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Enrolment and achievement of this pre-2009 qualification are covered by the 12-month extension, with the last enrolment date for previously accredited skills development providers set as 30 June 2027.
W&RSETA has facilitated the development of occupational qualifications and part-qualifications for the wholesale and retail sector, which can be accessed through a link referred to in the notice.
Enrolment and achievement of this pre-2009 qualification are covered by the 12-month extension, with the last enrolment date for previously accredited skills development providers set as 30 June 2027.
Stakeholders can apply to become accredited skills development providers or assessment centres for delivering occupational qualifications.
Enrolment and achievement of this pre-2009 qualification are covered by the 12-month extension, with the last enrolment date for previously accredited skills development providers set as 30 June 2027.
The notice extends enrolment for previously accredited skills development providers for four pre-2009 qualifications, with the last enrolment date set at 30 June 2027. The qualifications are National Certificate: Wholesale and Retail Operations at NQF Levels 2 and 3, National Certificate: Informal Small Business Practice at NQF Level 3, and National Certificate: Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision at NQF Level 4.
The W&RSETA has developed occupational qualifications registered by SAQA between 2018 and 2024, and says these qualifications can be accessed through a link referred to in the notice.
Queries about the notice can be referred to Lulamile Mnyanda by email.
Stakeholders that need accreditation to deliver occupational qualifications can apply directly to the QCTO for assistance and support.
W&RSETA Quality Assurance Officers at provincial offices are available to provide guidance on the accreditation process.
The funding window lists support for NGOs and CBOs as an intervention with a national target of 100.
ITAMED offers training and business support for informal traders and micro enterprises, including stock and business-related equipment. The total funding per participant is R7500,00, with additional amounts for stock procurement and contracted implementation.
