The Procedures to Grade a Trade Test Certificate in South Africa
What level is a trade test certificate?
A trade test will be written after the completion of formal training. A learnership is a 3 year qualification, with NQF Level 2, 3, 4. Qualification will be awarded for each level. There is no trade test involved after the completion of Level 4.
What NQF level is an electrical trade test certificate?
Electrical Engineering at NQF level 4 and a minimum of 2 years related experience. An artisan qualification in Electrical Engineering (Trade test certificate or completed contract of apprenticeship) with a minimum of 2 years related experience.
How long does it take to verify trade test certificate?
In South Africa, mostly the QCTO will issue a Trade Certificate within 21 working days after receipt of the candidate’s documents from NAMB. Should all documentation be submitted timeously and correctly, the learner’s certificate should be issued within 3 months of trade testing.
How do you qualify for trade test?
Technical Grade 12 with Maths, Science and related trade theory subject and a minimum of 3 years relevant work experience; or. Grade 9 and a minimum of 4 years relevant work experience or Relevant (directly related to the trade theory subjects) N6 certificate or National Technical Diploma (T,S or N stream.)
What NQF level is a red seal trade certificate?
It serves as a prerequisite for entry into the certificate at NQF Level 5. After completion of this certificate a learner could be assessed cumulatively towards the red seal certification by the Department of Labour.
How do I know if a certificate is original in South Africa?
In South Africa, you can verify your educational qualifications on the National Learners’ Records Database (NLRD) via SAQA VeriSearch at the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA).
Where can I write a trade test in South Africa?
In South Africa, there are many accredited trade test centres. However, Indlela (olifantsfontein) is one of the oldest and most established centres based in Midrand. ATI also offer trade test services at it Roodepoort campus.
How do you check if an electrician is registered in South Africa?
The best way to check this, is to log into the Electrical Conformance Board of SA (ECBSA) website. This body plays a central role in registering these electricians. It allows you to confirm whether the given contractor has all the due licenses.
