General Information & Overview Herman Letoka ETQA Manager FIETA

General Information 39 Qualifications are registered with SAQA. 264 Assessors and 30 moderators registered. Four fully signed MoUs. 104 Accredited providers 24 “new application” for accreditation.

Number of Provider Per Province ProvinceNo of Providers Gauteng34 KZN26 Western Cape17 Mpumalanga11 Limpopo4 Eastern Cape4 Free state3 Northern cape2 North West1

Number of Providers per Chamber ChamberNo of Providers Furniture43 Wood Products28 Forestry19 Pulp & Paper12

General Information Continue.. Site visit to be conducted Provider Quarterly reports SAQA Performance Audits Programme Evaluators/Subject Matter Expects Trades qualifications vs Learnership qualifications

Providers Accountable to the constituent ETQA Manage, develop and deliver learning programmes QMS, Ensure quality of provisioning and assessment of registered standards Responsible for recording, researching and reporting the outcomes and impact of learning programmes

Minimum requirements for FIETA accreditation Registered in terms of applicable legislation Has a quality management system Able to develop, deliver and evaluate learning programs Well-resourced (finances, human, infrastructure) Not accredited by another ETQA

ACCREDITATION PROCESS Step 1 Obtain necessary documents from FIETA ETQA Department Accreditation Application Form Accreditation Criteria document Accreditation Guideline Document Assessor Registration Criteria Document Assessor Registration form Self Assessment Form

Step 2 Complete Self Assessment and Application form and submit to FIETA ETQA Step 3 FIETA ETQA review of Application forms and Self Assessment Step 4 Site Visit

Step 5 Accreditation, Full or Provisional Provisional Accreditation In certain instances it may prove to be impossible for a Provider to meet all the Conforming Requirements, which are specified in this document.

Step 5 continue… Under such circumstances, and at the sole discretion of FIETA ETQA, Providers may be Provisionally Accredited for an agreed period, which may be extended provided that the interests of both the learner and the industry concerned are protected during the implementation of a mutually agreed action plan for full Accreditation.

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