The W&RSETA invites public TVET colleges to submit expressions of interest for accreditation as assessment centres for one of the following occupational qualifications:
Wholesale and retail companies are invited to participate in a tracer and tracking study aimed at determining the impact of WBL programmes in the sector. The study also seeks to obtain feedback from employers on the implementation of the W&RSETA-funded internships.
The W&RSETA is aware of an advert for a learnership programme that is being circulated under its name with incomplete details. Stakeholders, particularly young people are informed that the W&RSETA does NOT recruit learners for learnerships. Only wholesale and retail companies can recruit learners for programmes which they post on their communication channels.
The W&RSETA is currently recruiting for the following positions:
The Youth Month issue of WholeSay is now available. This issue celebrates the young people of South Africa, particularly in the Wholesale and Retail Sector.
Other leading stories are on the South African Youth Movement certification ceremony and the annual Black Business Council.
Enjoy the read.
Stakeholders are informed that the MIS will be unavailable from 28 June to 2 July 2021 to prepare for the incorporation of the ETQA Module on to the system.
We apologise for the inconvenience that may result due to the unavailability of the system.
Dear Stakeholder,
Please note that the W&RSETA head office in Centurion will be temporarily closed on 23 and 24 June 2021 for decontamination.
We encourage stakeholders to interact with the SETA electronically through email and telephone during the third wave of COVID-19 to minimize risk to our staff and stakeholders.
Thank you for your understanding.
