For the OC Real Estate Agent (118714) qualification, learners are required to complete three compulsory components:
- Knowledge
- Practical
- Workplace
- All assessments must be conducted by a registered Service Seta constituent assessor and moderated by a registered Services Seta moderator.
- Upon successful completion of all three components, the Skills Development Provider (SDP) must issue the learner with a tamper-proof Statement of Results, confirming readiness to write the EISA exam.
- It is important to note that the Statement of Results is valid for a period of two (2) years from the date of submission.
- The SDP is also responsible for registering the learner for the External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA) at least three (3) months prior to the scheduled exam date.
Example:
- Exam date: 09 March
- Registration deadline: 09 December
- The Statement of Results and all supporting documentation must be submitted to the QCTO and provided to the approved assessment centre involved.
- In some cases, the AQP (Assessment Quality Partner) will book the assessment centre. Learners should note that assessment centre fees vary, typically ranging between R2 500 and R6 000. Always check whether the cost of the assessment centre is included in the training price or not as this cost is applicable to the learner.
What Learners Need to Know About the EISA
The External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA) is a nationally regulated examination conducted under strict rules to ensure fairness, integrity, and credibility.
- Learners are required to arrive at the assessment centre at least one hour early, as administrative documentation must be completed prior to the exam.
- Learners must bring their original South African ID and Statement of Results on the day of the exam.
- Late arrival or missing documentation may result in disqualification and additional costs is applicable for re-writing the exam at a later date.
- The invigilator will open the sealed examination papers from the AQP in front of learners and distribute them.
- The examination process must commence exactly at the time prescribed by the QCTO and AQP.
- Learners must follow the invigilator’s instructions at all times.
- Strict silence must be maintained throughout the examination.
- Cheating, copying, talking, or the use of unauthorised materials is strictly prohibited. Any misconduct will result in the completion of an incident report, which may lead to disqualification or further disciplinary action by the AQP and QCTO.
- All electronic devices, including mobile phones and smart watches, must be switched off and stored away.
- Calculators are allowed in the exam as remember you will be concluding personal and business financials
- Examinations are video recorded to ensure security and credibility.
- On the day of the exam, learners should remain calm, read all instructions carefully, manage their time effectively, and ensure that all personal details are completed clearly on the answer booklet/script
- The examination is strictly timed. No extensions will be granted. Once time has elapsed, all pens must be put down immediately.
- Only black pens may be used.
- Upon completion, the invigilator collects all examination materials, seals them in the official envelope, and submits them for the required quality assurance process.
- Learners are not permitted to remove any examination material from the assessment centre.
Results, Appeals, and Rewrites
- Examination results may take up to three (3) months following the quality assurance process.
- Appeals may be submitted within the prescribed timeframe and only for valid reasons.
- Learners who are unsuccessful or not competent will be required to rebook the EISA examination and pay the applicable assessment centre and administration fees again, provided that the Statement of Results remains valid (within the two-year period).
Exam Preparation and Support
- Learners must be adequately prepared, as the EISA is a closed-book examination.
- It is recommended that learners practice using the official exemplar examinations developed by Services SETA, available on their website or via the SDP.
- In addition, Infinity Academy has developed a comprehensive study guide and sample assessments to support learners who require additional preparation for the exam
- The minimum EISA pass mark is 60%.
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