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FSB Launches free online education programme for Retirement Fund Trustees

18 August 2011 FSB

The Financial Services Board has launched a free online education programme, known as the Trustee Toolkit (TTk), which is in response to the identified need for education and development of retirement fund trustees, The toolkit provides trustees with information, practical guidelines, case studies and access to online support and allows them to navigate at their own pace through the learning materials. On successful completion of the programme, trustees will be in a position to perform their duties more efficiently and effectively.

The Trustee Toolkit programme consists of 3 modules, which are based on the principles of good governance and sound decision making. Each module composes of tutorials, case studies, reference materials, assignment(s) and a formative assessment. On successful completion of each the modules and the summative assessment, the trustee will receive a Certificate of Completion. The custodians of the toolkit is the Consumer Education Department of the FSB and there is no cost to participants.

Anyone interested in participating can register and use the toolkit programme. For more information on the trustee toolkit programme email: trusteetoolkit@fsb.co.za or visit www.trusteetoolkit.co.za.

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