Payments

Purchase the exam by credit card

The exam(s) can be purchased by adding them to the shopping basket at the Virtual Exam Centre and proceeding to checkout to pay by credit card through the secure credit card facility.

Access to the learning material will be automatic after the payment has been made.

Purchase the exam by cash, cheque or electronic transfer

SAIFM staff cannot accept cash payments. Any cash payment should therefore be deposited into the SAIFM bank account by the candidate.
The following procedure applies when paying by cash, cheque or electronic transfer (EFT):

• Proof of the payment (stamped bank deposit slip or EFT confirmation) must be sent to SAIFM via email to either Hayley Pfeifer or Susan Jansen van Rensburg.
• The candidate’s name, ID number and title(s) of the exam(s) to be purchased must be clearly noted on the email.
• Confirmation that SAIFM has received proof of payment should be made telephonically (011 802 4768) once emailed.
• Loading an exam is not automatic as is the case with credit card transactions and can take up to 1 business day for SAIFM staff to process.

It is very important to note that if the above procedure is not followed correctly, the exam(s) may not be loaded. Candidates should NOT instruct the bank to automatically email the payment if paying via EFT. It is advisable to forward the proof of payment to SAIFM once you have received it from the bank with the required details, thus ensuring it has been correctly done.

Payments made by employers

Should an invoice be required before a payment can be made, an email request can be sent to Hayley Pfeifer or Susan Jansen van Rensburg. The following information must be supplied when requesting an invoice:

• Name of company
• Address of company
• VAT number of company
• Name(s) of candidate(s) (Note all candidates must have their information registered on the Virtual Exam Centre before an invoice will be issued)
• Exams(s) required for the candidate(s)

Once payment has been made, the procedure as outlined above should be followed.

Cheques referred to drawer

Cheques that are referred to drawer by the bank will be subject to such fee that the bank may charge.