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Introduction to Healthcare & Healthcare Benefits Administration

Learn how medical schemes, healthcare benefits and claims administration work in Botswana, and the knowledge needed to work in healthcare funding and benefits administration.

At a glance

Duration
12 weeks
Study modes
Distance / Online · In-Class
From
P750/month
Next intake
October 2026 Intake
Registration closes
9 October 2026
Assessment
30% coursework · 70% exam
Materials
Included
What you'll be able to do

Outcomes that matter at work.

For those working in medical schemes and healthcare administration.

  • ✓Explain how medical schemes and healthcare benefits operate
  • ✓Process and assess healthcare claims accurately
  • ✓Apply the relevant regulation and scheme rules
  • ✓Support members through benefits and claims queries
Course content

Your 12-week journey.

01
Weeks 1–2
Introduction to healthcare funding & medical schemes
02
Weeks 3–4
Regulation and scheme governance
03
Weeks 5–6
Benefit structures and design
04
Weeks 7–8
Claims assessment and administration
05
Weeks 9–10
Member services and managed care
06
Weeks 11–12
Consolidation and final examination preparation
Fees

Transparent pricing, materials included.

Distance / Online

Study from anywhere in Botswana with weekly online support.

P2,250total

or 3 × P750

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In-class

Attend structured classroom sessions with a lecturer.

P4,800total

or 3 × P1,600

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Entry requirements
  • •A certified BGCSE certificate or equivalent, showing passes in English and Mathematics
  • •A completed Diploma or Degree may be submitted for consideration of an exemption from that requirement
  • •No prior healthcare experience required
Where it can take you
  • Healthcare benefits administrator
  • Medical claims assessor
  • Scheme member services consultant
  • Managed care support
Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

Is this for clinical roles?

No. This programme is about healthcare funding, benefits and claims administration, not clinical care.

How is the programme assessed?

Through weekly assignments (30%) and a final examination (70%).