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Once your portfolio was assessed, the internal as well as the external moderator from the ETDPSETA moderates it. The ETDPSETA must endorse your Statement of Results before Ndzalama can download it from the Indicium system. This process can take 6-8 weeks, depending on the SETA.
With an ongoing changes happening with ETDPSETA there is no foretell on when, providers will have to comply with ETDP SETA until SOR's are endorsed.
A qualification is the evidence that a learner has achieved a certain level of competence. It may take the form of a certificate, a diploma, or a degree.
A Unit Standard is the smallest unit that can be credited to a learner. Unit Standards can stand-alone but are generally part of a Qualification. A cluster of Unit Standards, including fundamental learning, core learning and elective learning, form a full Qualification. Unit standards are the building blocks of each qualification. Each one consists of a particular “package” of information or skills. A learner or worker will complete programmes to earn a specified number of unit standards to gain a qualification. Unit standards and details about them, are listed on the SAQA website. The best way to understand unit standards is to find and read ones that are relevant to your field of work or study.
Credits are a measure of the notional hours or learning time that it would take the average learner to meet the prescribed outcomes. This includes contact time, structured learning, workplace learning, assessment and self-study. (10 notional hours = 1 credit.)
90 days after a course workshop.
Your portfolio will be assessed and a progress letter issued to you within 10 working days after receival of your portfolio.
Yes, Ndzalama Training is accredited with ETDPSETA since 2002 and our accreditation number is ETDP0204
Ndzalama applies for verification on the 20th of every month. Out of experience the regularity of this process is every second month of the year.
By your qualification aspects, technically there are 21 SETA's as sector of trainings, you need to do a course from ETDP SETA before you qualify to be registered to the SETA you academically qualify to, except for facilitator as there is no registration for facilitator, which you only do facilitation course and by default your facilitator on SETA you belong to.
Yes. Learners attend courses on one stand-alone unit standard or in clusters that eventually lead to a National Qualification.
You will receive a Ndzalama Training certificate as well as an ETDPSETA Statement of Results (SOR) after you’ve submitted a Portfolio of Evidence.