the right field of study for YOU. We recommend that you register for the National Certificate Resolving of Crime: Disciplinary Investigation right away!

Interested? Want to find out MORE?

If you would like to find out more about the National Certificate Resolving of Crime: Disciplinary Investigation, please fill in the short Form and one of our friendly Student Registrars will respond to your questions and provide you with all the information that you need

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