What is SETA Accreditation?
To offer nationally recognised training, any Training Provider needs to be accredited by a relevant Education Training Quality Assurance Body (ETQA). This ‘stamp of approval’ indicates that the provider gives transferable, outcomes-based and relevant training and assessment. By using the services of an ETQA accredited training provider, you can be assured that learners are indeed gaining valuable knowledge during a training intervention which they can competently apply in the workplace.
Benefits of accreditation
- Credibility – accreditation indicates that your training organisation offers high-quality training and has excellent management principles and processes in place;
- Affordability for companies that use your training programmes – they can receive levy grants for using your training;
- Transferable knowledge within and outside the industry through programmes aligned to Unit Standards (modules of competency);
- Knowing the competence levels and strengths of your learners before and after your training intervention through effective assessment strategies;
- Formal recognition of training offered to staff – this will assist in employees’ development and career enhancement.