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Your RE Exams will be difficult, tricky, and the truth is many people fail …even multiple times. We have prepared our material in such a way that you are able (if you study) to pass your RE Exam the first-time round.

Whether you are only getting into the industry now, or you are already an old hand, our structured material will give you what you need to pass.

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Both the RE1 and RE5 courses are available face to face and online. The online courses have videos you can watch anytime and use your study guide to learn and understand the concepts. In addition you may also choose the option with live webinars for each section that you may attend. These sessions are interactive and you may ask questions. Mock exams (online) are included in all our packages.

If you opt for the face to face workshop you automatically get access to the full online courses.

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Think about it this way, the official guides and material is over 800 pages devided into sections. The exams are made up from a bank of questions and are rarely the same. For RE1 there are 80 questions and you have 2 and a half hours. The pass rate is 65%, which means you have to get 52 of the 80 questions right.

For RE5 you have two hours to complete 50 questions. The pass rate is 65% which means you have to get 33 out of the 50 correct in order to pass.

The exams are multiple choice questions.

Bear in mind that all the different levels of questioning is factual knowledge which means if you know your work well you will be able to answer the questions.

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RE Workshop and Online Options

Thanks to the RE5 online team, Hennie please keep up the good work and stay as patient and humble as you are. To Ulandi thanks for believing in me while I have lost faith on myself. 80% pass rate on my first attend all because of you guys . Ngiyabonga, Ek is dank baar, kealeboha, thanks you. I can write a book about you guys , awaiting RE1 exam the combo is a cheaper way to go.

Agnes Lemos

RE5 Workshop really assisted me . I passed after attending. I recommend it to anyone who has been struggling or trying to attempt RE5 Exam on their own. You will never regret.

FAIS KEY INDIVIDUAL WORKSHOP RE1 &AMP; REPRESENTATIVE WORKSHOP RE5

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Programme Outline

3 day workshop
Printed workbooks handed to learners at the workshop
Scheduling learners for workshops and exams
Communicate via e mail or sms to each individual on workshop and exam information
Content support by handling content or administrative queries

Programme Outline

2 day workshop
Printed workbooks handed to learners at the workshop
Scheduling learners for workshops and exams
Communicate via e mail or sms to each individual on workshop and exam information
Content support by handling content or administrative queries

Key Individual workshop RE1 (This examination is called FAIS Level 1 RE 1)

Representative workshop RE5 (This examination is called FAIS Level 1 RE 5)

Course Duration

Workshop: 2 Days (RE5) 3 Days (RE1)

Certification

The workshops have no certification and are in preparation for your RE Exams

Course Fee: POR

The workshop price includes all the study material that will be required to complete the course. The price excludes the examination fee of R1300.

Group Discounts can be discussed.

Are you ready for Regulatory Examinations?

The FAIS Act and its subordinate legislation prescribe a number of requirements that individuals who provide financial advice/services on behalf of a financial services provider must meet.

One of these requirements is that all financial services providers, representatives and key individuals have to pass the industry’s Regulatory Examinations before certain deadlines.

RE5 Online offers you all the tools you need to succeed in the Regulatory Examinations.

Thorough preparation is essential!

What determines a student’s success in the regulatory exams?

We offer support to a large number of advisors, and it is our informed belief that passing the examinations is dependent on a combination of the following:

Work through the course material

Candidates are advised to spend at least three months preparing for the examination. The good news is that if you are an experienced adviser, you will no doubt be familiar with some of the legislative content.

However, even if you are experienced in financial services, you should not be complacent or underestimate the amount of preparation time and effort that need to be applied to pass the Regulatory Exams.

Tackle the book thoroughly, chapter by chapter and make detailed notes as you go.

Practice multiple-choice exams

The practice exam consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs). A detailed report on your strengths and development areas is issued with each practice exam. This allows you to assess your own RE exam readiness.

Please note that these practice exams are not a replacement for the Regulatory Exams. You are required to register separately with an independent examination body, Moonstone, to write your Regulatory Exam.

We recommend you practice answering MCQs to develop the skills needed. MCQ papers are not guessing games and contain no patterns. There are test-yourself questions at the end of each chapter in the study notes to help you assess your understanding of the material.

Representative Workshop RE5 (This examination is called FAIS Level 1 RE 5)

OVERVIEW

This regulatory examination focuses on your role and responsibilities as a representative, and what you need to know about the FAIS Act in order to remain compliant.

The content of this examination focuses on the regulatory framework, i.e. FAIS, FICA, Code of Conduct, etc, as prescribed by the FSCA.

This examination consists of 50 questions.

WHO NEEDS TO ATTEND

All Representatives performing financial services in relation to Category I, II, IIA, III and IV are required to complete the level 1 regulatory examination.

CONTENT

We will prepare you by working through each task as well as the qualifying criteria and relevant Board Notices, Codes and Act as stipulated by the FSCA.

THE TASKS ARE

Execute the required actions as a Representative in terms of the FAIS Act
Contribute to maintaining a FSP License.
Adhere to the specific obligations in terms of the relevant Code of Conduct and other subordinate legislation.
Apply knowledge of financial products.
Awareness of consequences for Representative that have been found to act fraudulently, or committed any other act that gives rise to debarment.
Align with execution of duties and actions with the compliance requirements.
Carry out the proper record keeping activities.
Adhere to the requirements of FICA and other relevant anti-money laundering legislation, as it applies to the FSP.

Key Individual workshop RE1 (This examination is called FAIS Level 1 RE 1)

OVERVIEW

This regulatory examination focuses on your role and responsibilities as a Key Individual.

We will be covering all the relevant Board Notices, Acts and Codes as prescribed by the FSP.

This examination consists of 80 questions.

WHO NEEDS TO ATTEND

All Key Individuals and Sole proprietors who are responsible for managing and overseeing a business relating to the rendering of financial services for FSP’s in Category I, II, IIA, III and IV are required to write this examination.

CONTENT

We will prepare you by working through each task as well as the qualifying criteria and relevant Board Notices, Codes and Act as stipulated by the FSCA.

The 16 tasks as prescribed by the FSP are covered in the workshop.

THE TASKS ARE

Describe the role of the key individual in terms of the FAIS Act.
Describe the role of the representative in terms of the FAIS Act.
Manage and oversee the appointment of representatives.
Manage the rendering of services under supervision.
Manage and oversee the on-going development/employment of representatives.
Debar representatives that have been found to act fraudulently, or committed any other act that gives rise to debarment.
Awareness of the regulatory environment in which the FSP functions.
Awareness of the specific obligations in terms of the relevant Code of Conduct and other subordinate legislation.
Oversee and manage the compliance functions as required by the FAIS Act.
Maintain the licence of the FSP including the management of the licensing conditions
Take the necessary action if the FSP voluntarily lapses its licence.
Verify that the proper record keeping activities are carried out.
Manage and oversee / participate in the setting up and/or managing of the infrastructure of the FSP.
Manage and oversee the requirements that auditors/accounting officers must adhere to.
Manage and oversee the FSP's adherence to the requirements of FICA and other relevant anti-money laundering legislation, as it applies to the FSP.
Manage any processes required in the event of an investigation by the FAIS Ombud.

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