Practitioner Platform Info

What is it?

The ETQA Assist Practitioner Platform has been designed to link training providers that are seeking accreditation or require qualified and experienced subject matter experts for the delivery of trainings to Qualified and Experienced Facilitators, Assessors and Moderators.

How Does It Work For Practitioners?

If you are qualified in any trade / qualification recognized by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) and you would like to render training related services to Training companies across the country, then you can register on our platform for a low fee and you can then be seen by thousands of training providers who can then request your services. The benefits of this service is that we protect you from time-wasters, by facilitating the process of signing an MOU with training providers. We have a set flat rate of R550.00 Which we charge training providers that would like to use your credentials for accreditation applications / tendering etc. R50 is the service fee we charge, meaning that you receive R500 every time we link you to a new training provider.

To be registered, you firstly need to send us your recently updated CV as well as Documents certified within the last 6 months, whereafter we will verify the documents and then upload you onto the platform. Your personal details will not be made public.

How Does It Work For Training Providers?

ETQA Assist has yet again made accreditation simpler by availing a database of verified subject matter experts that are qualified and experienced in their respective industries. From facilitation, assessment and straight to moderation, our pool of experts is here and available to assist you to reach your accreditation goals. We charge you R550 per practitioner once you've notified us of your requirements. What we need from the company seeking to be linked to a practitioner is the CIPC document and ID Copy/s of all directors of that company.

What Are The Benefits?

ETQA Assist makes the process and safe and efficient by ensuring that both parties (The practitioner and the Training Provider) receive what is due to them once they have fulfilled their obligations.