W&RSETA
Skills development for the wholesale and retail sector.
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the Minister has granted final extension for enrolment and achievement of pre-2009 (legacy) qualifications.
With reference to Category A, the W&RSETA has facilitated the development of 19 occupational qualifications which were registered by SAQA between 2018 and 2024. These qualifications can be accessed on the following link
Stakeholders that require accreditation as skills development providers and/or assessment centres to deliver occupational qualifications are urged to submit applications to the QCTO directly for assistance and support.
58206 National Certificate: Wholesale and Retail Operations 2
58308 National Certificate: Informal Small Business Practice 3
49397 National Certificate: Wholesale and Retail Operations Supervision 4
In the past year, six qualifications and three part-qualifications have been submitted to the QCTO for registration by SAQA.
In terms of Category B, the Minister has granted an extension of 12 months for the following four qualifications:
The W&RSETA further extends the last date of enrolment for skills development providers that were previously accredited for the 4 extended legacy qualifications of 30 June 2027
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This document is a funding opportunity notice issued by the Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority (W&RSETA) for the 2026/27 Non-PIVOTAL Discretionary Grant. It invites applications from qualifying companies and organisations across several categories, including SMEs, informal traders, cooperatives, NGOs, CBOs, and skills development providers. Each category has specific funding amounts, allocation rules, and application requirements. The opportunities are ongoing and available to eligible applicants who meet the specified criteria.
This document is a public invitation from the Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority (W&RSETA) for individuals and companies to apply for appointment as Sector Liaison Officers on an independent contractor basis. The appointments are for a four-year period from 1 September 2026 to 31 March 2030. Applicants must have relevant qualifications and experience in skills development, reliable transport, and residence in the area they intend to serve. Applications must be submitted via email to the appropriate provincial office before the deadline of 31 August 2026.
This is the W&RSETA's 2026/27 Non-Pivotal Discretionary Grant funding call. It invites qualifying applicants to seek support through SME training and business-support categories, ITAMED, and other listed interventions for cooperatives, entrepreneurs, NGOs and CBOs. The supplied text gives funding amounts and mandatory requirements for the SME and ITAMED interventions but does not state an application deadline.
This is a W&RSETA advertisement for the 2026/27 Pivotal Discretionary Grant Funding Window. It invites accredited business schools and universities to apply to deliver a Retail Management Development Programme for 320 NQF Level 6 and 7 delegates. Applicants must submit the prescribed application and supporting implementation and accreditation information, while delegate registration must be completed by 31 January 2027 and orientation by 15 March 2027.
This is an institutional application form for the PIVOTAL DG 2026/27 Retail Management Development Programme funding window. It invites eligible business schools and universities to apply by 10 August 2026 and sets out accreditation, registration, tax, implementation and track-record requirements. Successful institutions must register learners on the W&RSETA LMS by 31 January 2027.
This document is an application advertisement for the W&RSETA’s 2026/27 International Leadership Development Programme. It invites accredited business schools and universities to deliver an NQF level 8 programme for 60 delegates, including hybrid learning, academic support, and local and international immersions. Applicants must use the specified ILDP application form and provide registration and compliance documentation.
