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Aadil Patel discusses the National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act and CV misrepresentation

Aadil Patel, Director and National Practice Head of the Employment practice features on eNCA. He discusses the National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act and CV misrepresentation. He offers valuable advice to people with extensive experience and no qualifications.

30 Aug 2019 Video

Aadil Patel, Director and National Practice Head of the Employment practice features on eNCA. He discusses the National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act and CV misrepresentation. He offers valuable advice to people with extensive experience and no qualifications.

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