Metropolitan Health Careers (MH) has started the latest Medical Claim Assessing Learnership Programme 2014 in South Africa. Metropolitan Job opportunities, vacancies and learnerships have been opened, and a lot of graduate students are going to get training at Metropolitan Health (MH).
Metropolitan is a big company working in South Africa, and it is the dream of graduate students to work at Metropolitan Health, South Africa. Metropolitan Careers are usually available in different areas of South Africa, and now it is the best job opportunity for you to get the Medical Claim Assessing Learnership 2014 at Metropolitan, where you will get expertise, skills, knowledge and experience in Medical Claim Assessing field. After completing the Medical Claims Assessing Learnerships at Metropolitan Health, South Africa, you will be able to get better jobs and employment opportunities in near future. So have a look on the Metropolitan Medical Claim Assessing Learnership Programme 2014 and apply at your earliest possible time.
Metropolitan Medical Claim Assessing Learnerships in South Africa
Metropolitan Health (MH) invites unemployed applicants with Matric, including Persons with Disabilities, to apply for a Learnership opportunity. The learnership programme is for 12 months and successful completion leads to the qualification Further Education Training Certificate (FETC): Medical Claims Assessing NQF Level 4.
The qualification will provide successful learners with increased chances of employability in the claims assessing and broader insurance industry.
Closing date for applications is 30 January 2014 and interviews will take place from 22 January 2014.
Successful candidates must be available from 10 February 2014 to 31 January 2015. On a fulltime basis.
The learnership will be hosted in the following offices:
Johannesburg Braamfontein
Pretoria Arcadia
Cape Town CBD
Responsibilities
- Attending full day classroom lessons and practical work
- Completing weekly logbooks for workplace based learning
- Compiling a Portfolio of Evidence for submission to SETA
- Achieving the required level in the formative and summative assessments
- Demonstrating commitment to working in the medical scheme industry
- Displaying a willingness to learn corporate values and technicalities
- Acquiring knowledge of company products and services
- Showing understanding of the operational processes and demonstrating skills learnt when using the company’s systems
Requirements
Please note that these requirements are non-negotiable.
- Passed Grade 12 in English and another official language with a level 4 or D symbol D ( 50% and above )
- Passed Mathematics with level 4 or D symbol ( 50% and above) or Mathematical Literacy with level 6 or B symbol ( 70% and above)
- Computer literate (MS Office)
- Unemployed and can commit 12 months to the programme
- South African citizens between the ages of 18 and 35 years
- Able to commute to the workplace on their own
- Must not be on a current learnership or have completed the same learnership
- Assertive and good communication skills
Competencies
- Ability to access and use information
- Self-Management and results-driven
- Client centric oriented
- Attention to detail and high level accuracy
- Ability to work under pressure and be creative while solving problems innovatively
Additional Information
Shortlisted candidates will be subjected to the following statutory checks:
- ITC
- Criminal
- References
- Qualifications
We reserve the right not to fill the vacancy. Should you not be contacted within two weeks, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Closing Date: 30 January 2014
How to Apply for Metropolitan Learnerships 2014 in Medical and Health Field
If you comply with the eligibility criteria provided by Metropolitan Health Vacancies Department, you can Apply Online for the latest jobs, careers and Medical Claim Learnerships 2014 to get experience in medical field. Keep in mind the closing date for Metropolitan Learnership Job and apply before the closing date.