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The Transport Education and Training Authority (TETA) is tasked with the responsibility of education, training and skills development in the Transport Sector. Taking cognisance of the pivotal role transport plays in the economic and social development of the country as a whole and the changes that are happening globally, TETA has consciously set itself up to be at the forefront of innovation in training and human capital development.
To this end, the vision that TETA has adopted for the coming years is to be at the heart of skills innovation in the Transport Sector in all its learning programme interventions and in the way business is done with the sub-sectors and transport industry as a whole. That in itself calls upon the Transport SETA to be globally focussed, looking at cutting edge technologies in the human resource development field in general.
Sub-Sectors
Sub-Sectors
Aerospace
Forwarding & Clearing
Freight Handling
Maritime
Rail
Road Freight
Road Passenger
Taxi
The Transport Sector is vast in its scope and comprises diverse subsectors. TETA has, in the main, subdivided their Business Units according to the generally accepted Transport subsectors.
TETA Business Units service the following subsectors: Aerospace, Freight Handling, Forwarding and Clearing, Maritime, Road Freight, Road Passenger, Rail and Taxi. Detailed scope of the subsectors will be discussed under individual Business Units.
Through direct intervention and coordination, each Business Unit focuses on the needs of the constituent subsector with regards to levy disbursement for mandatory and discretionary grants, skills development interventions, stakeholder management, programme monitoring and all other attendant activities.
Being at the forefront of the Transport Sector skills needs, TETA plays a pivotal role in qualification development, research and quality assurance.
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TETA is one of the SETAs that are a development quality partner (DQP) as well as the quality assurance partner (QAP) of the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO).
The ETQA unit is responsible for ensuring that quality training is provided in line with the South African Quality Assurance (SAQA) and QCTO criteria. The unit guarantees the quality of skills delivery, evaluation and monitoring of training activities within the Transport Sector through internal expertise, to promote and maintain excellent service to all stakeholders through effective and efficient Quality Assurance systems.
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The SD Unit is responsible for the development, endorsement and implementation of the Transport Sector Skills Plan (SSP) through a sectorial growth strategy, profile and aggregate company Workplace Skills Plans (WSP).
It also ensures the development and implementation of Learnerships, skills programmes, qualifications and other transport related training interventions throughout the industry.
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011 577 7000 / 011 577 7040
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031 301 9614
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Assessor Details
Assessor name
Amanda
Assessor registration no.
TETA-ASSR09-2401
Start date
11/4/2014
End date
11/4/2017
Registration Status
Registered
Aplication type
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Cell number
E-mail address
develop@pscollege.co.za
Province
Gauteng
No Qualifications available
Unit Standard Code
Unit Standard
Learning Type
NQF Level
Credit
335835
Adhere to profetional conduct and business ethnics
Elective
4
4
377896
Administer contracts for goods, works and services in the public sector
Elective
5
5
336702
Analyse and apply management practices within the supply chain
Core
5
10
336740
Analyse logistics systems and implement appropriate strategic plans
Elective
6
8
119345
Apply principles, regulations and legislation underlying supply chain management in the public sector
Elective
5
15
335800
Apply professional values and ethics in the operational environment
Fundamental
5
4
242914
Apply the principles and theories of public sector project management
Elective
6
12
336720
Conduct demand forecasting and develop supply and capacity plans to meet demand
Elective
6
8
260077
Conduct initial assessment for strategic sourcing
Elective
6
4
246750
Control and order stock
Elective
4
4
336739
Demonstrate an understanding of the key concepts and elements of strategic supply chain management
Elective
6
13
336711
Demonstrate an understanding of the key elements in developing strategies to optimise operational supply
Core
6
8
336707
Demonstrate an understanding of the key issues important for compliance with corporate governance principles and social responsibility
Elective
5
6
336713
Demonstrate an understanding of the supply chain environment
Fundamental
5
10
242857
Demonstrate and apply knowledge of the ethical standards in the Public Sector
Elective
4
4
337061
Demonstrate knowledge and insight into a bid committee system applicable to an Organ of State in South Africa
Elective
5
15
13945
Describe and apply the management of stock and fixed assets in a business unit
Elective
4
2
336703
Design a distribution network
Elective
6
5
260097
Develop a sourcing strategy
Elective
6
8
336742
Develop and implement optimal inventory strategies
Elective
6
8
336710
Develop and implement supply chain performance management systems
Core
5
10
336706
Establish a competitive supply chain infrastructure
Core
6
10
336709
Evaluate the influences of key components in a supply chain
Fundamental
5
8
260137
Execute a strategic sourcing strategy
Elective
6
6
336708
Facilitate processes to ensure the integration of supply chain information
Core
5
8
1
2
Provider Name
Assessment and RPL College
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