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Individuals with expertise in the chemical sector can apply to be included in the CHIETA database of Subject Matter Experts. These experts may be called upon on a part-time basis as needed for quality assurance, qualifications design, and development activities.
CHIETA supports selected entrepreneurs through incubation services at Chemin, providing mentorship and resources to help new businesses grow.
Providers can submit their Workplace Skills Plan or Annual Training Report to CHIETA. This opportunity is extended due to a recent gazette notice, allowing more time for compliance with reporting requirements.
A forum hosted by CHIETA where stakeholders from the chemical industries can engage on skills planning, qualifications development, apprenticeships, learnerships, and other workforce development initiatives. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in discussions, review agendas, and connect with industry partners.
CHIETA is actively working to integrate entrepreneurs into the mainstream economy by supporting them in achieving their goals through skills development, training, and access to grants and qualifications within the chemical industries.
A downloadable template file provided by CHIETA for organisations applying for mandatory grants. It supports consistent and compliant submission of grant applications within the chemical industries education and training sector.
Interested parties may attend the CHIETA Annual General Meeting scheduled for October 2024. To confirm attendance, they must email agm@chieta.org.za.
This policy outlines the framework for granting financial support to individuals and organisations within the chemical industries sector. It governs eligibility, application processes, and disbursement criteria for both discretionary and mandatory grants, as well as bursaries aimed at skills development and education.
CHIETA is seeking qualified Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to support its quality assurance activities. These experts will assist in implementing quality assurance functions in specific disciplines where CHIETA currently faces challenges in securing suitable personnel.
You can register as a User or SDF (Single Disbursement Fund) on the new CHIETA Discretionary Grant Management System (DGMS). This registration is required to access the system and eventually apply for discretionary grants when funding windows open.
CHIETA enables individuals to have their existing skills and experience formally recognised through the RPL process, helping them obtain qualifications without repeating training.
This is a template provided by CHIETA for organisations to use when applying for workplace approval. It includes sections for biographical data and training information required for assessment.
