Identify and Measure the Factors that Influence Productivity
A short, credit-bearing LGSETA skills programme based on SAQA unit standard 114878.
- Type
- Unit-standard skills programme
- NQF level
- 4
- Credits
- 10
- Unit standard
- 114878
- Duration
- 5 days (provider-stated)
Programme overview
A short, credit-bearing LGSETA skills programme based on SAQA unit standard 114878.
Who should enrol
- Local government officials and supervisors
- Public-sector and municipal staff
- Employees completing credit-bearing upskilling
Programme purpose
Learners explain productivity, measure single and total factor productivity, and assess the quantitative and qualitative factors that affect it, so that enterprise resources can be managed more effectively.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this programme, you should be able to:
- Demonstrate an understanding of the concept of productivity.
- Measure single-factor productivity and assess causes of current levels.
- Measure total-factor productivity.
- Measure the quantitative factors that influence productivity and establish their influence.
- Identify the qualitative factors that influence productivity and establish their influence.
Modules and Curriculum Structure
Unit standard modules (10 credits)
Module 1Identify and Measure the Factors that Influence Productivity
Topics covered
- Demonstrate an understanding of the concept of productivity.
- Measure single-factor productivity and assess causes of current levels.
- Measure total-factor productivity.
- Measure the quantitative factors that influence productivity and establish their influence.
- Identify the qualitative factors that influence productivity and establish their influence.
Topics follow the specific outcomes of the SAQA unit standard.
Entry requirements
- Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 4
NQF level and credits
NQF Level 4, 10 credits
Duration and study mode
Duration: 5 days (provider-stated)
Study mode: To be confirmed. Please contact us.
Practical learning and assessment
Workplace-based activities and evidence linked to the unit standard's specific outcomes.
Assessment
- Formative and summative assessment against the unit standard by a registered assessor, with a portfolio of evidence.
- Internal moderation and external verification by the LGSETA ETQA.
Accreditation and endorsement
LGSETA accreditation LGRS-Accredit-1666-220642023, valid 16 July 2025 to 30 June 2029.
Certification
Statement of results for the credits achieved, through the LGSETA quality assurance process.
Career opportunities and progression
- Credits may count towards related LGSETA qualifications.
Fees and intake dates
To be confirmed. Please contact us. Ask about fees and the next intake.
- SAQA unit standard 114878
- LGSETA accreditation notification LGRS-Accredit-1666-220642023
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