The July issue of WholeSay is now available. This edition covers highlights from the official launch of the W&RSETA’s third Wholesale and Retail Leadership Chair, CEO’s stakeholder engagement programme in Gauteng and Limpopo and the certification handover for our Small Scale Farming Market Access project.
Kindly diarise dates for upcoming important stakeholder sessions and events which are included in the newsletter.
Stakeholder companies, training providers and institutions of training are invited to the Occupational Qualifications Stakeholder Roadshows which aims to engage stakeholders on the implementation of occupational qualifications in the sector. The SETA will interact with stakeholders to advise and guide on the transitional activities and processes as we move from legacy qualifications to occupational qualifications.
The W&RSETA invites registered small and micro companies, informal traders, co-operatives, NPO/NGO/CBOs and entrepreneurs in the Wholesale and Retail Sector to apply for the 2022/23 Discretionary Grant Funding Window for the Small and Micro Enterprise support, Informal Traders and Entrepreneurship Development Programme. W&RSETA-accredited training providers and providers with W&RSETA scope may also apply for this funding window.
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The W&RSETA invites experienced research institutions with suitably qualified personnel to apply for the 2022/23 Non-PIVOTAL Discretionary Grant on research and impact studies.
Applications must be submitted to the W&RSETA Head Office by 21 July 2022 at 16H00. No late submissions will be considered.
The June issue of WholeSay is now available. Highlights in this issue include the Fuel Retailers Association Conference, the CEO’s stakeholder engagement and an update on the International Leadership Development Programme. You can also read about the relaunch of the KwaZulu-Natal Advisory Committee.
We trust you will find the updates informative.