SETA and QCTO Accreditation Seminars

The Most Helpful SETA and QCTO Accreditation Seminars. Sign up for bespoke accreditation seminars in Cape Town, Johannesburg or Durban.

SETA CHE QCTO Accreditation Support

Sessions include market analysis tactics and practical solutions to accreditation challenges.

rpl and other policies for accreditation consultation

SIX PAIN POINT SEMINARS

Two-hour Seminars for Accreditation Pain Points

Ideal for troubleshooting areas you’re uncomfortable with or that have not yet been approved by a quality council. Delegates receive a digital guide for each topic attended. Guides contain advice and tools to support your accreditation.

Programme Delivery & Market Expectations Designing, delivering and evaluating learning programmes for specific markets

HR Policies How to present staff selection, appraisal and development

Learner Policies Setting up learner selection, support and development systems for quality assurance

Business Strategy, Policy Statement & Quality Council nuances Structuring evidence for organisation’s aims, objectives and purposes

Review Mechanisms Evidence required for monitoring and evaluation systems

Assessment & RPL Policies Constructing assessment management, methodology and policy

Management System, Policies and Biz development Presenting financial, administrative, physical structures and resources of the organisation, and procedures of accountability

Solve Your Accreditation Puzzle

3-HOUR BOOTCAMP SEMINARS

3 Seminars for Managing Strategy and Accredited Business Models

Building Blocks for Accreditation – a holistic overview of quality councils (CHE, QCTO and by default, SETAs) accreditation criteria. A brilliant session for those who need to understand the training sector, legislation, markets and accreditation in its entirety.
The QCTO and market trends – everything you need to know about accreditation, AQPs and market relevance for QCTO compliance
Quality Management System design – each component of E&T quality management is unpacked against the accreditation criteria