Registered private college · DHET register · Gauteng
The Institute of Health Risk Managers
On the DHET register as 2010/FE07/067, registered to offer 1 accredited programme. Confirm its current status before you pay.
Accredited programmes at The Institute of Health Risk Managers
The Institute of Health Risk Managers is registered with the DHET to offer the following 1 accredited programme. A registered college can still advertise courses that are not accredited, so confirm the exact programme on the official DHET register and with SAQA before you pay.
- ET Certificate: Medical Claims ssessment (Level 4) ET Certificate: Long-Term Risk ssessing (Level 4)
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Before you pay The Institute of Health Risk Managers
- Confirm the registration. Verify The Institute of Health Risk Managers (2010/FE07/067) on the official DHET register. If it is not there, stop.
- Check the exact programme. Registration of the college is not enough - confirm the specific programme is accredited and on the NQF with SAQA.
- Never pay into a personal account. A real college uses a business bank account in the college name. Payment into a personal account is a scam.
- Be wary of pressure and guarantees. Guaranteed jobs, pay today or lose your place, and qualifications that sound far too quick are warning signs. Verify before paying.
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The Institute of Health Risk Managers questions
The Institute of Health Risk Managers appears on the DHET National Register of Private Colleges with registration number 2010/FE07/067. The register is updated from time to time and a college's status can change, so always confirm its current standing on the official DHET register before you pay.
The Institute of Health Risk Managers is registered to offer 1 accredited programme: ET Certificate: Medical Claims ssessment (Level 4) ET Certificate: Long-Term Risk ssessing (Level 4). A registered college can still advertise unaccredited courses, so confirm the exact programme is accredited and on the NQF before paying.
No. NSFAS funds public universities and public TVET colleges, not private colleges. At The Institute of Health Risk Managers you pay your own fees or look for a private bursary, a student loan, or a payment plan.
Confirm The Institute of Health Risk Managers (DHET 2010/FE07/067) and your exact programme on the official DHET register and with SAQA. Never pay registration or tuition into a personal bank account - a legitimate college uses a business account in the college name.
AskSmarty is an independent national guide - not the DHET, the CHE, SAQA, or The Institute of Health Risk Managers, and not affiliated with any of them. Registration and accreditation can change; always verify The Institute of Health Risk Managers and its specific programme on the official DHET, CHE and SAQA channels before you pay. We never take payment and we never check or process applications for you.