Opportunities

Used by CETA to evaluate the performance and compliance of accredited skills development providers during audits or reviews.

Who it is for:

skills development providers under review

How to act on it:

Complete and submit the form as part of an evaluation process initiated by CETA.

A document required to confirm a learner’s fitness to participate in training, particularly in physically demanding construction roles.

Who it is for:

learners

How to act on it:

Obtain a medical certificate from a registered healthcare provider and submit it with applications.

This form enables individuals to register as moderators responsible for ensuring assessment standards are upheld during assessments in construction qualifications.

Who it is for:

individuals seeking to become moderators

How to act on it:

Download the form from the CETA website and submit it with supporting documents.

A form used by employers to formally notify CETA of a prospective learner’s employment and training plans.

Who it is for:

employers

How to act on it:

Download and submit the form to CETA after hiring a learner.

The public and stakeholders can access a range of strategic documents including annual reports, performance plans, sector skills plans, and AGM packs.

Who it is for:

members of the public, researchers, educators, industry professionals, and CETA stakeholders

How to act on it:

Visit the CETA website and navigate to the Strategic Documents section to download available files.

Individuals or organisations may apply to be nominated for a vacant position on the Materials Manufacturing Chamber Committee. This opportunity is aimed at ensuring full representation and effective governance within the committee.

Who it is for:

representatives from the materials manufacturing sector, organisations involved in construction skills development

How to act on it:

Download and complete the Special Call for Nominations Form and Compliance Check List, then submit via the provided links