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In South Africa, the QCTO (Quality Council for Trades and Occupations) has emerged as the primary body for skills-based accreditations, replacing the traditional role of SETAs (Sector Education and Training Authorities).
The shift in accreditation dynamics has been notable, with several SETAs having closed their accreditation sections. Consequently, the QCTO has become the focal point for accreditation processes.
Nelson AA boasts a wealth of experience and a successful track record in securing QCTO accreditations. The transition from SETA accreditations to QCTO has been remarkably smooth and less cumbersome.
The QCTO’s processes are marked by increased efficiency and relevance to the workplace. The accreditation process is significantly shorter – the timeline from the commencement of the accreditation process to the actual receipt of accreditation, now taking only 3-4 months.
We commend the QCTO for their commitment to progress and their continuous efforts to enhance their systems.
For those seeking guidance and consultation on this transition, please do not hesitate to contact us for a free consultation.
Once the accreditation process has been successfully completed, submitted, and approved by the QCTO, a QCTO evaluator will conduct an on-site visit.
The primary objectives of this on-site visit are as follows:
The site visit serves as a pivotal component in finalising the entire accreditation application process. Nelson AA takes pride in its meticulous preparation of clients, resulting in a remarkable 100% success rate with preparing its clients for their SETA/QCTO/Umalusi/CHE site visits.
We not only offer assistance in preparing our clients for site visits as part of the accreditation process, but are also willing to provide support with your site visit preparation, if you are pursuing accreditation process on your own.
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