FP&M SETA Competitors

HWSETA is more than a skills development authority. We are a national entity dedicated to service, and we consider our work a part of the public trust. When we talk about skills development, it’s about changing people’s lives, enhancing their employability and aligning their skills to our economy. We have served the nation for 19 years, and in that time, we have continually changed and grown to provide the skills that our country needs to meet new challenges in the health and social development sectors, as well as the veterinary sector. We seek people with the same strong ethic of service, energy, and dedication to serving our country. Main Functions of the HWSETA - Development of the Sector Skills Plan for health, social development and veterinary sectors - Skills development planning, programmes and initiatives - Allocation of grants to companies - Monitoring of education and training in the sector Identification of workplaces for practical work experience - Support and facilitate the implementation of the National Skills Development Strategy - Provision of opportunities for new entrants to the labour market to gain work experience - Improvement of employment prospects for previously disadvantaged persons through education and training - Provision and regulation of employment services - Promotion of the employment of disabled persons

The MICT SETA is a public entity established in terms of the Skills Development Act, 1998 (Act No. 97 of 1998). Its main role is to enrich industry skills set to meet the demands of rapidly changing economies, new technologies and to promote inclusive economic growth in South Africa within the Advertising, Film and Electronic Media, Electronics, Information Technology, and Telecommunications sub-sectors.