How do I get MICT SETA accreditation?

How do I get MICT SETA accreditation?

Accreditation Process Flow

1. Provider submits Letter of Intent for Accreditation to QCTO.
2. Provider obtains referral letter from QCTO and forward it to MICT SETA.
3. Provider submits PoE to MICT SETA as per requirements.
4. MICT SETA evaluates PoE (if compliant)

How do you check if an institution is accredited in South Africa?

Checking course accreditation in South Africa To confirm the status of the qualification, visit the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) website at www.saqa.org.za. They will be able to confirm whether the course is recognised on the NQF.

How do I become an accredited training provider in South Africa?

What you should do

1. Send a letter of your intention to be accredited as a provider of education and training to the relevant ETQA.
2. Submit a self-evaluation and application form to ETQA.
3. If you are not granted accreditation and you feel the process was unfair, you have a right to appeal.

What is MICT SETA accredited?

The MICT SETA is accredited by SAQA as an Education and Training Quality Assurance (ETQA) Authority. One of the major roles of the MICT SETA ETQA is to ensure that assessments are in line with the principles of National Qualification Framework (NQF), through moderation processes.

Is Damelin registered with SAQA?

Damelin Short Learning Programmes are quality assured and certified by the Damelin Academic Board; they are not registered on the NQF, do not carry any credits and they do they lead to a formal qualification.

How do you check if the institution is registered?

Students are therefore urged to verify the accreditation and registration status of private colleges and private higher education institutions, their programmes and sites, with the Department, the relevant SETAs, and the QCTO. To check or verify if your Institutions is registered: Call the DHET at 0800 87 22 22.

How much does SAQA cost?

The charges for the first qualification that an applicant submits is R1700, and it applies to one application only. For subsequent applications, an individual will be required to pay R850 for every subsequent qualification that they will submit.