PUBLIC COMMENT ON OCCUPATIONAL PROFILES

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CATHSSETA has made an application to realign existing legacy qualifications registered on the NQF to new occupational qualifications through the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO). The overall project goal is to ensure that these qualifications do not expire without having new occupational qualifications. On the 4th and 5th of July 2019, CATHSSETA held a scoping and profiling meeting during which the Qualification Development Facilitator covered a number of areas (i.e. OFO codes & curriculum parameters) before the actual occupational profile was developed.
 
We now require your input into the Occupational Profiles.
 
The QCTO definition of an Occupational Profile:
 
The occupational profile includes a statement of the purpose and tasks to be performed by an individual. Each occupational task is defined as a combination of the product or service to be delivered, the occupational responsibility towards that product or service and the occupational context within which that product or service is provided. An occupational task is therefore not a mechanical or rote completion of actions and is frequently internationally benchmarked.

 

Kindly populate your comments on the Comments Form . Please do not forget to indicate the name of the Occupation on the form. We also require your contact details so that we can be in a position to contact you should we need further clarity.
 
The closing date for submission of comments is Friday, 23 August 2019.
 
For more information, please email Judith Masekela.

Request For Expression Of Interest

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The Culture, Arts, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport Sector Education and Training Authority (CATHSSETA) is a statutory body established in terms of the Skills Development Act (1998), as amended, to advance skills levels in accordance with the National Skills Development Strategy (NSDS) III. The CATHSSETA has initiated a partnership programme with the Chinese Culture Centre, a leading Chinese institution in South Africa together with the National Department of Tourism to provide TVET students with work experience through a 12 months Work Integrated Learning programme.

The main objective is to to establish a skills pipeline that will feed the hospitality industry with highly competent skills acquired from the Chinese industries.

CATHSSETA hereby invites TVET Colleges who are implementing Nated courses in Hospitality to express their interest in the 12 months Work Integrated Learning Programme

Target Beneficiaries:

  • N6 graduates in Hospitality

Interested TVET Colleges should complete the attached form and email it to veronicaj@cathsseta.org.za or submit at CATHSSETA head office.

For Hand Deliveries:  CATHSSETA Head Office

1 Newtown Avenue

Killarney, Johannesburg

2193

 

Enquiries must be directed to Ms Veronica Jiyane or CATHSSETA Regional offices.

Last date of submission:  Thursday, 25 October 2018, 4 pm

 

Please click here for Expression of Interest Form

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