The March issue of WholeSay is now available. This month we celebrate the establishment of SETAs. The focus on this milestone reflects on some of the W&RSETA’s key achievements during this period.
We also share highlights from the recent graduations and W&RSETA’s stakeholder engagements
W&RSETA stakeholders are invited to apply for the 2022/23 Discretionary Grant Funding Windows to implement learnership, skills programme, graduate placement, WIL , artisan and RPL programmes.
Applications close on 8 April 2022, midnight.
The W&RSETA Wholesale and Retail Leadership Chair at Cape Peninsula University of Technology invites nominations for members to serve on the Governance Board and the Management Operating Committee of the Leadership Chair.
Nominations must be submitted by 31 March 2022.
W&RSETA companies are invited to submit additional nominations for the 2021/22 RMDP. Companies that submitted nominations during the initial advert are also allowed to make submissions, particularly those with duplicate nominations. The minimum requirement for applications is an NQF level 5 qualification.
Applications must be submitted to the W&RSETA by 25 March 2022.
The W&RSETA invites experienced service providers to apply for the Non-PIVOTAL Discretionary Grant Funding Window to conduct a comprehensive economic review and evaluation study on the Wholesale and Retail sector.
Applications must be submitted by 19 April 2022 at 16h00. No late submissions will be considered.
Nominating companies for the 2021/22 RMDP are informed about the appointment of Regenesys Business School for the delivery of the programme. Details on the selection process and relevant contacts are include in the attached update.
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Stakeholders are informed that the Quality Council For Trades and Occupations (QCTO) has approved the development of the Small Retail Business Owner occupational qualification to be implemented in the retail sector.