Training manual 2015
Presentation
This presentation has been compiled to
assist you with Admissions and
Registrations for the College of Law
Qualifications.
2
Aims
•Admissions
•Registrations
•Curriculum advice
•Credit Exemptions and Transfers (excluding Ad hoc)
•Transitional Arrangements
3
Important Information
• Know your curriculums
• Take note of compulsory modules – students will not graduate if
there are outstanding compulsory modules.
• NO Credit Exemptions and Transfers to be done in regions.
• NO FI Audits to be done on F788 in regions.
• All urgent enquiries from regions must be directed to Ms Malebo’s
office.
4
Alternative pathways
• No new Registrations for Alternative Pathways. Currently
registered students will be offered the chance to complete
in the first semester of 2015.
5
New Qualifications
Qualifications from 2015
Familiarise yourselves with the rules of these
qualifications
• Higher Certificate in Criminal Justice – 90006
• Bachelor of Arts in Forensic Science and Technology –
90002
6
Phased out Qualifications
Qualifications Phased out end of 2014
•NDPLC – New
Students who did not complete this qualification will need to apply
(during the application phase) for the new 98220 and also apply
for credit exemptions where applicable.
•NDCRS
Students who did not complete this qualification will need to apply
(during the application phase) for the new 98218 and also apply
for credit exemptions where applicable.
7
Phasing out Qualifications
• NDCSM – Old – End of 2015
• NDSCR – New – End of 2015
• Post Graduate Diploma in Law (HIV and AIDS) – End of
2017
• BTech: Security Management – End of 2016
• BA Criminology (03425) – End of 2017
8
LLB (98680)
•Please note that NO students must be registered under 03492.
•All new students must register under the new 98680 code. NB: Kindly do not transfer any modules from
98680 to 03492 or the other way round, until further instruction.
•The qualification has 35 compulsory modules and 5 elective modules from 2012
•SJD1501 is replacing the EUP1501, note that this is a transitional arrangement; the modules are not equivalent
•1 compulsory research module has been introduced from 2012 (HMLLB80). Students who did not pass all the
required electives will have to register for HMLLB80 instead of an elective module.
•If a student has already passed a short dissertation such student must NOT do the new research module.(
i.e.LCP420, LCP4820,LML420,LML4820,LPL420,LPL4820)
•All rules, new and old, which apply under the new LLB code are also equally applicable to the old code.
9
BA Police Science (98683)
•
Note the different streams to follow with the elective modules.
Students have to choose one stream and follow through with it up to
the third level.
• SJD1501 is replacing the EUP1501, note that this is a transitional
arrangement; the modules are not equivalent
• Note there is a new module SOC2604 that has been introduce;
students who have previously completed any group of 5 electives on
the second level do not need to register for this module.
10
BA Criminology (98681)
• Please note the rules under this qualification
• Note the different streams to follow with the elective modules
• SJD1501 is replacing the EUP1501, note that this is a
transitional arrangement; the modules are not equivalent
Students have to choose one stream and follow through with
it up to the third level.
11
Honours Degrees
•It is imperative to ensure that ALL the admission
requirements are met. If uncertain the application
and verification of admission should be referred to
Pretoria .
12
Honours BA – Criminology (98682)
Admission requirements
•An appropriate Bachelor’s Degree in the relevant discipline or a discipline
closely associated with it, with 60% or more. A student, who does not
have an average of 60% or more, may make a submission to the relevant
College to allow such a student admission. Students must provide a
written motivation of not more than 3 pages requesting admission to the
college. The college will take into account the relevant experience, that is,
work of the student, the language capabilities of the student, any other
factor deemed necessary by the college. This should be sent directly to Ms
Malebo’s office.
13
BA Honours in Corrections
Management (98655)
Admission requirements
•An appropriate Bachelor’s Degree in the relevant discipline or a discipline closely
associated with it, with 60% or more. A student, who does not have an average of
60% or more, may make a submission to the relevant College to allow such a
student admission. Students must provide a written motivation of not more than 3
pages requesting admission to the college. The college will take into account the
relevant experience, that is work, of the student, the language capabilities of the
student, any other factor deemed necessary by the college. This should be sent
directly to Ms Malebo’s office.
14
BA Honours in Corrections
Management (98655)
•Note the 2 new modules PEN4804 & PEN4805
•The two modules (KRPNL36 and KRPNL48) has been replaced by (PEN4804 and CMY4805)
from 2013. However, pipeline students who have already passed these modules must get
recognition for them and cannot register for the replacement modules. Pipeline students
who have passed only one of the two modules ( KRPNL36 or KRPNL48), should be allowed
to register for any one of the two replacing modules (PEN4804 and CMY4805).
15
BTech: Forensic Investigation
(BTFIN)
•Students registering for this qualification must be in possession of a
National Diploma: Policing or equivalent qualification in Criminal Justice
Field. E.g. Criminology, Security Risk Management, Correctional Science
Management.
•Uncertainties with regards to equivalent qualifications should be
referred to Ms Malebo in Pretoria.
16
BTech: Policing (BTPLC)
Admission requirements
•National Diploma in Policing or equivalent qualification
in the field of Criminal Justice (e.g. Criminology, Security
Risk Management, Correctional Science Management,
etc). Uncertainties with regards to equivalent
qualifications should be referred to Ms Malebo in
Pretoria.
17
BTech: Security Risk Management
(BTSEC)
Admission requirements
• National Diploma in Security Management or equivalent qualification in the
field of Criminal Justice (e.g. Criminology, Correctional Services
Management, Policing, Forensic Investigation etc.) or in the field of Social
and/or Psychological Sciences, Education and Law.
• Full explanation on the bridging course is set out in the Curriculums : College
of Law brochure.
• Note that students registered for the BTSEC must have passed MAC1501.
18
Advanced Diploma in Security
Management (98235)
Admission requirements
• A diploma in Security Management or a Diploma in Policing,
Police Administration or Corrections Management. A BTech in
Policing, Forensic Investigation or Corrections Management. A
Bachelors of Arts in Criminology or Criminal Justice.
• Uncertainties with regards to equivalent qualifications should be
referred to Ms Malebo in Pretoria.
19
BTech: Correctional Services
Management (BTCOR)
Admission requirements
•National Diploma in Correctional Services Management or
equivalent qualification in the field of Criminal Justice (e.g.
Criminology, Security Risk Management, Policing etc) or in the
field of Social and/or Psychological Sciences, Education and Law.
20
ND: Correctional Services Management (NDCSM –
OLD)
(Transitional Arrangements)
OLD CODE
CSA111A
CSA121B
CSA211A
CSA221B
CSA311A
CSA321B
TCL1M1B
TCL1M2B
CRS2M1C
CRS2M2C
CSM1M1W / MNG1M14
CSM1M2W / MNG1M25
CSM2M1R + CSM2M2R
CSM3M1Q + CSM3M2Q
EUPPRAC
NEW CODE
PEN1036
PEN1025
PEN2601
PEN2602
PEN2603
PEN3706
ILW1501
SCL1501
FUR2601
PEN2607
MNG1502
MNG1602
MNG241Y/MND2601 + MND2602
MNG381K/PEN3707 + PEN3708
EUP1501
21
ND: Policing (NDPLC)
Transitional Arrangements
OLD CODE
NEW CODE
LPL1M1P
CRW1501
LPL1M2P
CMP2601
LPL201P
CRW2602/CRW2603
LPL301P
EVI3701
HMR131Z
FUR2601
MLL1M1P / MNG1M14
MNG1502
MLL1M2P / MNG1M25
MNG1602
MLL201P
MNG241Y or MND2601 +MND2602
MLL301P
MNG381K or MND3701 +MND3702
MLL401P
MNG301A + MNG302B or
MNG3701+MNG3702
22
ND: Security Risk Management (Prior to
2010)
Transitional Arrangements
OLD CODE
NEW CODE
SEP111A
SEP1501
SEP141D
SEP1502
SEP131C
SEP1503
SEP151E
SEP1505
SEP1504
SJD1501
SEP281H
SEP2601
SEP381H
SEP2602
SEP221B
SEP2603
SEP361S
SEP3701 + SEP3702
23
LLB (03492)Transitional arrangements-compulsory modules
OLD CODE
ILW1036/ILW1014+1025
SCL1014
FLS101V
FLS102W
PVL101Q
PVL203V
PVL202U
PVL303Y
PVL301W
PVL302X
PVL3043
CIP201G
CIP301K
CMP301A
CRW201X
NEW CODE
ILW1501
SCL1501
FLS1501
FLS1502
PVL1501
PVL2601
PVL2602
PVL3701
PVL3702
PVL3703
PVL3704
CIP2601
CIP3701
CMP3701
CRW2602
OLD CODE
CRW201X
CSL201M
FUR201F
IND203X/IND101+1
02/IND201+202
MRL203L
MRL301M
MRL303P
EVI301A
ADL201M
SCL1502
EUP1501
NEW CODE
CRW2602
CSL2601
FUR2601
IND2601
MRL2601
MRL3701
MRL3702
EVI3701
ADL2601
ENN106J
SJD1501
24
NB. Please note the critical LLB transitional arrangements as stated in the
Curriculums : College of Law brochure
•TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
•Students who have, between 2002-2006, passed accepted language modules in Afrikaans and
English will retain credit towards the completion of the LLB and need not register for the Skills
Course for Law Students (SCL1501).
•Students who have passed only one language module must register for the Skills Course for Law
Students (SCL1501).
•Students who have passed ILW1014 and ILW1025 as well as IND101/IND201V and
IND102/IND202W must not register for FAC1503.
•Students who passed only IND101/ IND201V or IND102/ IND202W prior to 2008 as well as
students who passed IND203X prior to 2011 retain credit for the module and must not register for
IND2601 but must register for FAC1503.
•Students who passed LCR401R and/or LCR402S may not register for LCR4806.
•Students who passed LPL413C may not register for either LPL4804 or LPL4805.
25
LLB- transitional arrangements
•Students who have passed both ILW1014 and ILW1025 retain credit for these modules and may not
register for ILW1501. Students who have passed only one of ILW1014 or ILW1025 retain credit for
the module passed and must register for FAC1503 and not for ILW1501.
•Students who have passed EVI1024 or EVI302B retain credit and may not register for EVI3702.
•Students who have passed EVI2016 retain credit for that module and must not register for EVI3702.
•Students who have passed CRW101U retain credit for that module and must not register for
CRW2601 or EUP1501.
•Students who have passed ENN106J will retain credit for it and do not have to register for SCL1502
26
LLB -transitional arrangements
•Students who have passed MRL302N retain credit for that module and must not
register for MRL4801.
•The LLB degree comprises FORTY MODULES which include thirty five (35) compulsory
and five (5) elective modules. Some curriculum changes came into operation in 2008
and 2010. New compulsory modules were included in the curriculum, namely SJD1501,
FAC1503, PVL3704 and LJU4802. Students who have already progressed quite far with
their curriculum may find that this means that they have to do more than thirty five
compulsory modules. Therefore they will have to do fewer than 5 electives, because
only 40 modules are required to complete the qualification. Credits will be given for all
modules already passed (e.g. credit will be given for both IND201V and IND202W which
have now been replaced by IND2601).
•Students who have passed EUP1501 or CRW101U need not register for SJD1501.
27
Thank you
28