A useful list of all the amazing SETA websites.
SETA Websites for Sector Education and Training Authorities
SETAs design, develop and implement sector skills plans, promote learnerships and distribute funds in their sectors. SETA websites contain tons of useful information about edcation, training and funding opportunities. By visiting their websites you can see what their priorities are and if they have any new opportunities to interest you.
List of all SETA Websites
I hope you find the information you’re searching for! Also remember to check the DHET website for information:
Agricultural Sector Education Training Authority SETA Website: http://www.agriseta.co.za
Bank SETA Website: http://www.bankseta.org.za
Construction Education and Training Authority SETA Website: http://www.ceta.org.za
Chemical Industries SETA Website: http://www.chieta.org.za
Culture Arts, Tourism, Hospitality and Sports SETA Website: http://www.cathsseta.org.za
Energy and WaterSETA Website: http://www.eseta.org.za
Education Training and Development Practices SETA Website: http://www.etdpseta.org.za
Financial and Accounting Services SETA Website: http://www.fasset.org.za
Fibre, Processing & Manufacturing SETA Website: http://www.fpmseta.org.za
Food and Beverage Manufacturing Industry SETA Website: http://www.foodbev.co.za
Health and Welfare SETA Website: http://www.hwseta.org.za
Insurance SETA Website: http://www.inseta.org.za
Local Government SETA Website: http://www.lgseta.org.za
Media, Advertising, Information and Communication Technologies SETA Website: http://www.mict.org.za
Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services SETA Website: http://www.merseta.org.za
Mining Qualifications Authority SETA Website: http://www.mqa.org.za
Public Service SETA Website: http://www.pseta.org.za
Safety and Security SETA Website: http://www.sasseta.org.za
Services SETA Website: http://www.serviceseta.org.za
Transport SETA Website: http://www.teta.org.z
Wholesale and Retail SETA Website: http://www.wrseta.org.za
Click for a complete list of SETA contact information including emails and physical addresses.
SETA Websites are Useful for Employers and Career Climbers
SETAs fall under the QCTO, the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations. Together they drive the development and implementation of the new Occupational certificates. To view the latest list of occupational qualifications, click the links below:
- all NQFL 1 and 2 qualifications
- all NQF L3 qualifications
- list of NQF Level 4 qualifications
- NQF Level 5 qualifications
- NQF Level 6 qualifications
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Hi I’m currently looking for in service training under human resource management.I have N4 N5 and N6
My daughter are under a program
For hair ext. She’s unemployed but are told that she must get her own clients ,clients must pay for products used ,if they dont pay monies will be deducted from learners stipend ,she live out of town take bus and taxi to college it amounts to R60 a day ,yet stipend are not yet paid to learners ,is this procedure correct from the said if the owner who facilitate this program
Go back to school Zimasa! You’ll appreciate having the guts to do it again when you’re older and have your own kids.
You’re young, a year invested in your future is a small price to pay. Your other option is to apply for supplementary exams. This means you have an opportunity to learn harder and get your marks up.
If you don’t have money for school fees that’s not your problem, you’re a kid! Go to school anyway, join a class and refuse to leave. Don’t get aggressive or rude, calmly say you are there to learn, it’s your right. Ask friends to record incidents on their phones and post them. If they kick you out go to your nearest court and tell them you want to lodge a complaint for the Constitution Court as you are being denied your right to education.
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Leo
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Please notify me with any learnerships, I am unemployed with matric
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