January 2021

W&RSETA stakeholders are  informed  that the W&RSETA is providing grant funding for additional stipends for unemployed learners enrolled in learnerships who have been receiving stipends during the COVID-19 national lockdown and whose training period was extended as a result of the lockdown. Only companies that continued to pay stipends during the lockdown when training did not take place, and subsequently extended the learning period with the number of months lost due to the lockdown may apply for the grant. Applications should be made by 29 January 2021.

The W&RSETA Retail Chair at the University of Johannesburg invites suitable candidates to apply for various available positions.

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The wholesale and retail companies are invited to submit expression of interest to provide workplace exposure for the Higher Education and Training (HET) lecturers based on the Occupational Qualification: Retail Store Manager, SAQA 91789. A need has been  identified  to capacitate HET lecturers through exposure  to the practical operations  of the Wholesale and Retail Sector. Stakeholders must note that the training capacitation programme will take 5 days and must be completed between 8 and 19 March 2021.

Stakeholder companies are reminded to apply for the COVID-19 Support Grant for PPE and data for unemployed learners who are currently enrolled on the SETA’s programmes.

The criteria has been reviewed and simplified to encourage companies to apply for the grants.

The W&RSETA invites accredited training providers, training providers with W&RSETA Scope and TVET Colleges to apply for Discretionary Grant Funding Windows for Entrepreneurship Development Programme, NGO/NPO Project and Registered Co-operatives programmes.