Find DHET-accredited training providers offering learnerships, skills programmes, occupational certificates and artisan development across all 9 provinces — quality-assured by SETAs.

14,987 Programmes
3,395 Providers
25 SETAs
9 Provinces
✓ Sourced from DHET official register ✓ QCTO / SAQA aligned ✓ SETA quality-assured

What is a Skills Development Provider?

A Skills Development Provider (SDP) is an organisation formally accredited by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) and registered with a SETA to deliver occupational training in South Africa. SDPs offer nationally recognised qualifications on the NQF (National Qualifications Framework), ranging from short skills programmes to full occupational qualifications and artisan trade certificates.

SDPs serve job seekers looking to gain formal qualifications, matric graduates who did not gain university admission, employed workers whose employers use SETA levies to fund upskilling, and artisan learners pursuing a trade through apprenticeships.

🎓 Learnerships
Structured programmes combining classroom training with workplace experience. Lead to a full NQF qualification with a monthly stipend.
🔧 Artisan Development
Trade apprenticeships leading to a Trade Certificate via the QCTO. Covers Electrician, Plumber, Welder, Boilermaker and more.
📋 Occupational Certificates
New-generation qualifications on the OQSF, designed around real workplace competencies and recognised by employers.
⚡ Skills Programmes
Shorter unit-standard programmes forming part of a full qualification. Ideal for workers needing a specific skill quickly.
🔍 Before You Enrol
  • Verify accreditation on the DHET website
  • Confirm which SETA quality-assures the programme
  • Ask whether SETA-funded learnerships are available
  • Check the NQF level of the qualification
💡 SETA Funding

Employers who pay SETA levies can claim funding for employee training. Ask your HR department whether you qualify for a fully funded learnership.

What is a SETA?

A Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) is a statutory body established under the Skills Development Act (No. 97 of 1998). South Africa has 21 SETAs, each responsible for a specific economic sector. SETAs collect a Skills Development Levy (1% of payroll) from registered employers and fund learnerships, bursaries, and workplace training. Every accredited Skills Development Provider must be quality-assured by at least one SETA. Click a SETA below to filter providers:

Showing 1,201–1,224 of 14,987 accredited programmes
Limpopo OLD TRADES

Better Best Skills Development

Electrician

📍 Mokopane
Accreditation No.09-QCTO/SDP020622151416
Limpopo OLD TRADES

Better Best Skills Development

Automotive Motor Mechanic

📍 Mokopane
Accreditation No.09-QCTO/SDP110722120326
KwaZulu-Natal TETA

Bev Short Training Consultants

Occupational Certificate: Truck Driver

📍 Durban
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/SDP050623111240
KwaZulu-Natal TETA

Bev Short Training Consultants

Occupational Certificate: Road Transport Manager

📍 Durban
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/SDP070823195038
KwaZulu-Natal TETA

Bev Short Training Consultants

Occupational Certificate: Transport Clerk

📍 Durban
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/SDP070823195038
KwaZulu-Natal TETA

Bev Short Training Consultants (Pty) Ltd

Occupational Certificate: Freight Handler

📍 Durban
Accreditation No.QCTOSDP00180801- 1161
Western Cape MICT SETA

Beyond HR Consulting (Pty) Ltd

Occupational Certificate: Data Science Practitioner

📍 Pinelands
Accreditation No.01-QCTO/SDP300424101049
KwaZulu-Natal OLD TRADES

Bidvest Automotive Artisan Academy

Automotive Motor Mechanic

📍 Pinetown
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/SDP171022100318
KwaZulu-Natal OLD TRADES

Bidvest Automotive Artisan Academy

Automotive Motor Mechanic

📍 Pinetown
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/Skills Development Provider (SDP)171022100318
KwaZulu-Natal OLD TRADES

Bidvest Automotive Artisan Academy

Diesel Mechanic

📍 Pinetown
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/SDP171022100318
Eastern Cape SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Patrol Officer

📍 Port Elizabeth
Accreditation No.02-QCTO/SDP150724223926
KwaZulu-Natal SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Transit Protection Driver

📍 Durban
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/SDP150724224452
Western Cape SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Access Control Officer

📍 Bellville
Accreditation No.01-QCTO/SDP150724223156
KwaZulu-Natal SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Access Control Officer

📍 Durban
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/SDP150724224452
Gauteng SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Patrol Officer

📍 Pretoria
Accreditation No.07-QCTO/SDP150724225041
Gauteng SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Patrol Officer

📍 Pretoria
Accreditation No.07-QCTO/SDP150724225041
Eastern Cape SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Access Control Officer

📍 Port Elizabeth
Accreditation No.02-QCTO/SDP150724223926
Western Cape SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Access Control Officer

📍 Bellville
Accreditation No.01-QCTO/SDP150724223156
Eastern Cape SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Security Officer

📍 Port Elizabeth
Accreditation No.02-QCTO/SDP150724223926
Western Cape SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Transit Protection Driver

📍 Bellville
Accreditation No.01-QCTO/SDP150724223156
KwaZulu-Natal SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Patrol Officer

📍 Durban
Accreditation No.05-QCTO/SDP150724224452
Western Cape SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Security Officer

📍 Bellville
Accreditation No.01-QCTO/SDP150724223156
Gauteng SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Security Officer

📍 Pretoria
Accreditation No.07-QCTO/SDP150724225041
North West SASSETA

Bidvest Protea Coin

Occupational Certificate: Security Officer

📍 Rustenburg
Accreditation No.06-QCTO/SDP150724225619
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📋 Data source: Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) — Official List of Accredited Skills Development Providers. Always verify on the DHET website →

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