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This is a presentation on information sharing related to Annexure II, which may include updates on sector performance, compliance, or policy developments. It is available for viewing through a direct link on the W RSETA website.
This is a recorded speech by the CEO of W RSETA delivered at the start of the 2026 Annexure II Information Sharing event, outlining key messages and strategic priorities.
This booklet showcases case studies of learners and enterprises that have achieved positive results through W RSETA's training and development programs.
This booklet presents success stories from projects supported by W RSETA, highlighting achievements in skills development and learner outcomes within the wholesale and retail sector.
This document highlights impactful projects and learner achievements across the wholesale and retail sector, funded and facilitated by W RSETA.
This booklet features documented success stories from W RSETA-supported initiatives, illustrating how learners and businesses have benefited from sector training programs.
This final booklet in the series presents updated success stories from W RSETA’s ongoing efforts to improve skills and employment outcomes in the wholesale and retail sector.
This publication shares real-world examples of successful interventions and outcomes from W RSETA-funded projects in the wholesale and retail industry.
The Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority (WRSETA) provides a template for employers to complete and submit their Employer Skills Survey. This form helps assess workforce skills needs and supports training planning across the sector.
Stakeholders can view official guidelines published by the Department of Higher Education and Training to understand how SETAs should operate during the national lockdown.
The public can access the official regulations published by the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs following the national disaster declaration due to the pandemic.
Stakeholders can access the official directive from the Department of Higher Education and Training regarding the continued payment of learner stipends during the national lockdown.
