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The Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority (CHIETA) provides a digital toolkit to help Skills Development Committees understand their roles, responsibilities, and legal obligations under key South African legislation. The toolkit includes guidance on mandatory grant submissions, national qualifications frameworks, and occupational codes.
CHIETA provides a career guidance portal to help individuals explore career paths, find training opportunities, and access information about skills development in the chemical industry.
CHIETA offers Recognition of Prior Learning to individuals with existing skills and experience in the chemical industry, enabling them to gain formal qualifications without repeating training.
CHIETA provides accreditation for training providers operating in the chemical industry. This allows institutions to deliver approved skills programmes and qualify for funding and recognition.
CHIETA provides a career guidance portal to help individuals explore career paths in the chemical industries sector, offering information on apprenticeships, learnerships, and skills programs available through the authority.
Explore rich and rewarding career opportunities in skilled trades and trade specialisation, with guidance on how to build a career through lifelong learning and TVET college training. These pathways are designed to meet the growing demand for mid-level technical skills in dynamic sectors like hi-tech manufacturing and business services.
Research experts who have been invited to vet completed research must complete a specific questionnaire as part of the evaluation process.
Experts are invited to participate in the vetting process of completed research projects. This opportunity is for qualified individuals with expertise in relevant fields within the chemical industries.
The Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority (CHIETA) is inviting suitably qualified persons to serve as independent members on its Audit Committee. The committee requires three members in total, one of whom must have legal expertise. This is an opportunity to contribute to financial oversight and governance within CHIETA.
This programme offers young graduates a chance to gain practical work experience through a partnership between CHIETA and Adcock Ingram, helping them transition from academic learning to professional employment in the chemical and pharmaceutical sectors.
This is a joint initiative by Afreximbank and ECIC aimed at promoting trade and investment between South Africa and other African countries. It offers support to South African businesses looking to expand into African markets through funding, risk mitigation, and market access facilitation.
CHIETA is launching a nationwide programme to engage business leaders and stakeholders to strengthen partnerships between government, civil society, and industry. This initiative aims to position SETAs as key partners in value creation and help close the high-tech skills gap by aligning training with emerging industry needs.
