SayPro Online Course SAQA 11516675304

Description

One
1. Health and safety awareness is applied appropriately.
Current clinical dental terminology is understood.
Planning is done effectively under supervision.

2. Appropriate equipment is operated properly.
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated effectively.

3. Appropriate models are articulated correctly.
Appropriate models are surveyed correctly.

4. Appropriate equipment is operated properly.
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated effectively.
Metal frameworks are designed and waxed up correctly.
Backings and occlusal restorations are constructed correctly.
Sprueing is done correctly.
Investing is done correctly.
Casting is done correctly.
Soldering is done correctly
Welding is done correctly.
Finishing and polishing is done correctly.
Metal frameworks are electroplated correctly.
Artificial teeth are arranged onto the metal framework effectively.

5. Prostheses are repaired correctly.
Additions to prostheses are made correctly.
Artificial tooth repair materials are manipulated and applied correctly.

Two
1. Health and safety awareness is applied appropriately.
Current clinical dental terminology is understood.
Planning is done effectively under supervision.

2. Appropriate equipment is operated properly.
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated correctly.
Diagnostic models are produced correctly.
Working models are produced correctly.
Articulation is done correctly.

3. Appropriate equipment is operated properly
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated correctly.

4. Appropriate equipment is operated properly.
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated correctly.
Metal single crowns/inlays are produced correctly.
Intra-coronal restorations are produced correctly.
Full metal multiple crowns/finishing are produced correctly.
Full metal restorations are finished and polished correctly.
Single unit substructures are produced correctly.
Multiple unit substructures are produced correctly.
Metal substructures are prepared correctly.
Tooth shading is determined correctly.
Soldering is done correctly.
Aesthetic materials is applied, finished and polished correctly.

5. Fixed prostheses are repaired effectively.
Metals, solders and artificial tooth materials are manipulated and applied correctly.

Three
1. Health and safety awareness is applied appropriately.
Current clinical dental terminology is understood.
Planning is done effectively under supervision.

2. Appropriate equipment is operated properly.
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated correctly.
Diagnostic models are produced correctly.
Working models are produced correctly.
Articulation is done correctly.

3. Appropriate equipment is operated properly
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated correctly.

4. Appropriate equipment is operated properly.
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated correctly.
Metal single crowns/inlays are produced correctly.
Intra-coronal restorations are produced correctly.
Full metal multiple crowns/finishing are produced correctly.
Full metal restorations are finished and polished correctly.
Single unit substructures are produced correctly.
Multiple unit substructures are produced correctly.
Metal substructures are prepared correctly.
Tooth shading is determined correctly.
Soldering is done correctly.
Aesthetic materials is applied, finished and polished correctly.

5. Fixed prostheses are repaired effectively.
Metals, solders and artificial tooth materials are manipulated and applied correctly.

Four
1. Health and safety awareness is applied appropriately.
Current clinical dental terminology is understood.
Planning is done effectively under supervision.

2. Appropriate equipment is operated properly.
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated correctly.
Diagnostic models are produced correctly.
Working models are produced correctly.
Articulation is done correctly.

3. Appropriate equipment is operated properly
Appropriate materials are selected and manipulated correctly.
Passive materials are selected and manipulated correctly.
Active appliences are produced correctly.
Basic functional appliences are produced correctly.
Habit preventers are produced correctly.
Space maintainers are produced correctly.
Occlusal guards are produced correctly.
Soldering is done correctly.
Welding is done correctly.

4. Orthodontic and dental orthopaedic appliences are repaired correctly.
Orthodontic repair materials are manipulated and applied correctly.

Five
1. Fundamental and applied physics and chemistry are understood.
Appropriate dental materials are selected for the prescription.

2. Gypsum is manipulated and applied correctly.
Impression materials are manipulated and applied correctly.
Separating media are manipulated and applied correctly.
Denture base materials are manipulated and applied correctly.
Impression tray materials are manipulated and applied correctly.
Waxes are manipulated and applied correctly.
Repair materials are manipulated and applied correctly.
Cutting, abrasion and polishing materials are manipulated and applied correctly.
Dental solders are manipulated and applied correctly.
Dental ceramics and other tooth colour restorative materials are manipulated and applied correctly.

Six
1. Clinical terminology is understood.
Knowledge of histology is demonstrated
Knowledge of tissues is demonstrated
Knowledge of the human skull is demonstrated
Knowledge of the oral cavity is demonstrated.
Knowledge of the muscles of the head and neck is demonstrated.
Knowledge of oral the mucosa is demonstrated.
Knowledge of anatomical changes with loss of teeth are demonstrated
Knowledge of tongue, lip and cheek systems are demonstrated.
Knowledge of the tempero mandibular joint is demonstrated.
Knowledge of the salivary glands are demonstrated.
Knowledge of the periodontium is demonstrated.
Knowledge of the jaws are demonstrated.
Knowledge of nerves and blood supply is demonstrated

2. Clinical terminology understood.
Knowledge of tooth nomenclature demonstrated.
Ability to identify the different teeth in the permanent and deciduous dentition correctly.
Ability to draw to scale all the different teeth in the permanent dentition correctly.
Ability to carve in wax and to scale the different teeth in the permanent dentition correctly.
Knowledge of ideal and natural occlusion demonstrated.

Seven
1. Administration systems are understood and maintained.
Financial systems are understood and maintained.
Operating systems are understood and maintained.
Marketing systems are understood and maintained.
Procurement systems are understood and maintained.
Quality control systems are understood and maintained.
Loss control systems are understood and maintained.
Computer systems are understood and maintained.

2. Objectives are established.
Time is effectively planned and managed.

Eight
1. Knowledge of the characteristics of informal research is demonstrated.
The difference between formal and informal research is explained.
Information regarding specific topics can be gathered from a variety of sources.
Knowledge from different sources is synthesised.

Nine
1. Confidence in speaking is demonstrated.
Fluency in current dental terminology is demonstrated.
Integrated writing skills are demonstrated.
Reading skills are demonstrated
Interpersonal skills are demonstrated
Laboratory prescription cards are used effectively.
Instruction cards are used effectively.
Appropriate and effective body language is displayed.

2. Conflict resolution skills are demonstrated.
Dynamics of negotiations are understood and demonstrated.
Knowledge of intercultural communication is applied.
Moral standards and code of conduct are adhered to.

Ten
1. Dental Technicians Amendment Act (Act 43 of 1997) and regulations are understood and applied.
Occupational Health and Safety Act (Act 85 of 1983) is understood and applied.
Basic conditions of Employment Act (Act 3 of 1983) is understood and applied.
Labour Relations Act (Act 28 of 1956) is understood and applied.
Manpower Training Act (Act 56 of 1981) is understood and applied.
Employment Insurance Act (Act 130 of 1993) is understood and applied.

Eleven
1. Bill of rights is understood.
Unemployment Insurance Funds Act is understood and applied.
Equity Act is understood and interpreted correctly.
Labour Relations Act understood correctly.
Personal Taxation understood.
Contracts Law understood.
Manpower Training Act (Act 56 of 1981) is applied and understood correctly.

Twelve
1. Occupational Health and Safety Act is understood and applied correctly.
Environment Conservation Act 73 of 1989 is understood and applied correctly.
A valid first aid certificate is issued by one of the recognised providers.

Integrated assessment:

Assessment is done on the following basis:

Formative Assessment:
written tests per subject where applicable.
laboratory work is assessed where applicable.
practical work is assessed where applicable
practical evaluation where applicable

Summative Assessment:
at least one final assessment per subject per year where applicable
at least one practical assessment per subject per year where applicable.
a portfolio of models and practical work is compiled and assessed where applicable.
portfolio records are kept for 5 years as per SERTEC requirements.