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OCCUPATION level ss Specialisation/Job Critical Skills Intervention NQF Levels223 Human Resource and Training ProfessionalsNQF AlignedNEED 2007 CommentsY N2232 ICT trainers223201 ICT trainer √ Ed 6 √ 52233 Training and Development Professionals223301 Training and Development Professional √ Ed 5-6 √ 6224 Information and Organisation Professionals2241 Actuaries, Mathematicians and Statisticians224101 Actuary 1 √ Ed, L 6-8 √ 32224102 Mathematician (Operations research analyst) √ Ed 6-7 √ 26 Not enoughpeople withindustryexperience2244 Intelligence and Policy Analysts224402 Policy Analyst ( Risk analyst) 1 √ Ed, CPD 5-7 √ 7 Not enoughpeople withindustryexperience225 Sales, Marketing and Public Relations Professionals2251 Advertising and Marketing Professionals225103 Marketing specialist (Technical/operations/ productsmanager, marketers)1 √ Ed 6 √ 2202253 Public relations professionals225303 Public Relations Client Service Manager (Customerservices/Client relations/Client services Specialist)1 √ Ed 6 √ 325 Health Professionals251 Health Diagnostic and Promotion Professionals2515 Pharmacists251502 Industrial Pharmacist √ Ed 7 √ 9253 Medical Professionals2531 Generalist Medical Practitioners253101 General Medical Practitioner √ Ed 7 √ 5254 Midwifery and Nursing professionals2544 Registered nurses254408 Registered Nurse (Medical) √ Ed 6 √ 1526 ICT Professionals261 Business and Systems Analysts and Programmers<strong>INSETA</strong> Sector Skills Plan - page 53
OCCUPATION level ss Specialisation/Job Critical Skills Intervention NQF Levels2611 ICT Business and Systems AnalystsNQF AlignedNEED 2007 CommentsY N261102 Systems Analyst √ Ed 5-7 √ 62613 Software and Applications Programmers261302 Developer Programmer √ Ed,SCTP5-6 √ 42261303 Software Engineer √ Ed 5-6 42262 Database and Systems Administrators and ICT Security Specialists2621 Database and Systems Administrators and ICT Security Specialists262101 Database Administrator √ Ed,SCTP262103 Systems Administrator √ Ed,SCTP263 ICT Network and Support Professionals2632 ICT Support and Test Engineers263202 ICT Support Engineer √ Ed,SCTP27 Legal, Social and Welfare Professionals271 Legal Professionals2713 Attorneys/Lawyers/Solicitor/legal advisor271302 Associate Legal Professional (Legal Advisor, Complianceofficer)5-6 √ 15-6 √ 15-6 √ 4√ Ed 6-7 √ 2031 Agricultural, Medical and Science Technicians313 ICT and Communications Technicians3131 ICT Support Technicians313102 ICT Customer Support Officer (Client services/relationsconsultant/administrator/customer liaison/help desk3 TECHNICIANS AND TRADE WORKERS√ Ls, Sp 3-5 √ 1805 CLERCAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE WORKERS51 Office managers and program Administrators511 Contract, Program and project Administrators5111 Contract, Program and project Administrators* 511201 Office Administrator (Insurance) √ SP, Ls 4-6 √ 3052 Personal Assistants and Secretaries521 Personal Assistants and Secretaries5211 Personal Assistants521101 Personal Assistant √ WE 4 √ 12<strong>INSETA</strong> Sector Skills Plan - page 54
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYBackground and met
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How the INSETA addressed Scarce and
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1 PROFILE OF THE SECTORThe insuranc
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