Black Economic Empowerment is a policy that all South Africans have heard of, yet very few actually know much about. There are many misconceptions about BEE floating around despite the fact that the BEE Codes of Good Practice are available to everyone. Many companies in South Africa are still at a loss as to how to go about becoming BEE competitive, so this course aims to provide the truth about BEE and to help companies strategise towards obtaining a certified BEE score.
There are two versions of the course available - one for Generic companies, and one for Qualifying Small Enterprises (QSEs). The target audience of the BEE Course for the Generic Scorecard is companies with a turnover of more than R35million per annum, while the target audience of the BEE Course for the QSE Scorecard is companies with a turnover of between R5million and R35million per annum. Both courses also target:
- Business owners who want to contribute towards Enterprise Development and Socio-Economic Development in South Africa
- Business owners who want to position themselves strategically to continue doing good business in South Africa
The Learning Outcomes of both BEE Course versions include:
- Understand BEE in the global context
- Understand the concept of BEE
- Understand how BEE is applied and measured
- Understand why the BEE Scorecard is structured the way it is
- Understand the ripple effect that BEE has on business
- Understand the difference between BEE compliance and BEE competitiveness
- Understand how your company can compete through BEE
- Understand how to go about getting your BEE certificate
- Understand how to create your own BEE strategy
- Understand how to undergo BEE verification
- Understand the relationship between contributing towards / benefiting from Enterprise Development and the effect it has on a company’s BEE Score
- Understand the implications of contributing towards Socio-Economic Development
- Understand the need for a BEE Strategy.
- Know and understand the BEE verification process.
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