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INSETA advises that DHET has granted a 24-month extension allowing the sector to continue enrolling learners on the listed legacy qualifications during the approved extension period.
- Who it is for
- the sector (including learners and training providers enrolling learners) for the listed legacy qualifications
- How to act on it
- Continue enrolling learners on the listed legacy qualifications during the approved extension period.
INSETA will not accept new accreditation applications for the listed legacy qualifications during the extension period, but it will consider requests from existing accredited Skills Development Providers relating to accreditation status, scope extensions, learner enrolments, and other related matters on a case-by-case basis.
- Who it is for
- existing accredited Skills Development Providers
- How to act on it
- Submit requests relating to accreditation status, scope extensions, learner enrolments, and other related matters to INSETA for case-by-case consideration; engage with INSETA regarding specific circumstances.
INSETA will consider extensions for INSETA registered Assesors and Moderators based on SDP requests that are accompanied by an SLA.
- Who it is for
- INSETA registered Assesors and Moderators via Skills Development Provider (SDP) requests
- How to act on it
- Submit an SDP request for assessor/moderator extension to INSETA, ensuring it is accompanied by an SLA.
Because the legacy qualifications are being phased out, stakeholders are encouraged to apply to the QCTO for accreditation for Occupational Qualifications.
- Who it is for
- stakeholders needing accreditation for qualifications as legacy qualifications are phased out
- How to act on it
- Apply to the QCTO for accreditation for Occupational Qualifications.