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Achievement recognition at ABET Level 4 awards ceremony
Top-performing ABET Level 4 learners are recognised at an annual awards ceremony. This includes learners who pass multiple subjects or achieve a full General Education and Training Certificate (GETC).
Tonight I would like to give a warm welcome to our oldest candidate, 62 year old, Mboniswa Cutshwa, who achieved passes in four learning areas, as well as, 56 year old Zola Vena from Masiyile CLC, who is the oldest candidate obtaining a full GETC at one sitting.
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https://www.westerncape.gov.za/article/speech-minister-debbie-schafer-2015-abet-level-4-awards-ceremony
ABET Level 4 qualification
Adults can register and complete the ABET Level 4 qualification through Community Learning Centres (CLCs) across the Western Cape. This qualification allows adults to gain foundational education equivalent to Grade 12, enabling further study or employment opportunities.
The number of ABET Level 4 candidates is also gradually increasing since the inception of the new ABET Level 4 qualification in 2012.
ABET Level 4 examination entries
Adult learners can enter one or more learning areas in the ABET Level 4 examinations, which are held annually. These include subjects such as Mathematical Literacy, English, and Travel and Tourism.
In 2014, The Cape Winelands district had the highest number of candidates for the November 2014 examinations followed by the Metro Central Education district.