NEW COURSES 2026 - 2027

AGRISETA

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: PLANT PRODUCTION: LEVEL 1

SAQA I.D. 48972 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT:

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
116158	Apply basic agricultural enterprise selection principles	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116166	Apply basic food safety practices	C/1/1	2024-06-30	1
116160	Apply basic human resource management principles and practices applicable in an agricultural environment	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116172	Apply elementary farm layout and infrastructure	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116156	Collect agricultural data	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116165	Define production and understand the basic activities of production / conversion in the agri-business environment	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116199	Demonstrate a basic understanding of the structure and function of a plant in relation to its environment	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
116157	Demonstrate an understanding of the basic concepts of sustainable farming systems	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
116164	Demonstrate an understanding of the importance of marketing	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116206	Fertilize soil and attend to basic plant nutrition	C/1/5	2024-06-30	3
116163	Handle inputs and stock in agri-business	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116201	Harvest agricultural crops	C/1/5	2024-06-30	2
116159	Identify the need for capital and understand the need for the recording of the income and different costs in an agri-business	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116168	Maintain basic water quality	C/1/1	2024-06-30	1
116203	Manipulate plants	C/1/5	2024-06-30	2
116202	Operate and maintain irrigation systems	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
116200	Plant the crop under supervision	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
116205	Propagate plants	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
116204	Recognize pests. diseases and weeds on crops	C/1/5	2024-06-30	3
116167	Select. use and care for hand tools and basic equipment and infrastructure	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
116169	Understand how sustainable farming systems conserve natural resources	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
7464	Analyze cultural products and processes as representations of shape. space and time	F/1/2	2024-06-30	1
13356	Assess the influence of the environment on sustainable livestock production	F/1/4	2024-06-30	2
7451	Collect. analyze. use and communicate numerical data	F/1/2	2024-06-30	1
7449	Critically analyze how mathematics is used in social, political and economic relations	F/1/2	2024-06-30	1
14084	Demonstrate an understanding of and use the numbering system	F/1/1	2008-06-29	1
7463	Describe and represent objects and the environment in terms of shape, space, time and motion	F/1/2	2024-06-30	1
12462	Engage in a range of speaking and listening interactions for a variety of purposes	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
12471	Explore and use a variety of strategies to learn (revised)	F/1/5	2006-10-09	2
12469	Read and respond to a range of text types	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
7461	Use maps to access and communicate information concerning routes, location and direction	F/1/1	2024-06-30	1
7447	Working with numbers in various contexts	F/1/6	2024-06-30	4
12470	Write for a variety of different purposes	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
116209	Demonstrate an understanding of agri/ecotourism as a system at micro level	E/1/5	2024-06-30	2
116150	Identify and explain permaculture principles	E/1/8	2024-06-30	4
116148	Perform basic routine operations in a defined hydroponic context	E/1/5	2024-06-30	2
116149	Understand organic market requirements	E/1/3	2024-06-30	2

AGRISETA

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: PLANT PRODUCTION: LEVEL 2

SAQA I.D. 48975 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
13356	Assess the influence of the environment on sustainable livestock production	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
116125	Apply crop protection and animal health products effectively and responsibly	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
116127	Apply layout principles for conservation and infrastructure	C/2/5	2024-06-30	2
116126	Apply marketing principles in agriculture	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116128	Apply plant manipulation methods	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
116121	Apply sustainable farming practices to conserve the ecological environment	C/2/5	2024-06-30	2
116122	Control inputs and stock in agribusiness	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116124	Control pests, diseases and weeds on all crops effectively and responsibly	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116115	Define and understand production systems and production management	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116119	Demonstrate an understanding of plant propagation	C/2/3	2024-06-30	2
116113	Explain principles of human resources management and practices in agriculture	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116111	Harvest agricultural crops: Procedures	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
116081	Identify and recognise factors influencing agricultural enterprise selection	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116083	Illustrate and understand the basic layout of financial statements	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116079	Monitor the establishment of a crop	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
116077	Monitor water quality	C/2/3	2024-06-30	2
116066	Operate and maintain specific irrigation systems	C/2/3	2024-06-30	2
116070	Operate and support a food safety and quality management system in the agricultural supply chain	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116053	Understand basic soil fertility and plant nutrition	C/2/5	2024-06-30	2
116057	Understand the structure and functions of a plant	C/2/5	2024-06-30	3
116060	Utilise and perform minor repair and maintenance tasks on implements, equipment and infrastructure	C/2/5	2024-06-30	3
8963	Access and use information from texts	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
9009	Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
7480	Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
8962	Maintain and adapt oral communication	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
12444	Measure, estimate and calculate physical quantities and explore, describe and represent geometrical relationships in 2-dimensions in different life or workplace contexts	F/2/3	2024-06-30	1
116080	Monitor, collect and collate agricultural data	F/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116064	Recognise and identify the basic functions of the ecological environment	F/2/4	2024-06-30	2
8967	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/2/5	2011-02-09	2
7469	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life	F/2/2	2024-06-30	2
9007	Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
8964	Write for a defined context	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
116114	Harvest natural flora	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
116109	Interpret and illustrate permaculture principles	E/2/5	2024-06-30	2
116076	Introduce organic certification and internal control systems	E/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116069	Participate in agri/ecotourism practices at both micro and meso levels to tourists	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
116072	Perform routine operations and identify basic problems in hydroponic systems	E/2/3	2024-06-30	1
116065	Store and control agrochemical products effectively and responsibly	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2

CHIETA

APPRENTICESHIP MODULES GROUPED INTO PHASES FOR ANNUAL TRAINING

ELECTRICIAN

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3725	Electrician Phase 1 Modular Training (CHIETA)	44
3724	Electrician Phase 2 Modular Training (CHIETA)	46
3726	Electrician Phase 3 Modular Training (CHIETA)	14
3727	Electrician Phase 4 Modular Training (CHIETA)	31

FITTER

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3728	Fitter Phase 1 Modular Training (CHIETA)	50
3729	Fitter Phase 2 Modular Training (CHIETA)	43
3730	Fitter Phase 3 Modular Training (CHIETA)	22
3731	Fitter Phase 4 Modular Training (CHIETA)	20

WELDER

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3732	Welder Phase 1 Modular Training (CHIETA)	61
3733	Welder Phase 2 Modular Training (CHIETA)	29
3734	Welder Phase 3 Modular Training (CHIETA)	32
3735	Welder Phase 4 Modular Training (CHIETA)	20

APPRENTICESHIP

APPRENTICE

PRE-TRADE TEST EVALUATION

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0963	Electrician Advising & Pre-Trade Test Assessment	5
0777	Fitter Advising & Pre-Trade Test Assessment	5
0809	Welder Advising & Pre-Trade Test Assessment	5

APPRENTICE

PRE-TRADE TEST TRAINING

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0964	Electrician Pre-Trade Test Training	20
3782	Fitter Pre-Trade Test Training	16
0609	Hydraulics Pre-Trade Test Training	2
0607	Pneumatics Pre-Trade Test Training	2
3977	Welder Pre-Trade Test Training	15

CHIETA

ELECTRICIAN

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3725	ELECTRICIAN PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA).	44
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
3736	Safety SF1, SF3 & SF5	2
0312	Materials ME1 to ME3,	2
3737	Drawings & Sketches DSE1 – DSE6	7
3738	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools WT3, HS2-HS5 (Sharpening tools)	5
3739	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools & Marking Off WT1 – 2, HT1 – HT4, HS1, MO1 – MO2 (Correct use of tools)	10
3198	Wiring WI 1 (including Basic Fault Finding)	15

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3724	ELECTRICIAN PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	46
2614	Arc Welding SF3,AO1 – AO4	5
3740	Gas Welding SF3 & SF5, GW1 – GW4	5
3741	Gas Cutting SF3 & SF5, GC1 – GC3	5
3573	Basic Rigging BG1 – BG3	3
0974	Soft Solder SS1 & SS2	2
3291	DC Machines DC1	2
3721	Electronics EL1- EL3	5
3783	AC Machines AC1 – AC6	15
3784	Drawings & Sketches DSE7 – DSE8	3
3785	Conductors CO1	1

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3726	ELECTRICIAN PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	14
3786	Conductors CO2 – CO3	1
0987	Cables CA1 – CA5	3
3292	Installations IN1- IN2	10

PHASE 4

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3727	ELECTRICIAN PHASE 4 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	31
0975	Electrical Measuring Equipment MJ1	3
3295	Electrical Equipment EE1	10
3293	Electrical testing Instruments ET1	3
3788	Electronics, PLC EL4	10
3787	Fault Finding FA1 & FA2	5

2795

Apprentice Electrician Selected Modules

Optional Training: Attendance certificates supplied

13223

Apply safety, health and environmental protection procedures (SF2)

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

CHIETA

FITTER

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3728	FITTER PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	50
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
3736	Safety SF1 & SF5	2
0312	Materials MA1 – MA3	2
0313	Measuring Equipment MF1 – MF7	5
3789	Drawings & Sketches DS1 – DS6	3
3790	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools HT1, WT5-7, HS1 – HS5 (Sharpening tools)	4
3571	Marking Off MT1 – MT4	5
3572	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools WT1- WT3 & WT4, HT2-4, HS6 (Correct use of tools)	20
3791	Valves VA 1-VA 2	6

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3729	FITTER PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	43
3574	Bearings BE1 – BE13	5
3792	Assemblies AS1 – AS7	5
0317	Keys & Locking Devices KL1 – KL7	10
3573	Basic Rigging BG1 – BG3	3
0319	Arc Welding SF3,AO1 – AO4	10
3740	Gas Welding SF3, GW1– GW4,	5
3741	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC3, HS7	5

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3730	FITTER PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	22
2087	Lubrication LU1 – LU4	2
3578	Couplings CP1, CP2, CP3	5
3822	Drives DR1 – DR10	10
3584	Brakes & Clutches BC1 – BC6	5

PHASE 4

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3731	FITTER PHASE 4 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	20
484	Pneumatics PN 1 – PN12	5
0384	Hydraulics HY1 – HY13	5
0325	Pumps PU1 – PU7	5
0329	Installation of machinery IM1	5

Optional Training: Attendance certificates supplied

13223

Apply safety, health and environmental protection procedures (SF2)

2439

Apprentice Fitter Selected Modules

CHIETA

WELDER

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3732	WELDER PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	61
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
3736	Safety SF1, SF3 & SF5	2
0312	Materials MA1 – MA3	2
0919	Drawings & Sketches DS1 – DS4	3
3992	Marking Off MT1 – MT2	3
3993	Handtools, & Workshop tools HT1-5 & WT1-3	10
3573	Basic Rigging BG1 – BG3	3
3994	Shielded Metal Arc Welding SF3, AW 1 to AW 7	15
3995	Gas Welding SF3, GW1 – GW6, GW 8 & GW9,	10
3996	Gas Cutting & Thermal Applications SF3, GC1 – GC7 & TA1	10

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3733	WELDER PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	29
3997	Marking Off MT3	3
3998	Materials MA4 – MA5	2
0936	TRADE RELATED SKILLS / MACHINES Operate a guillotine TRS1 Operate a power saw TRS2	1
3999	Gas Metal Arc Welding GMA1 to GMA2	2
4015	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTA1	1
4108	Gas Welding GW7 & GW10,	10
4109	Shielded Metal Arc Welding AW8 & AW9	10

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3734	WELDER PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	32
4110	Gas Metal Arc Welding GMA3 to GMA7	8
0932	Gas Metal Arc Welding GMA8 (Pipe)	10
4111	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTA2 to GTA6 and GTA8	9
0935	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTA7 (Aluminium)	5

PHASE 4

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3735	WELDER PHASE 4 MODULAR TRAINING (CHIETA)	20
4112	Gas Metal Arc Welding GMA9 and GMA10 (Aluminium)	10
4113	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTA9 & 10 (Pipe)	10

Optional Training: Attendance certificates supplied

13223

Apply safety, health and environmental protection procedures (SF2)

0266

Apprentice Welder Selected Modules

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

CETA

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: CONSTRUCTION HEALTH AND SAFETY: LEVEL 3

SAQA I.D. 77063 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS		U.S. DETAIL		LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
9964		Apply health and safety to a work area		C/2/3	2024-06-30	2
15034		Work in confined spaces on construction sites		C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
116937		Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based spreadsheet application to create and edit spreadsheets		C/2/4	2024-06-30	4
116945		Use electronic mail to send and receive messages		C/2/2	2024-06-30	2
117923		Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based presentation application to prepare and produce a presentation according to a given brief		C/2/5	2024-06-30	4
117924		Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based word processor to format documents		C/2/5	2024-06-30	4
119078		Use a (GUI)-based word processor to enhance a document through the use of tables and columns		C/3/5	2024-06-30	4
120325		Monitor, report and advise on application of safety and health principals regarding the movement of people and materials in and around a working place		C/3/7	2024-06-30	3
120329		Respond to, implement and manage emergencies according to an emergency action plan in a workplace		C/3/2	2024-06-30	1
120330		Conduct a continuous risk assessment in a workplace		C/3/4	2024-06-30	2
120335		Conduct an investigation into workplace incidents		C/3/5	2024-06-30	2
120337		Demonstrate knowledge pertaining to the preparation, conducting, recording and follow-up actions of a planned task observation in a working place		C/3/2	2024-06-30	1
120341		Conduct a Task Analysis and take appropriate action to address identified risks		C/4/4	2024-06-30	2
120344		Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of relevant current occupational health and safety legislation		C/4/4	2024-06-30	2
120349		Monitor and make recommendations on the application of health and safety principles regarding lifting equipment in the working place		C/4/4	2024-06-30	2
120354		Monitor and make recommendations on the application of health and safety principles regarding 4/pressure vessels and pressure systems in the working place		C/4/4	2024-06-30	2
120359		Monitor, report and make recommendations on the requirements applicable to permit to work systems in a working environment		C/4/4	2024-06-30	2
120362		Monitor, report and make recommendations pertaining to specified requirements in terms of working at heights		C/3/4	2024-06-30	2
120370		Monitor and make recommendations on application of health and safety principles regarding hazardous substances in the working place		C/4/3	2024-06-30	2
254220		Provide primary emergency care / first aid as an advanced first responder		C/3/8	2011-06-02	4
365183		Implement safety procedures for open hole or deep excavations		C/3/4	2024-06-30	2
7456		Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal, business and national issues		F/3/5	2024-06-30	3
9010		Demonstrate an understanding of the use of different number bases and measurement units and an awareness of error in the context of relevant calculations		F/3/2	2024-06-30	1
9012		Investigate life and work related problems using data and probabilities		F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
9013		Describe, apply, analyse and calculate shape and motion in 2- and 3- dimensional space in different contexts		F/3/4	2024-06-30	5
119457		Interpret and use information from texts		F/3/5	2024-06-30	5

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: CONSTRUCTION HEALTH AND SAFETY: LEVEL 3 (Continued)

SAQA I.D. 77063 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
119465	Write/present/sign texts for a range of communicative contexts	F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
119467	Use language and communication in occupational learning programs	F/3/5	2024-06-30	3
119472	Accommodate audience and context needs in oral/signed communication	F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
114218	Demonstrate an understanding and implement environmental initiatives on a construction project	E/4/6	2024-06-30	3
116283	Demonstrate knowledge of and apply regulatory requirements pertaining to crane operation	E/2/5	2024-06-30	3
116931	Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based web-browser to search the Internet	E/2/4	2024-06-30	4
120317	Measure noise levels and take appropriate action	E/3/6	2024-06-30	2
253638	Sling and communicate during crane operations	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
259601	Participate in the implementation and evaluation of a safety and health management programme in the workplace	E/2/2	2024-06-30	1

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: COMMUNITY HOUSE BUILDING: LEVEL 2

SAQA I.D. 24273 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
9964	Apply health and safety to a work area	C/2/3	2024-06-30	2
14882	Apply screeds to a concrete floor	C/2/15	2024-06-30	4
14883	Apply tiles to plastered surfaces	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
14884	Build masonry superstructures using solid and hollow units	C/2/12	2024-06-30	7
14887	Clad roof structures	C2/6	2024-06-30	3
14891	Erect roof trusses	C/2/14	2024-06-30	4
14892	Install glazing	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
14893	Paint internal and external surfaces	C/2/6	2024-06-30	3
9965	Render basic first aid	C/2/3	2010-08-01	2
14894	Set out and prepare construction carpentry work areas	C/2/3	2024-06-30	2
14895	Set out, excavate, cast concrete strip foundations, build foundation walling and cast concrete slabs	C/2/6	2024-06-30	2
9967	Erect, use and dismantle access equipment	C/2/6	2010-03-12	2
14885	Build steel frame walls	E/2/8	2024-06-30	3
14886	Build timber frame walls	E/2/8	2024-06-30	3
14888	Construct on-site sanitation facilities	E/2/2	2024-06-30	1
14890	Erect ceilings and install insulation	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
9984	Manage construction resources	E/2/20	2024-06-30	7
9968	Procure materials, tools and equipment	E/2/6	2024-06-30	3
7469	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life	F/2/2	2024-06-30	2
8963	Access and use information from text	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
8964	Write for a defined text	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
8967	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/2/5	2011-02-09	2
9007	Work with a range of patterns and function and solve problems	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
9009	Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
9960	Communicate verbally and non-verbally in the workplace	F/3/8	2024-06-30	3
7480	Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
14889	Describe the composition, role players and the role of the construction industry in the South African economy	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
14054	Read and interpret construction drawings and specifications	F/2/3	2024-06-30	1
12444	Measure, estimate and calculate physical quantities and explore, describe and represent geometrical relationships in 2-dimensions in different life or workplace contexts	F/2/3	2024-06-30	1
	Summative Assessment Fee per Unit Standard

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING LEVEL 2

SAQA ID 20813 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
14444	Demonstrate an understanding of a general business plan and adapt it to a selected idea	C/1/7	2024-06-30	2
10006	Demonstrate an understanding of entrepreneurship and develop entrepreneurial qualities	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
10009	Demonstrate the ability to start and run a business and adapt to changing business environment	C/1/3	2024-06-30	2
10007	Identify, analyse and select business opportunities	C/1/3	2024-06-30	1
9980	Apply construction contract documentation	C/2/15	2024-06-30	5
9986	Apply quality principles on a construction project	C/2/12	2024-06-30	5
9982	Comply with legal requirements for a construction contract	C/2/8	2024-06-30	3
9978	Describe the construction industry composition, it’s work procurement systems communication	C/2/3	2024-06-30	1
9964	Apply health and safety to a work area	C/2/3	2024-06-30	2
9985	Implement construction site management procedures	C/2/18	2024-06-30	6
9987	Implement site administration procedures on a construction project	C/2/10	2024-06-30	4
9984	Manage construction resources	C/2/20	2024-06-30	8
11553	Set up and manage a construction contracting business	C/2/12	2024-06-30	5
9981	Tender for construction contracts	C/2/20	2024-06-30	8
9976	Apply Basic Business Concepts	C/2/8	2024-06-30	3
8963	Access and use information from texts	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
9009	Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	1
7480	Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
8962	Maintain and adapt oral communication	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
12444	Measure. estimate and calculate physical quantities and explore, describe and represent geometrical relationships in 2-dimensions in different life or workplace contexts	F/2/3	2024-06-30	1
8967	Use language and communications in occupational learning programmes	F/2/5	2011-02-09	2
7469	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life	F/2/2	2024-06-30	2
9007	Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
8964	Write for a defined context	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
9973	Apply basic business concepts	F/3/8	2024-06-30	3
8975	Read analyse and respond to a variety of texts	F/4/5	2007-02-09	2
9988	Apply surveying techniques on a construction contract	E/2/10	2024-06-30	4
9989	Understand and apply business finances	E/2/2	2024-06-30	1
	Summative Assessment Fee per Unit Standard

LEGEND:

US = UNIT STANDARD

C = CORE UNIT STANDARD

F = FUNDAMENTALS UNIT STANDARD

E = ELECTIVE UNIT STANDARD

US DETAILS DESCRIPTION MEANS:

(CORE) (FUNDAMENTALS) (ELECTIVE)/NQF LEVEL/CREDITS

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BUILDING AND CIVIL CONSTRUCTION: CARPENTRY: LEVEL 3

SAQA ID 65409 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURA-TION (in days)
259604	Verify compliance to safety, health and environmental requirements in the workplace	C/02/4	2024-06-30	2
14672	Describe the composition, role players and the role of the construction industry in the South African economy	C/03/4	2024-06-30	2
261661	Develop construction work plans	C/03/8	2024-06-30	4
261664	Erect, use and dismantle access equipment for construction work	C/03/6	2024-06-30	2
261658	Identify, use and maintain tools, machines, equipment and materials for building and civil construction activities	C/03/4	2024-06-30	3
261737	Procure building and civil construction materials, tools and equipment	C/03/8	2024-06-30	4
254220	Provide primary emergency care/first aid as an advanced first responder	C/03/8	2011-06-02	4
14580	Read and interpret construction drawings and specifications	C/03/10	2024-06-30	4
119472	Accommodate audience and context needs in oral/signed communication	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
9010	Demonstrate an understanding of the use of different number bases and measurement units and an awareness of error in the context of relevant calculations	F/03/2	2024-06-30	1
9013	Describe, apply, analyse and calculate shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional space in different contexts	F/03/4	2024-06-30	5
119457	Interpret and use information from texts	F/03/5	2024-06-30	5
9012	Investigate life and work related problems using data and probabilities	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
119467	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/03/5	2024-06-30	3
7456	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal, business and national issues	F/03/5	2024-06-30	3
119465	Write/present/sign texts for a range of communicative contexts	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
14674 x	Clad roof structures	E/03/16	2024-06-30	4
14676 x	Erect roof trusses	E/03/16	2024-06-30	4
14673 x	Install finishing components	E/03/16	2024-06-30	7
14226 *	Fabricate, erect and strip formwork for straight walls, columns and bases	E/03/15	2024-06-30	7
14224 *	Fabricate, erect and strip steel and timber formwork for T-walls, decks and beams and single flight staircases	E/03/12	2024-06-30	7
14679	Manufacture timber roof trusses	E/03/6	2024-06-30	3
9973	Apply basic business concepts	E/03/8	2024-06-30	3
14225	Fabricate, erect and strip steel and timber formwork for curved, sloped and E-walls and curved bases with kicker, incorporating waterbar	E/4/20	2024-06-30	8
	Summative Assessment Fee per Unit Standard

x Denotes Compulsory Elective unit standards for Carpentry qualification.

* Denotes Compulsory Elective unit standards for Concrete Formwork specialisation.

Denotes Compulsory Elective unit standards for Roofer specialisation.

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BUILDING AND CIVIL CONSTRUCTION MASONRY: LEVEL 3

SAQA ID 65409 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
259604	Verify compliance to safety, health and environmental requirements in the workplace	C/02/4	2024-06-30	2
14672	Describe the composition, roleplayers and the role of the construction industry in the South African economy	C/03/4	2024-06-30	2
261661	Develop construction work plans	C/03/8	2024-06-30	4
261664	Erect, use and dismantle access equipment for construction work	C/03/6	2024-06-30	2
261658	Identify, use and maintain tools, machines, equipment and materials for building and civil construction activities	C/03/4	2024-06-30	3
261737	Procure building and civil construction materials, tools and equipment	C/03/8	2024-06-30	4
254220	Provide primary emergency care/first aid as an advanced first responder	C/03/8	2011-06-02	4
14580	Read and interpret construction drawings and specifications	C/03/10	2024-06-30	4
119472	Accommodate audience and context needs in oral/signed communication	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
9010	Demonstrate an understanding of the use of different number bases and measurement units and an awareness of error in the context of relevant calculations	F/03/2	2024-06-30	1
9013	Describe, apply, analyse and calculate shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional space in different contexts	F/03/4	2024-06-30	5
119457	Interpret and use information from texts	F/03/5	2024-06-30	5
9012	Investigate life and work related problems using data and probabilities	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
119467	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/03/5	2024-06-30	3
7456	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal, business and national issues	F/03/5	2024-06-30	3
119465	Write/present/sign texts for a range of communicative contexts	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
261663 x	Build masonry superstructures using concrete hollow units	E/03/10	2024-06-30	5
261659 x	Build masonry superstructures using solid units	E/03/20	2024-06-30	8
14662 x	Set out, excavate, cast concrete strip foundations and build foundation walling	E/03/6	2024-06-30	2
261657 *	Plaster surfaces	E/03/12	2024-06-30	6
9971 *	Apply screeds to a concrete floor	E/03/15	2024-06-30	6
9969 *	Prepare for plastering	E/03/15	2024-06-30	6
261665	Prepare surfaces and apply tiles	E/03/20	2024-06-30	8
9973	Apply basic business concepts	E/03/8	2024-06-30	3
14632	Build decorative masonry elements	E/03/25	2024-06-30	8
13977	Install gunite materials for refractory linings	E/03/10	2024-06-30	5
14650	Pave surfaces using flexible segmental paving	E/03/9	2024-06-30	3
14654	Pave surfaces using rigid segmental clay paving	E/03/9	2024-06-30	3
10002	Plaster walls and screed a floor and steps	E/03/15	2024-06-30	6
14657	Prepare and install imprint concrete pavement	E/03/9	2024-06-30	4
261717	Prepare and lay precast block paving	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
	Summative Assessment Fee per Unit Standard

x Denotes Compulsory Elective unit standards for Masonry specialisation.

* Denotes Compulsory Elective unit standards for Plastering specialisation.

Denotes Compulsory Elective unit standards for Tiling specialisation.

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BUILDING AND CIVIL CONSTRUCTION: PAINTING: LEVEL 3

SAQA ID 65409 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
259604	Verify compliance to safety, health and environmental requirements in the workplace	C/02/4	2024-06-30	2
14672	Describe the composition, role players and the role of the construction industry in the South African economy	C/03/4	2024-06-30	2
261661	Develop construction work plans	C/03/8	2024-06-30	4
261664	Erect, use and dismantle access equipment for construction work	C/03/6	2024-06-30	2
261658	Identify, use and maintain tools, machines, equipment and materials for building and civil construction activities	C/03/4	2024-06-30	3
261737	Procure building and civil construction materials, tools and equipment	C/03/8	2024-06-30	4
254220	Provide primary emergency care/first aid as an advanced first responder	C/03/8	2011-06-02	4
14580	Read and interpret construction drawings and specifications	C/03/10	2024-06-30	4
119472	Accommodate audience and context needs in oral/signed communication	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
9010	Demonstrate an understanding of the use of different number bases and measurement units and an awareness of error in the context of relevant calculations	F/03/2	2024-06-30	1
9013	Describe, apply, analyse and calculate shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional space in different contexts	F/03/4	2024-06-30	5
119457	Interpret and use information from texts	F/03/5	2024-06-30	5
9012	Investigate life and work related problems using data and probabilities	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
119467	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/03/5	2024-06-30	3
7456	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal, business and national issues	F/03/5	2024-06-30	3
119465	Write/present/sign texts for a range of communicative contexts	F/03/5	2024-06-30	4
261666 x	Prime and apply paint to surfaces	E/03/18	2024-06-30	8
261697 x	Prepare surfaces for painting	E/03/20	2024-06-30	10
9973	Apply basic business concepts	E/03/8	2024-06-30	3
14494	Apply wallpaper	E/03/8	2024-06-30	3
	Summative Assessment Fee per Unit Standard

x Denotes Compulsory unit standards.

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: CONSTRUCTION: ROADWORKS LEVEL 2

SAQA ID: 24133 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

NQF ID	Unit standard description	US DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION
13971	Describe and interpret the composition, role players, processes and role of the construction industry	C/1/3	2024-06-30	1
9966	Establish and prepare a work area	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
14560	Handle, transport, store and utilize hazardous materials on a civil construction site	C/2/5	2024-06-30	2
13972	Identify describe and use materials in civil engineering construction	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
14561	Implement roadside safety procedures	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
14336	Maintain records on a construction site	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
14054	Read and interpret construction drawings and specifications	C/2/3	2024-06-30	1
9965	Render basic first aid	C/2/3	2010-08-01	2
12875	Use and maintain small plant and equipment on a construction site	C/2/10	2024-06-30	4
15034	Work in confined spaces on construction sites	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
12462	Engage in a range of speaking and listening interactions for a variety of purposes	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
12473	Identify and respond to selected literary texts	F/1/5	2006-10-09	2
12469	Read and respond to a range of text types	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
12470	Write for a variety of different purposes	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
8963	Access and use information from texts	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
9009	Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
7480	Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
8962	Maintain and adapt oral communication	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
12444	Measure, estimate and calculate physical quantities and explore, describe and represent geometrical relationships in 2-dimensions in different life or workplace contexts	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
8967	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/2/5	2011-02-09	2
7469	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life	F/2/2	2024-06-30	2
9007	Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
8964	Write for a defined context	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
12916	Batch and mix concrete by volume	E/1/5	2024-06-30	2
9964	Apply health and safety to a work area	E/2/3	2024-06-30	2
14554	Apply hot mix asphalt	E/2/5	2024-06-30	2
12900	Erect and maintain guardrails on a road construction site	E/2/5	2024-06-30	2
119715	Maintain and repair un-surfaced road shoulders	E/2/6	2024-06-30	2
14562	Install road markers	E/3/2	2024-06-30	1

Updated Fundamental Unit Standards

119635	Engage in a range of speaking/signing and listening interactions for a variety of purposes	F/1/6	2024-06-30	4
119636	Write/Sign for a variety of different purposes	F/1/6	2024-06-30	4
119640	Read/view and respond to a range of text types	F/1/6	2024-06-30	4
119641	Identify and respond to selected literary texts	F/1/5	2024-06-30	2
119454	Maintain and adapt oral/signed communication	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
119456	Write/present for a defined context	F/2/5	2024-06-30	3
119460	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
119463	Access and use information from texts	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
120496	Provide risk-based primary emergency care/first aid in the workplace	F/2/5	2024-06-30	2
	Summative Assessment Fee per Unit Standard

APPRENTICE MODULES – BRICKLAYER AND PLASTERER

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
2356	Bricklayer and Plasterer	60
2820	Orientation (CBMT)	0.5
2821	Introduction to the Building Industry (IN – A01)	0.5
3065	Safety and Loss Control (IN – A02)	1
3066	Elementary First Aid (IN – A03)	1
3067	Interpret basic building drawings (BM – A01)	1
3068	Determine and transfer levels (BM – A02)	1
3069	Mixes and mixing mortar (BM – A03)	1
3070	Setting out of a building (BM – A04)	1
3071	Erect and dismantle of scaffolding (BM – A05)	1
3072	Lay half plaster brick wall in Stretcher bond between columns or profiles (BM – A01a)	1
3073	Lay one plaster brick wall in Stretcher bond between columns or profiles (BM – B01b)	1
3074	Lay one face brick wall in English bond between columns or profiles (BM – B01c)	1
3075	Lay one face brick wall in English garden wall between columns or profiles (BM – B01d)	1
3076	Build a half brick corner in stretcher bond (BM – B03a)	1
3077	Build a one brick corner in stretcher bond (BM – B03b)	1
2961	Build a one brick double return corner in stretcher bond (BM – B03c)	2
3079	Build foundation brickwork (BM – B05)	2
2962	Build right angle one brick wall with half brick T-junction and stopped ends (BM – B06)	2
2963	Build a one brick wall with door frame, steel window frame and sill (BM – C01)	5
2964	Build a cavity wall with wooden door frame and steel window frame (BM – C02)	5
2965	Build a flat arch (BM – D01)	2
2966	Build a semi-circular arch (BM – D02)	2
2967	Build a segmental arch (BM – D03)	2
3588	Build decorative brickwork – brick-on-edge (roller course), brick-on-end (soldier course) (BM – E02)	5
2970	Build isolated brick piers (BM – E05)	1
2971	Build a corner in block work (BM – F03)	1
2495	Build a block wall with wooden door frame and steel window frame (BM – F04)	2
2973	Plaster a blank wall (PT – A02)	1
2974	Plaster door and window openings (PT – B01)	2
3092	Plaster around projecting wall surfaces (PT – B02)	1
2881	Plaster a curved wall (PT – B03)	1
2882	Plaster a recessed arch (PT – B04)	2
2975	Plaster a circular column (PT – B05)	2
2976	Apply a skim coat around door and window openings (PT – B06)	1
2977	Plaster a square brick column (PT – B08)	1
2978	Plaster a concrete ceiling (PT – C01)	1
2979	Lay a screed to a concrete floor and form a plaster skirting (PT – D02)	1
2980	Lay grano to a concrete floor (PT – D03)	1
2981	Screed concrete steps to a granolithic finish (PT – D04)	1

Apprentice Bricklayer and Plasterer – Selected Modules

APPRENTICE MODULES – PLASTERER AND TILER

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
2359	Plasterer & Tiler	68
4057	Orientation (CBMT)	1
3064	Introduction to the Building Industry (IN – A01)	1
3065	Safety and Loss Control (IN – A02)	1
3066	Elementary First Aid (IN – A03)	1
3067	Interpret basic building drawings (BM – A01)	1
3132	Surface preparation, mixes & mixing of plaster, screed & grano (PT – A01)	1
3090	Plaster a blank wall (PT – A02)	2
2104	Erect and dismantle scaffolding (BM-05)	1
3091	Plaster door and window openings (PT – B01)	4
3092	Plaster around projecting wall surfaces (PT – B02)	1
3093	Plaster a curved wall (PT – B03)	2
3094	Plaster a recessed arch (PT – B04)	3
3095	Plaster a circular column (PT – B05)	3
3096	Apply a skim coat around door and window openings (PT – B06)	2
3097	Plaster a square brick column (PT – B08)	2
3098	Plaster a concrete ceiling (PT – C01)	2
3133	Apply skim coat to a concrete ceiling (PT-C02)	1
3135	Plaster a composite board ceiling (PT-C03)	1
2846	Plaster around a ceiling beam (PT-C04)	2
2804	Plaster a curved ceiling (PT-C05)	2
2847	Run in situ plaster moulding (PT-C06)	3
3138	Prepare and fix gypsum plaster mouldings (PT-C07)	2
2848	Determine and transfer levels (PT – D01)	1
3099	Lay a screed to a concrete floor and form a plaster skirting (PT – D02)	3
2849	Lay grano to a concrete floor (PT – D03)	3
4001	Screed concrete steps to a granolithic finish (PT – D04)	3
2850	Prepare and lay in situ concrete pavement (PT – E01)	2
2851	Tile a plastered wall (PT – F01)	3
2852	Tile around a bath with mortar (PT – F02)	2
3141	Tile around an attached pier (PT – F03)	2
3142	Lay tiles to a screeded floor (PT – F04)	3
3143	Lay tiles to concrete steps (PT – F05)	2
2853	Lay screed to a shower floor (PT – F06)	2
2854	Tile a circular plastered column (PT – F07)	3
	Apprentice and Plasterer and Tiler – Selected Modules

OPTIONAL TASKS

2855	Repair cracked and damaged plaster (PT – B07)	12
3147	Repair granolithic floors (PT – D05)	1
2857	Prepare and lay concrete paving (PT – E02)	2
2856	Prepare and lay pavers (PT – E03)	2
3150	Repair wall and floor tiles (PT – F08)	1

APPRENTICE MODULES – CARPENTRY

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
2357	Carpentry	60
2820	Orientation (CBMT)	0.5
2821	Introduction to the Building Industry (IN – A01)	0.5
4003	Safety and Management (IN – A02)	1
4004	Elementary First Aid (IN – A03)	1
4005	Interpret basic building drawings (BM – A01)	1
4006	Set out and construct basic joints (CT – A01)	1
4007	Determine and transfer levels (BM – A02)	1
4008	Setting out a building (CT – A05)	2
2844	Erect and dismantle scaffolding (BM – A05)	1
4010	Erect purpose made steel formwork (CT – B03)	1
4011	Erect steel formwork for walls (CT – B04)	2
4012	Erect timber and steel formwork for beams and slabs (CT – B05)	3
4013	Erect steel formwork for a lift shaft (CT – B06)	3
4014	Prepare and erect timber formwork for a rectangular column (CT – B07)	2
4016	Prepare and erect timber formwork for an L-shaped wall (CT – B08)	3
4017	Prepare and construct formwork for return stairs (CT – B10)	3
4018	Set out and construct a Howe roof truss (CT – C02)	2
2968	Erect and L-shaped roof structure (CT – C04)	7
4020	Clad a roof structure with concrete tiles (CT – C05)	2
4021	Clad a roof structure with corrugated galvanised sheeting (CT – C06)	2
4022	Clad a roof structure with corrugated fibre cement sheeting (Big Six) (CT – C07)	2
4023	Prepare and erect a brandered ceiling & install insulation (CT – D01)	3
2845	Prepare and erect a timber ceiling (CT – D02)	3
4025	Prepare and erect a timber framed partition (CT – D03)	4
4026	Cut and fit architraves and skirtings (CT – E02)	2
4027	Prepare and fit tongue and groove wall panelling (CT – E03)	3
4028	Fit and hang single door to steel door frame (CT – E04)	2
4029	Prepare and install open shelving (CT – E06)	2
	OPTIONAL TASKS
4030	Construct formwork for a semi-circular arch (CT – B09)	3
4031	Set out and construct a nail plate roof truss (CT – C01)	2
4032	Set out and erect gable roof trusses (CT – C03)	2
4033	Install a domestic type wooden window and sill (CT – E01)	2
4034	Fit and hang a double door to timber door frame (CT – E05)	2

Apprentice Carpenter – Selected Modules

APPRENTICE MODULES – PAINTING AND DECORATING

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
2358	Painting and Decorating	45
2454	Orientation (PAD-CBO)	0.5
2825	Erect and dismantle scaffolding (PAD – A01)	1
2826	Basic painting knowledge for new surfaces (PAD – A2a)	1
2457	Basic colour theory (PAD – A2b)	0.5
2827	Interpret basic drawings (PAD – A03)	1
2828	Paint plastered surfaces (PAD – B01)	2
2829	Paint concrete brick and rhino board surfaces (PAD – B02)	4
2830	Paint roofs, gutters and down pipes (PAD – B03)	5
4043	Paint PVC surfaces (PAD – B04)	2
2831	Paint non-ferrous / ferrous metals (PAD B05)	2
2832	Paint wooden surfaces (PAD – B06)	1
4046	Paint floor surfaces (PAD – B07)	1
2833	Repaint plastered surfaces (PAD – C01)	2
2834	Repaint concrete, rhino board, and brick surfaces (PAD – C02)	5
2835	Repaint gutters, roofs and down pipes (PAD – C03)	5
2836	Repaint PVC surfaces (PAD – C04)	1
2838	Repaint ferrous / non-ferrous metals (PAD –C05)	3
2839	Repaint wooden surfaces (PAD – C06)	1
4053	Repaint floor surfaces (PAD – C07)	1
2840	Hang wall paper (PAD – D01)	2
2841	Redecorate wallpaper (PAD – D02)	2
2842	Fit domestic glazing (PAD – D04)	2

Apprentice Painter and Decorator – Selected Modules

APPRENTICE MODULES – PLUMBING

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
2360	Plumbing	60
2740	Orientation (BM – CBTO)	0,5
2741	Introduction to the Building Industry (IN – A01)	0,5
4059	Safety and Loss Control (IN – A02)	1
4060	Elementary First Aid (IN – A03)	1
4061	Interpret basic building drawings (PL – A01)	1
4062	Erect and dismantle of scaffolding (BM – A05)	1
4063	Mark out and cut sheet metal (PL – B01)	1
4064	Mark out, rivet and solder sheet metal (PL – B02)	1
4065	Fit GMS gutter and rain water pipes (PL – C01)	1
4066	Fit PVC gutters and rain water pipes (PL – C02)	1
4067	Fit FC gutters and rain water pipes (PL – C03)	1
4068	Fabricate and fit GMS VP flashing (PL – C04)	2
4069	Fabricate and fit lead VP flashing (PL – C05)	2

APPRENTICE MODULES – PLUMBING (CONTINUED)

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
4070	Fabricate and fit copper VP flashing (PL – C06)	2
4071	Fabricate and fit GMS chimney flashing (PL – C07)	2
4072	Fabricate a box with stop end, circular outlet and abutment flashing (PL – C08)	2
2756	Arc weld components (PL – D01)	2
2757	Gas weld and braze basic components (PL – D02)	3
4075	Cut, thread and assemble GMS pipe-work (PL – D03)	1
2759	Cut, Bend and assemble copper pipe-work (PL – D04)	1
4077	Repair and alterations to existing GMS pipe-work (PL – D05)	1
4078	Repair and alterations to existing copper pipe-work (PL – D06)	1
4079	Install a combination geyser (PL – E01)	2
4080	Install a push-through geyser (PL – E02)	2
2837	Install a high pressure geyser (PL – E03)	2
4082	Install an indirect system of CW supply (storage cistern) (PL – E04)	3
4083	Install underground CW reticulation (PL – E05)	2
2824	Fire fighting installation (PL – E06)	1
8085	Repairs to and maintenance of taps, valves, and cocks (PL – E07)	1
2769	Repair to HP mains (PL – E08)	1
2770	Recognition and installation of soil and waste systems (PL – F01)	1
4088	Install a sink (PL – F02)	1
4089	Install a wash basin (PL – F03)	1
2773	Install a bath (PL – F04)	1
2774	Install a bidet (PL – F05)	1
2775	Install a shower (PL – F06)	1
2776	Install a WC (Pedestal) (PL – F07)	1
2777	Install a WC (wall hung) (PL – F08)	1
2778	Install a urinal (wall hung) (PL – F09)	1
2779	Install a urinal (stall) (PL – F10)	1
2780	Recognition of below-ground drainage systems (PL – G01)	1
2781	Set out and determine levels (PL – G02)	1
2782	Excavation and timbering of trenches (PL – G03)	1
2918	Install a below-ground drainage system (PL – G04)	2
4101	Build a manhole to benching height (brick) (PL – G05)	2
4102	Build a manhole to benching height (concrete) (PL – G06)	2
4103	Removal of blockages from and repairs to waste, soil and drain pipes (PL – G07)	1

Apprentice Plumber – Selected Modules

APPRENTICE MODULES – PLUMBING (EXPERIENCED LEARNER)

REF		COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
2739		Plumbing	45
2740		Orientation (BM – CBTO)	0,5
2741		Introduction to the Building Industry (IN – A01)	0,5
2742		Safety and Loss Control (IN – A02)	0,5
2743		Elementary First Aid (IN – A03)	0.5
2744		Interpret basic building drawings (PL – A01)	0,5
2745		Erect and dismantle of scaffolding (BM – A05)	1
2746		Mark out and cut sheet metal (PL – B01)	1
2747		Mark out, rivet and solder sheet metal (PL – B02)	1
2748		Fit GMS gutter and rain water pipes (PL – C01)	1
2749		Fit PVC gutters and rain water pipes (PL – C02)	1
2823		Fit FC gutters and rain water pipes (PL – C03)	1
2843		Fabricate and fit GMS VP flashing (PL – C04)	1
2752		Fabricate and fit lead VP flashing (PL – C05)	1
2753		Fabricate and fit copper VP flashing (PL – C06)	1
2754		Fabricate and fit GMS chimney flashing (PL – C07)	1
2755		Fabricate a box gutter with stop end, circular outlet and abutment flashing (PL – C08)	1
2756		Arc weld components (PL – D01)	2
2757		Gas weld and braze basic components (PL – D02)	3
2758		Cut, thread and assemble GMS pipe-work (PL – D03)	1
2759		Cut, Bend and assemble copper pipe-work (PL – D04)	1
2760		Repair and alterations to existing GMS pipe-work (PL – D05)	1
2761		Repair and alterations to existing copper pipe-work (PL – D06)	1
2762		Install a combination geyser (PL – E01)	1
2763		Install a push-through geyser (PL – E02)	1
2764		Install a high pressure geyser (PL – E03)	1
2765		Install an indirect system of CW supply (storage cistern) (PL – E04)	2
2766		Install underground CW reticulation (PL – E05)	1
2767		Fire fighting installation (PL – E06)	0,5
2768		Repairs to and maintenance of taps, valves, and cocks (PL – E07)	1
2769		Repair to HP mains (PL – E08)	1
2770		Recognition and installation of soil and waste systems (PL – F01)	1
2771		Install a sink (PL – F02)	1
2772		Install a wash basin (PL – F03)	1
2773		Install a bath (PL – F04)	1
2774		Install a bidet (PL – F05)	1
2775		Install a shower (PL – F06)	1
2776		Install a WC (Pedestal) (PL – F07)	1
2777		Install a WC (wall hung) (PL – F08)	1
2778		Install a urinal (wall hung) (PL – F09)	1
2779		Install a urinal (stall) (PL – F10)	1
2780		Recognition of below-ground drainage systems (PL – G01)	1
2781		Set out and determine levels (PL – G02)	1
2782		Excavation and timbering of trenches (PL – G03)	1
2783		Install a below-ground drainage system (PL – G04)	1
2784		Build a manhole to benching height (brick) (PL – G05)	1
2785		Build a manhole to benching height (concrete) (PL – G06)	1
2786		Removal of blockages from and repairs to waste, soil and drain pipes (PL – G07)	1
	3326	Apprentice Plumber – Selected Modules (Experienced Learner)

APPRENTICE MODULES – BRICKLAYER

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
2355	Bricklayer	60
2984	Orientation (CBMT)	0.5
2985	Introduction to the Building Industry (IN – A01)	0.5
3065	Safety and Loss Control (IN – A02)	1
3066	Elementary First Aid (IN – A03)	1
3067	Interpret basic building drawings (BM – A01)	1
3068	Determine and transfer levels (BM – A02)	1
3069	Mixes and mixing mortar (BM – A03)	1
2986	Prepare and lay in-situ concrete pavement (PT – E01)	2
3070	Setting out of a building (BM – A04)	1
3071	Erect and dismantle of scaffolding (BM – A05)	1
3072	Lay half plaster brick wall in Stretcher bond between columns or profiles (BM – A01a)	1
3073	Lay one plaster brick wall in Stretcher bond between columns or profiles (BM – B01b)	1
2987	Lay one face brick wall in English bond between columns or profiles (BM – B01c)	1
2988	Lay one face brick wall in English garden wall between columns or profiles (BM – B01d)	1
3160	Build a right angle return half brick wall between columns/profiles (BM – B02)	1
3076	Build a half brick corner in stretcher bond (BM – B03a)	1
3077	Build a one brick corner in stretcher bond (BM – B03b)	1
2989	Build a one brick double return corner in stretcher bond (BM – B03c)	2
2990	Build a one brick corner in English bond (BM – B04a)	1
2991	Build a one and a half brick corner in English bond (BM – B04b)	1
3079	Build foundation brickwork (BM – B05)	2
2992	Build right angle one brick wall with half brick T-junction and stopped ends (BM – B06)	2
3153	Build in a bath (BM – B07)	1
2993	Build a one brick wall with door frame, steel window frame and sill (BM – C01)	4
2994	Build a cavity wall with wooden door frame and steel window frame (BM – C02)	4
2995	Build a flat arch (BM – D01)	2
2996	Build a semi-circular arch (BM – D02)	2
2997	Build a segmental arch (BM – D03)	2
2998	Build a manhole with corbelling (BM – E01)	3
2999	Build decorative brickwork – brick-on-edge (roller course), brick-on-end (soldier course) (BM – E02)	3
3182	Build brick steps (BM – E03)	3
3183	Build a one brick wall with an end and attached pier (BM – E04)	3
3184	Build isolated brick piers (BM – E05)	1
3149	Prepare and lay pavers (PT – E03)	2
3157	Build a concrete block wall between profiles (BM – F01)	1
3185	Build a concrete masonry block wall with right angle return between profiles (BM – F02)	1
3186	Build a corner in block work (BM – F03)	1
3187	Build a block wall with wooden door frame and steel window frame (BM – F04)	1
3188	Build a cavity concrete block wall with wooden window frame, pre-cast lintel and tile sill (BM – F05)	1

Apprentice Bricklayer – Selected Modules

PRE-TRADE TEST TRAINING

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
3486	Pre- Trade Test – Bricklayer	10
3485	Pre- Trade Test – Bricklayer	20

2448	Pre-Trade Test – Carpentry	10
2449	Pre-Trade Test – Carpentry	20

2450	Pre-Trade Test – Painting and Decorating	10
2451	Pre-Trade Test – Painting and Decorating	20

4364	Pre-Trade Test – Plastering	10
4363	Pre-Trade Test – Plastering	20

4362	Pre-Trade Test – Plastering & Tiling	10
3606	Pre-Trade Test – Plastering & Tiling	20

2452	Pre-Trade Test – Plumbing	10
2453	Pre-Trade Test – Plumbing	20

TRADE TESTING

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
4349	Trade Test – Bricklayer	4

4350	Trade Test – Carpentry	2

4351	Trade Test – Painting and Decorating	2

4346	Trade Test – Plasterer and Tiler	4

4347	Trade Test – Plastering	2

4352	Trade Test – Plumbing	2

TRADE RE- TEST

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
3490	Bricklayer Re- Test	1

3856	Carpentry	1

3952	Painting & Decorating	1

3491	Plasterer and Tiler Re- Test	1

4348	Plastering	1

3339	Plumbing Re- Test	1

ADVISING AND PRE – TRADE ASSESSMENT

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
1448	Bricklayer	3

2815	Bricklayer and Plasterer	3

2913	Carpentry	3

2915	Painting and Decorating	3

4365	Plastering & Tiling	3

2879	Plumbing	3

ARPL

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
4432	Bricklayer	2
4434	Carpentry	2
3267	Plumbing	2

OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BRICKLAYER: LEVEL 4

SAQA QUAL ID: 93627 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

CURRICULUM CODE.	CURRICULUM TITLE.	MOD DETAILS	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION
CURRICULUM CODE.	CURRICULUM TITLE.	MOD DETAILS	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	(in days)
	BRICKLAYER			89
	Knowledge Modules
4698	Health, Safety, Quality and Legislation (KM-01)	KM/3/10	2024-06-30	4
4699	Environment, Energy Efficiency and Ethics (KM-02)	KM/4/5	2024-06-30	2
4700	Tools, Equipment, Materials and Workshop Practice (KM-03)	KM/3/20	2024-06-30	8
4701	Drawings and Applied Sciences (KM-04)	KM/4/10	2024-06-30	4
4702	Industry Contexts (KM-05)	KM/3/5	2024-06-30	2
4703	Communication Theory (KM-06)	KM/3/5	2024-06-30	2
4704	Bricklaying, Blockwork and Masonry Theory (KM-06)	KM/4/12	2024-06-30	5
4705	Paving Theory (KM-07)	KM/4/10	2024-06-30	4
4706	Transfer Levels, (KM-08)	KM/4/8	2024-06-30	3
	Total number of Credits for Knowledge Modules:	85		34
	Practical Skill Modules
4707	Conduct preparatory activities, repair and/or alteration work to structures using bricks (face and plaster), stone (natural and pre-cut) and block including the building of substructures (PM-01)	PM/3/10	2024-06-30	4
4708	Lay different types of bricks using mortar to build superstructures and decorative structures (PM-02)	PM/3/30	2024-06-30	12
4709	Lay different types of stone and pre-cut stone using mortar to build superstructures and decorative structures (PM-03)	PM/3/30	2024-06-30	12
4710	Lay different types of blocks using mortar to build superstructures and decorative structures (PM-04)	PM/3/30	2024-06-30	12
4711	Lay paving and other structures (PM-05)	PM/3/10	2024-06-30	4
4712	Conduct finishing operation (PM-06)	PM/2/8	2024-06-30	4
4713	Undertake quality testing and assurance activities (PM-07)	PM/3/10	2024-06-30	4
4714	Conduct housekeeping and waste removal activities (PM-08)	PM/2/8	2024-06-30	3
	Total number of Credits for Practical Skill Modules:	136		55
Context 1 Superstructures	Work Experience Modules
	Planning and preparation processes for bricklaying, work area, material, tools and equipment within the construction environment	WM/4/25	2024-06-30
	Brick laying processes to construct, repair and/or make alterations to superstructures	WM/4/90	2024-06-30
	Finishing operations and processes to construct or repair superstructures	WM/4/25	2024-06-30
	Total number of Credits for Work Experience Modules:	140

Context 2: Substructures	Work Experience Modules
	Planning and preparation processes for bricklaying, work area, material, tools and equipment within the construction environment	WM/4/25	2024-06-30	The Work Experience modules will be the logbook items to be covered on a work site practising different bricklayer processes. The learner will complete at least 27 months of on-site practice compiled in a POE form for submission in order to be eligible to apply for a trade test at an accredited Trade Test Centre.
	Brick laying processes to construct, repair and/or make alterations to substructures	WM/4/90	2024-06-30
	Finishing operations and processes to construct or repair superstructures	WM/4/25	2024-06-30
	Total number of Credits for Work Experience Modules:	140

Context 3: Paving and other structures	Work Experience Modules
	Planning and preparation processes for bricklaying, work area, material, tools and equipment within the construction environment	WM/4/25	2024-06-30	The Work Experience modules will be the logbook items to be covered on a work site practising different bricklayer processes. The learner will complete at least 27 months of on-site practice compiled in a POE form for submission in order to be eligible to apply for a trade test at an accredited Trade Test Centre.
	Brick laying processes to construct, repair and/or make alterations to paving and other structures	WM/4/90	2024-06-30
	Finishing operations and processes to construct or repair superstructures	WM/4/25	2024-06-30
	Total number of Credits for Work Experience Modules:	140

OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: CARPENTER: LEVEL 4

SAQA QUAL ID: 94022 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

CURRICULUM CODE.	CURRICULUM TITLE.	MOD DETAILS	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION
CURRICULUM CODE.	CURRICULUM TITLE.	MOD DETAILS	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	(in days)
	CARPENTER			75
	Knowledge Modules
4680	Health, Safety, Quality and Legislation (KM-01)	KM/3/10	2024-06-30	4
4681	Environment, Energy Efficiency and Ethics (KM-02	KM/4/5	2024-06-30	2
4682	Tools, Equipment, Materials and Workshop Practice (KM-03)	KM/3/20	2024-06-30	6
4683	Drawings and Applied Sciences (KM-04)	KM/4/10	2024-06-30	4
4684	Industry Contexts (KM-05)	KM/3/5	2024-06-30	2
4685	Communication Theory (KM-06)	KM/3/5	2024-06-30	2
4686	Carpentry Formwork and cutting (KM-07)	KM/4/5	2024-06-30	2
4687	Shoring trenches/excavations (KM-08)	KM/4/4	2024-06-30	2
4688	Roofing (KM-09)	KM/4/3	2024-06-30	2
4689	Partitioning/ceiling (KM-10)	KM/4/2	2024-06-30	2
4690	Carpentry finishing (KM-11)	KM/4/3	2024-06-30	2
	Total number of Credits for Knowledge Modules:	72		30
	Practical Skill Modules
4691	Set out work area (PM-01)	PM/4/18	2024-06-30	7
4692	Cut materials according to specifications using hand and power tools (PM-02)	PM/3/12	2024-06-30	5
4693	Install structures (PM-03)	PM/4/16	2024-06-30	7
4694	Fabricate erect and strip steel and timber formwork (PM-04)	PM/4/18	2024-06-30	7
4695	Prepare and erect ceilings, roof trusses, partitions and panelling (PM-05)	PM/3/15	2024-06-30	6
4696	Clad roof structures (PM-06)	PM/3/14	2024-06-30	6
4697	Finish carpentry activities (PM-07)	PM/3/15	2024-06-30	7
	Total number of Credits for Practical Skill Modules:	108		45
	Work Experience Modules
	Work in a construction environment to plan and prepare for carpentry activities (WM-01)	WM/3/260	2024-06-30
	Constructing, erecting and installing formwork within the construction environment, Or (WM-02)	WM/4/120	2024-06-30
	Constructing, erecting and installing roofing and partitioning within the construction environment, Or (WM-03)	WM/4/120	2024-06-30
	Finish preparing, fitting, assembling and altering internal and external fixtures in the construction environment (WM-04)	WM/4/120	2024-06-30
	Total number of Credits for Work Experience Modules:	180

OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: PLUMBER: LEVEL 4

SAQA QUAL ID: 91782 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

CURRICULUM CODE.	CURRICULUM TITLE.	MOD DETAILS	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION
CURRICULUM CODE.	CURRICULUM TITLE.	MOD DETAILS	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	(in days)
	PLUMBER			96
	Knowledge Modules
4715	Health, Safety, Quality and Legislation (KM-01)	KM/3/3	2024-06-30	1
4716	Environment, Energy Efficiency and Ethics (KM-02)	KM/4/5	2024-06-30	2
4717	Tools, Equipment, Components and Site Practice (KM-03)	KM/3/3	2024-06-30	1
4718	Drawings and Applied Sciences (KM-04)	KM/4/7	2024-06-30	3
4719	Theory of Water and Drainage Excavation (KM-05)	KM/4/8	2024-06-30	3
4720	Above and Below Ground Drainage Systems (KM-06)	KM/4/43	2024-06-30	17
4721	Sanitary ware (KM-07)	KM/4/4	2024-06-30	2
4722	Hot and cold water systems (KM-08)	KM/4/18	2024-06-30	7
4723	Installation and Maintenance Theory for Plumbing Systems (KM-08)	KM/4/9	2024-06-30	4
	Total number of Credits for Knowledge Modules:	100		40
	Practical Skill Modules
4724	Install, maintain and test above-ground soil waste and vent systems and sanitary ware appliances (PM-01)	PM/4/30	2024-06-30	13
4725	Install, maintain and test below-ground drainage systems (PM-02)	PM/4/35	2024-06-30	15
4726	Install, maintain and test cold water and hot water systems (PM03)	PM/4/35	2024-06-30	15
4727	Install, maintain and test rain water systems (PM-04	PM/4/30	2024-06-30	13
	Total number of Credits for Practical Skill Modules:	130		56
	Work Experience Modules
	Processes and procedures for installation and testing of above ground soil waste and vent systems and sanitary ware appliances	WM/4/30	2024-06-30
	Processes and procedures for installation and testing of below-ground drainage systems and performing basic building work	WM/4/35	2024-06-30
	Procedures and processes for installation and maintenance of cold and hot water systems	WM/4/35	2024-06-30
	Procedures and processes for installation and maintenance of rain water systems	WM/4/30	2024-06-30
	Total number of Credits for Work Experience Modules:	130

OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: HOT WATER SYSTEM INSTALLER (Solar Water Installer):

LEVEL 4

SAQA I.D. 94619 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

CURRICULUM CODE.	CURRICULUM TITLE.	MOD DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (IN DAYS)
	SOLAR HOT WATER INSTALLER			20
	Knowledge Modules:
642602001-KM-01	Theory of Water	KM/4/2	2024-06-30	1
642602001-KM-02	Solar Water Heating Tools, Equipment and Components	KM/4/2	2024-06-30	1
642602001-KM-03	Solar Water Heating Systems	KM/4/3	2024-06-30	2
642602001-KM-04	Preparation, Installation and Maintenance Theory for Solar Water Heating Systems	KM/4/7	2024-06-30	3
				7
	Practical Skill Modules:
642602001-PM-01	Plan and prepare for the installation of pipes and mounting of solar water heating system	PM/2/2	2024-06-30	1
642602001-PM-02	Read and interpret construction drawings and specifications	PM/2/2	2024-06-30	1
642602001-PM-03	Install pipes and pipe fittings	PM/2/3	2024-06-30	2
642602001-PM-04	Mount and fit solar water heating system	PM/2/3	2024-06-30	2
642602001-PM-05	Erect, use and dismantle access equipment for construction work	PM/3/3	2024-06-30	2
642602001-PM-06	Prepare and plan for the installation of solar water heating systems in a safe and compliant environment	PM/4/3	2024-06-30	2
642602001-PM-07	Install solar water heating systems	PM/4/5	2024-06-30	2
642602001-PM-08	Conduct maintenance and make repairs to solar water heating systems	PM/4/2	2024-06-30	1
				13
	Work Experience Modules
642602001-WM-01	Processes and procedures for mounting solar water heating systems	WM/02/6	2024-06-30
642602001-WM-02	Site preparation and planning processes for the installation of solar water heating systems in specific environmental conditions	WM/03/5	2024-06-30
642602001-WM-03	Processes and procedures for solar water heating system installation, testing, commissioning and housekeeping	WM/04/10	2024-06-30
642602001-WM-04	Procedures and processes for assessment, diagnosis, fault finding, repair and maintenance activities	WM/04/9	2024-06-30

Occupational Certificate: Hot Water System Installer

(Solar Water Installer) – Selected Unit Standards

QCTO

APPRENTICE MODULES – ELECTRICIAN (CONSTRUCTION)

REF	COURSE	DURATION IN DAYS
3945	Understand fundamentals of electricity (M0)	5
3946	Install wireways (M1)	5
3947	Installing Cables (M2)	5
3948	Wiring of premises, wiring of meter boards and wiring of distribution boards (M3)	5
3949	Installing transformers, installing auto transformers and installing single and three phase transformers (M4)	5
3950	Installing and maintaining motors, single phase and three phase motors and starters including testing (M5)	10
3951	Testing and fault finding on electrical systems. Appliance testing and fault finding, installation testing, portable, stationary and fixed appliance testing and fault finding (M6)	5

NON-ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2365
3100	Use and maintain hand tools (CDM1B1)	1
3101	Operate a light weight roller and plate vibrator (CDM1B2)	2
3102	Operate a water pump and concrete vibrator (CDM1B3)	1
3103	Identify form work and scaffold components (CDM1B4)	1
3104	Construct a brick manhole (CDM1C1)	2
3105	Install mountable and barrier kerb units (CDM1C2)	3
3106	Excavate, backfill and compact a trench (CDM1C3)	2
3107	Lay and joint pre-cast concrete pipes and manhole units (CMD1D1)	2
3108	Install subsoil drains including geotextiles (CDM1D2)	2
3109	Erect and strip straight wall form work (CDM1E1)	2
3110	Erect and strip foundation form work (CDM1E2)	2
3111	Lay and reinstate small areas of block paving (CDM1F1)	5
3116	Lay small areas of stone pitching (CDM1F6)	4

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2366
3118	Maintain and use basic hand tools (CSM1B1)	2
3119	Operate electric drill and circular saw (CSM1B2)	2
3103	Identify formwork and scaffold components (CSM1B3)	1
3109	Erect and strip straight wall formwork (CSM1C1)	2
3120	Erect and strip column (CSM1C2)	2
3110	Erect and strip foundation formwork (CSM1C3)	2
3112	Erect basic support work for decking and beams (CSM1D1)	4

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2367
3100	Use and maintain hand tools (CRM1B1)	1
3101	Operate a light weight roll and plate vibrator (CRM1B3)	2
3106	Excavate backfill and compact a trench (CRM1C1)	2
3125	Install and remove shoring in an excavation (CRM1C2)	3
3108	Install subsoil drains including geotextile fabric (CRM1C3)	2
2014	Construct ‘V” drains (CRM1C4)	2
3126	Install pre-cast concrete kerb and grid inlets (CRM1C5)	5
3128	Install gabion and reno mattresses (CRM1C7)	4
3121	Reinstate base courses’ surfacing due to potholes and excavation (CRM1D1)	3
3120	Lay and reinstate paving slabs (CRM1E2)	2

GENERAL BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3117	Apply Basic Concrete Skills	5
1201	Brickmaking	5
3122	Apply Basic Reinforcing Skills	15
3123	Erect and Strip Basic Access Scaffold	5
1330	Estimating & Tendering – Building	5
469	Glazing Assistant	5
504	Pipelaying (Drains & Maintenance)	10
3104	Construct a brick manhole	5
3105	Install mountable and barrier kerb units	5
3111	Lay and reinstate small areas of block paving	5
3327	Woodwork Skills Utility Items – Handskills	15
3459	Flagman	1

CIVIL ENGINEERING – SMALL CONTRACTORS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3051	Basic Business Appreciation	2
3052	Condition of Contract	3
3053	Estimating and Tendering	6
3054	Employment of Labour	3
3055	Safety, Health and Environment	2
3056	Planning and Organising	4
3057	Basic Man Management	3
3058	Quality and Production Control	3
3059	Interpretation of Drawings and Setting Out	2
3060	Setting Out	1
3061	On-The-Job-Training	2
3062	Site Administration	2

ETDP SETA

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE:

OCCUPATIONALLY DIRECTED EDUCATION TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES: LEVEL 5

SAQA ID 50334 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
115753	Conduct outcomes-based assessment	C/5/15	2024-06-30	3
117871	Facilitate a learning intervention using given methodologies	C/5/10	2024-06-30	3
115759	Conduct moderation of outcomes-based assessments	E/6/10	2024-06-30	3

LEGEND:

US = UNIT STANDARD

C = CORE UNIT STANDARD

F = FUNDAMENTALS UNIT STANDARD

E = ELECTIVE UNIT STANDARD

US DETAILS DESCRIPTION MEANS:

(CORE) (FUNDAMENTALS) (ELECTIVE)/NQF LEVEL/CREDITS

LGSETA

National Certificate: Environmental Practice

SAQA I.D. 49605 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
119554	Apply environmental management tools to assess impacts	C/2/5	2024-06-30	3
13217	Collect and use information	C/2/5	2024-06-30	3
12461	Communicate at work	C/2/5	2024-06-30	4
13220	Keep the work area safe and productive	C/2/8	2024-06-30	3
116080	Monitor, collect and collate agricultural data	C/2/2	2024-06-30	1
12036	Orientate self in the workplace	C/2/6	2008-11-28	2
13258	Participate in work group activities	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
12483	Perform basic first aid	C/2/4	2011-05-15	2
13221	Perform routine maintenance	C/2/8	2024-06-30	3
119553	Take action to address impacts on the environment	C/2/10	2024-06-30	4
119556	Use tools and operate equipment in an environmentally responsible manner	C/2/10	2024-06-30	4
119558	Work with, use and care for materials and resources which can impact on health and the environment	C/2/10	2024-06-30	4
8963	Access and use information from texts	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
9009	Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
7480	Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
9008	Identify, describe, compare, classify, explore shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional shapes in different contexts	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
8962	Maintain and adapt oral communication	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
12463	Understand and deal with HIV/AIDS	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
8967	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/2/5	2011-02-09	2
7469	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life	F/2/2	2024-06-30	2
9007	Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
8964	Write for a defined context	F/2/5	2007-02-09	2
14784	Apply sampling theory and practice in the chemical industry	E/2/5	2006-10-09	3
13202	Apply study and learning techniques	E/2/3	2012-02-16	2
116121	Apply sustainable farming practices to conserve the ecological environment	E/2/5	2024-06-30	3
113818	Clean and maintain area of responsibility	E/2/8	2024-06-30	4
14051	Collect and record data	E/2/3	2024-06-30	2
8330	Combat problem plants	E/2/3	2008-12-02	2
12334	Conduct water process laboratory tests	E/2/6	2008-11-28	3
13679	Control and extinguish a fire in a conservation area	E/2/3	2008-12-02	2
12351	Demonstrate An Ability To Work With Local Communities	E/2/7	2024-06-30	4
12352	Demonstrate knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of a community committee	E/2/4	2024-06-30	3
12033	Demonstrate knowledge of water cycle, water and wastewater systems and processes	E/2/5	2008-11-28	3
12465	Develop a learning plan and a portfolio for assessment	E/2/6	2010-11-07	3
11818	Investigate work opportunities in order to make a personal career/employment decision	E/2/2	2006-11-30	2
8346	Manage cultural heritage resources in the field	E/2/2	2008-12-02	1
116077	Monitor water quality	E/2/3	2024-06-30	2
119557	Operate waste disposal facilities	E/2/6	2024-06-30	3
12484	Perform basic fire fighting	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
8332	Perform conservation guardianship	E/2/8	2008-12-02	4
116064	Recognise and identify the basic functions of the ecological environment	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
119555	Separate, handle, store, treat and transport waste	E/2/9	2024-06-30	4
8348	Understand Nature Conservation issues	E/2/4	2008-12-02	2
10718	Use a personal budget to manage own money	E/2/3	2006-06-12	2

LGSETA

General Education and Training Certificate: Environmental Practice

SAQA I.D. 49552 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
14780	Apply financial life skills	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
119304	Compile a portfolio of evidence for assessment	C/1/3	2024-06-30	2
119305	Demonstrate an awareness of the impact of human activities on the environment	C/1/12	2024-06-30	5
14569	Demonstrate an understanding of how to participate effectively in the workplace	C/1/3	2024-06-30	2
14664	Demonstrate knowledge of diversity within different relationships in the South African society	C/1/3	2024-06-30	2
14661	Demonstrate knowledge of self in order to understand one`s identity and role within the immediate community and South African society	C/1/3	2024-06-30	2
13169	Describe and discuss issues relating to HIV-AIDS, TB and sexually transmitted illnesses and their impact on the workplace	C/1/4	2024-06-30	2
14445	Frame and implement an individual action plan to improve productivity within an organisational unit	C/1/3	2024-06-30	2
119303	Handle and dispose of waste	C/1/12	2024-06-30	4
13167	Identify potential hazards and critical safety issues in the workplace	C/1/2	2024-06-30	1
119306	Recognise, group, use and care for materials which can impact on health and the environment	C/1/10	2024-06-30	4
119302	Select, use and care for hand tools and basic equipment in environmentally related contexts	C/1/6	2024-06-30	3
110082	Understand the impact of customer service on a business	C/1/6	2009-02-06	3
7464	Analyse cultural products and processes as representations of shape, space and time	F/1/2	2024-06-30	1
7451	Collect, analyse, use and communicate numerical data	F/1/2	2024-06-30	1
7449	Critically analyse how mathematics is used in social, political and economic relations	F/1/2	2024-06-30	1
14084	Demonstrate an understanding of and use the numbering system	F/1/1	2008-06-29	1
7463	Describe and represent objects and the environment in terms of shape, space, time and motion	F/1/2	2024-06-30	1
12462	Engage in a range of speaking and listening interactions for a variety of purposes	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
12471	Explore and use a variety of strategies to learn (revised)	F/1/5	2006-10-09	2
12469	Read and respond to a range of text types	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
7461	Use maps to access and communicate information concerning routes, location and direction	F/1/1	2024-06-30	1
7447	Working with numbers in various contexts	F/1/6	2024-06-30	4
12470	Write for a variety of different purposes	F/1/6	2006-10-09	3
110075	Apply basic fire fighting techniques	E/1/3	2009-02-06	2
116511	Carry out basic first aid treatment in the workplace	E/1/1	2011-08-07	1
110044	Collect information to support a community needs assessment	E/1/12	2024-06-30	4
9357	Develop and use keyboard skills to enter text	E/1/4	2024-06-30	2
14666	Prepare oneself for employment	E/1/4	2024-06-30	2
110045	Support the facilitation of learning in a development practice project	E/1/12	2024-06-30	4
10567	Transport personnel, material and equipment using Light Delivery Vehicle	E/1/4	2009-09-17	2
10008	Write and present a simple business plan	E/1/7	2024-06-30	3

MERSETA

A SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS / LEARNERSHIP PROGRAMMES

LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2026-06-30

SAQA ID	NQF	QUALIFICATION	Total Credits	Total Training & Assessment Duration
71950	Level 2	National certificate: Automotive components: Manufacturing and Assembly	124	86
59689 LP ID 63473	Level 2	National Certificate: Mechanical Engineering: Fitting	130	90
57881 LP ID 58534	Level 2	National Certificate: Welding Application and Practice	159	107
57887 LP ID 58536	Level 4	Further Education and Training Certificate: Welding Application and Practice	158	100

MERSETA

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTS: MANUFACTURING AND ASSEMBLY: LEVEL 2

SAQA ID: 71950 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2026-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARD	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
335855	Assemble or manufacture components	C/2/12	2024-06-30	5
259737	Complete finishing operations and dispatch product	C/2/12	2024-06-30	5
259597	Explain emergency preparedness and response procedures	C/2/3	2024-06-30	2
10252	Identify, inspect, use, maintain and care for engineering hand tools	C/2/6	2010-02-18	4
335859	Operate and monitor production machines	C/2/14	2024-06-30	7
335896	Prepare surfaces	C/2/6	2024-06-30	4
335860	Read and interpret engineering drawings	C/2/8	2024-06-30	5
259604	Verify compliance to safety, health and environmental requirements in the workplace	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
119463	Access and use information from texts	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
9009	Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
7480	Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
9008	Identify, describe, compare, classify, explore shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional shapes in different contexts	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
119454	Maintain and adapt oral/signed communication	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
119460	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
7469	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life	F/2/2	2024-06-30	2
9007	Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
119456	Write/present for a defined context	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
12466	Explain the individual`s role within business	E/2/4	2024-06-30	1
9322	Work in a team	E/2/3	2024-06-30	2
259762	Demonstrate an understanding of HIV/AIDS and its impact on the workplace	E/2/12	2024-06-30	5
12483	Perform basic first aid	E/2/4	2011-05-15	2
119567	Perform basic life support and first aid procedures (Optional to 12483)	E/1/5	2024-06-30	2

CODE	ACTIVITY	DURATION (in days)
1036	Site visit & Learners return to employee	1
1037	Site Visit & 60 credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	60 Credits Summative Assessment	3
1038	Site Visit & 90 credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	90 Credits Summative Assessment	5
1039	Site Visit & Final credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	Final Credits Summative Assessment	3

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING: FITTING LEVEL 2:

SAQA ID: 59689 LP ID 63473 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2026-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARD	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
253440	Assemble mechanical components	C/2/12	2024-06-30	5
12466	Explain the individual’s role within business	C/2/4	2024-06-30	1
12477	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics and applications and common metal tests used in engineering	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
13220	Keep the work area safe and productive	C/2/8	2024-06-30	3
13219	Maintain static seals in machines and/or equipment	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
9881	Mark off basic regular engineering shapes	C/2/6	2009-07-19	4
12215	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	C/2/6	2024-06-30	4
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C/2/8	2024-06-30	5
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
12219	Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C/2/6	2024-06-30	5
119463	Access and use information from texts	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
9009	Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
7480	Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
119454	Maintain and adapt oral/signed communication	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
12444	Measure, estimate and calculate physical quantities and explore, describe and represent geometrical relationships in2-dimensions in different life or workplace contexts	F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
119460	Use language and communication in occupational learning programs	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
7469	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life	F/2/2	2024-06-30	2
9007	Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
119456	Write/present for a defined context	F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
12484	Perform basic fire fighting	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
12483	Perform basic first aid	E/2/4	2011-05-15	2
13214	Operate and monitor a drilling machine to produce simple components	E/2/6	2009-10-22	3
12481	Sling loads	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
13221	Perform routine maintenance	E/2/8	2024-06-30	3
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	E/2/6	2024-06-30	3

CODE	ACTIVITY	DURATION (in days)
1036	Site visit & placement of Learners	1
1037	Site Visit & 60 credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	60 Credits Summative Assessment	3
1038	Site Visit & 90 credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	90 Credits Summative Assessment	3
1039	Site Visit & Final credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	Final Credits Summative Assessment	5

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: WELDING APPLICATION AND PRACTICE: LEVEL 2:

SAQA ID: 57881 LP ID 58534 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2026-06-30

US ID NO.		UNIT STANDARD	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
14683		Apply work site practices	C/2/5	2024-06-30	3
243069		Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	C/2/6	2024-06-30	2
243067		Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C/2/6	2024-06-30	3
14722		Describe the welding industry’s composition its productivity requirements and communication techniques	C/2/5	2011-08-07	2
14712		Identify and select material to specification	C/2/5	2011-08-07	2
119744		Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C/2/8	2024-06-30	5
12476		Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C/2/4	2024-06-30	2
12219		Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C/2/6	2024-06-30	5
14713		Use welding definitions and symbols	C/2/5	2007-12-03	2
243063		Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position.	C/2/15	2024-06-30	7
243076		Weld carbon steel workpieces using the cored-wire welding process in the down hand position	C/2/8	2024-06-30	4
243066		Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C/2/8	2024-06-30	4
243072		Weld workpieces using the oxy-acetylene gas welding process in the down hand position	C/2/10	2024-06-30	4
243068		Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas tungsten arc welding process in the down hand position	C/3/15	2024-06-30	7
119463	Access and use information from texts		F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
9009	Apply basic knowledge of statistics and probability to influence the use of data and procedures in order to investigate life related problems		F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
7480	Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems		F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
119454	Maintain and adapt oral/signed communication		F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
12444	Measure, estimate and calculate physical quantities and explore, describe and represent geometrical relationships in 2-dimensions in different life or workplace contexts		F/2/3	2024-06-30	2
119460	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes		F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
7469	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life		F/2/2	2024-06-30	2
9007	Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems		F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
119456	Write/present for a defined context		F/2/5	2024-06-30	4
243061	Assemble work pieces in jigs (minor amendments include the use of manipulators)		E/2/3	2024-06-30	2
12240	Form and shape sheet metal using hand or power operated machines		E/2/8	2024-06-30	3
243075	Draw and interpret simple plate, pipe and structural steel plate, pipe and structural steel drawings		E/2/6	2024-06-30	4

CODE	ACTIVITY	DURATION (in days)
1036	Site visit & Learners return to employee	1
1037	Site Visit & 60 credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	60 Credits Summative Assessment	3
1038	Site Visit & 90 credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	90 Credits Summative Assessment	5
1039	Site Visit & Final credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	Final Credits Summative Assessment	7

FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING CERTIFICATE: WELDING APPLICATION AND PRACTICE: LEVEL 4:

SAQA ID: 57887 LP ID 58536 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARD	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
243049	Weld carbon steel pipe using the cored-wire welding process in all positions	C/4/10	2024-06-30	4
243054	Weld carbon steel pipe, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	C/4/20	2024-06-30	8
243062	Weld carbon steel pipe, using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	C/4/20	2024-06-30	10
243059	Weld workpieces in the stainless steel material group, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	C/4/10	2024-06-30	4
243089	Weld workpieces within the aluminium material group, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	C/4/10	2024-06-30	4
243079	Weld workpieces within the aluminium material group, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	C/4/10	2024-06-30	4
243057	Weld workpieces within the stainless steel material group, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	C/4/10	2024-06-30	4
119472	Accommodate audience and context needs in oral/signed communication	F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
119458	Analyse and respond to a variety of literary texts	F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
119466	Interpret a variety of literary texts	F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
119457	Interpret and use information from texts	F/3/5	2024-06-30	5
9015	Apply knowledge of statistics and probability to critically interrogate and effectively communicate findings on life related problems	F/4/6	2024-06-30	5
119462	Engage in sustained oral/signed communication and evaluate spoken/signed texts	F/4/5	2024-06-30	4
119469	Read/view, analyse and respond to a variety of texts	F/4/5	2024-06-30	4
9016	Represent analyse and calculate shape and motion in 2- and 3-dimensional space in different contexts	F/4/4	2024-06-30	4
119471	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/4/5	2024-06-30	4
7468	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal, business, national and international issues	F/4/6	2024-06-30	5
119459	Write/present/sign for a wide range of contexts	F/4/5	2024-06-30	4
14698	Cut materials using plasma cutting	E/4/4	2007/12/03	2
243085	Weld carbon steel workpieces, using the shielded metal arc and gas tungsten arc combination welding processes, in all positions	E/4/8	2024/06/30	5

CODE	ACTIVITY	DURATION (in days)
1036	Site visit & Learners return to employee	1
1037	Site Visit & 60 credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	60 Credits Summative Assessment	1
1038	Site Visit & 90 credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	90 Credits Summative Assessment	2
1039	Site Visit & Final credits Pre Assessment Meeting	1
N/A	Final Credits Summative Assessment	2

MERSETA

SKILLS PROGRAMME SUMMARY

For groups with a Minimum of 8 to a Maximum of 12 Learners a Discount of 10% applies.

No	SKILLS PROGRAMME TITLE	Qual ID	SKILLS PROGRAMME NUMBER	NQF	CREDITS	DAYS
1	Manufacturer and Assembler	71950	SP 0484/10-17	2	58	33
2	Component Manufacturer And Assembler	71950	SP 0512/10-17	2	83	44
3	Production Machine Operator 1	71950	SP 0650/12-17	2	37	21
4	Component Assembler / Manufacture	71950	SP 0655/12-17	2	56	34
5	Auto Component Assembler	71950	SP 0944/15-17	2	50	32
6	First Aider	71950	SP 1043/19-17	2	8	6
7	Mechanical Workshop Assistant (Fitting)	63473	SP 0304/09-17	2	58	47
8	First Line Maintenance Assistant	63473	SP 0447/10-17	2	30	47
9	Mechanical Workshop Assistant Part 2	63473	SP 0576/11-17	2	47	35
10	Tool Room Assistant	63473	SP 0627/11-17	2	67	48
11	Safe Use Of Workshop Tools	63473	SP 0638/12-17	2	24	17
12	Basic Machining in Manufacturing (Fitting)	63473	SP 0701/12-17	2	66	50
13	Mechanical Engineering Machine Operator	63473	SP 0859/13-17	2	62	51
14	Intergration of basic engineering skills Version 2	63473	SP 0860/13-17	2	36	26
15	Fluid Power Hose Assembling Skills Phase 1	63473	SP 0870/14-17	2	19	17
16	Routine machine maintainer (Fitting)	63473	SP 0956/15-17	2	81	48
17	Oxy-Fuel pipe cutter	63473	SP 1002/17-17	2	50	37
18	Basic Gas Metal Arc Welder	58534	SP 0287/08-17	2	34	21
19	Assistant Welder	58534	SP 0302/09-17	2	61	37
20	Fabrication Assistance Welder	58534	SP 0391/09-17	2	79	49
21	Assistant Carbon Steel Welder	58534	SP 0393/09-17	2	68	37
22	Assistant Arc Welder	58534	SP 0425/10-17	2	50	33
23	Carbon Steel Welder 2	58534	SP 0508/10-17	2	68	37
24	Basic Arc And Gas Welder	58534	SP 0544/11-17	2	49	29
25	Basic Welding Course Level 2 (Basic Gas Arc Welder)	58534	SP 0552/11-17	2	42	25
26	Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welder	58534	SP 0556/11-17	2	46	25
27	Basic Welding Skills	58534	SP 0628/11-17	2	35	19
28	Safe Use Of Gas Cutting Tools	58534	SP 0634/12-17	2	22	19
29	Carbon Steel Arc And Gas Welding Operator	58534	SP 0635/12-17	2	40	13
30	Basic Shield and Tungsten Arc welder	58534	SP 0672/12-17	2	41	21
31	Carbon Steel Plate (Structural Welding)	58534	SP 0690/12-17	2	42	31
32	Basic Shield Metal Arc Welding (Down Hand)	58534	SP 0707/12-17	2	49	31
33	Gas Metal Arc Welding Operator	58534	SP 0843/13-17	2	23	12
34	Welding Workshop Assistant	58534	SP 0854/13-17	2	52	22
35	Welding Machine Operator	58534	SP 0864/13-17	2	60	34
36	Basic Welding skills and Gas Cutting	58534	SP 0868/14-17	2	69	31
37	Brazing and Spot Welding Skills	58534	SP 0936/15-17	2	21	10
38	Forming and Shaping of Metal Plate	58534	SP 0937/15-17	2	24	15
39	Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding & Forming of Sheetmetal	58534	SP 0938/15-17	2	41	19
40	Basic Shielded and Metal welding Skills	58534	SP 0940/15-17	2	34	20

41	Assistant Arc Welder (Phase 2)	58534	SP 0950/15-17	2	50	29
42	Assistant Welder phase 2	58534	SP 0951/15-17	2	50	26
43	Basic shielded metal welder	58534	SP 1028/18-17	2	17	18
44	Advanced Pipe Welding	58536	SP 0194/07-17	4	80	45
45	Advanced Stainless Steel And Aluminium Welding	58536	SP 0214/07-17	4	40	17
46	Advanced Carbon Steel Pipe Welding	58536	SP 0215/07-17	4	70	40
47	Gas Tungsten and Metal Arc Welding Skills	58536	SP 0858/13-17	4	36	25
48	Carbon Steel Pipe Welder (in All Positions)	58536	SP 0960/15-17	4	60	32

MERSETA

SKILLS PROGRAMMES

1	OFO DESCRIPTION: Automotive Component Manufacturing
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0484/10-17	Manufacturer and Assembler	71950	2	58	33
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
10252	Identify, inspect, use, maintain and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
115101	Address Workplace Hazards And Risks	E	2	4	2
259737	Complete finishing operations and dispatch product	C	2	12	5
335855	Assemble or manufacture components	C	2	12	5
335859	Operate and monitor production machines	C	2	14	7
335896	Prepare Surfaces	C	2	6	4
259604	Verify compliance to safety, health and environmental requirements in the workplace	C	2	4	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

2	OFO DESCRIPTION: Automotive Component Manufacturing
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 1512/10-17	Component Manufacturer and Assembler	71950	2	83	44
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
259737	Complete finishing operations and dispatch product	C	2	12	5
259762	Demonstrate an understanding of HIV/AIDS and its impact on the workplace	E	2	12	5
335860	Read and interpret engineering drawings	C	2	8	5
335855	Assemble or manufacture components	C	2	12	5
335859	Operate and monitor production machines	C	2	14	7
335897	Mark off regular engineering shapes	C	2	6	2
119753	Perform basic welding/joining of metals	E	2	8	5
9322	Work in a team	E	2	3	2
12466	Explain the individual`s role within business	E	2	4	1
12483	Perform basic first aid	E	2	4	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				4


3	OFO DESCRIPTION: Automotive Component Manufacturing
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0650/12-17	Production Machine Operator 1	71950	2	37	21
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
259604	Verify compliance to safety, health and environmental requirements in the workplace	C	2	4	2
335859	Operate and monitor production machines	C	2	14	7
12466	Explain the individual`s role within business	E	2	4	1
259762	Demonstrate an understanding of HIV/AIDS and its impact on the workplace	E	2	12	5
9322	Work in a team	E	2	3	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

4	OFO DESCRIPTION: Automotive Component Manufacturing
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0655/12-17	Component Assembler / Manufacture	71950	2	56	34
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
10252	Identify, inspect, use, maintain and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
259737	Complete finishing operations and dispatch product	C	2	12	5
335855	Assemble or manufacture components	C	2	12	5
335860	Read and interpret engineering drawings	C	2	8	5
119567	Perform basic life support and first aid procedures	E	2	5	2
119753	Perform basic welding/joining of metals	E	2	8	5
9007	Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems	F	2	5	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3


5	OFO DESCRIPTION: Automotive Component Manufacturing
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0944/15-17	Auto Component Assembler	71950	2	50	32
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
335855	Assemble or manufacture components	C	2	12	5
259737	Complete finishing operations and dispatch product	C	2	12	5
10252	Identify, inspect, use, maintain and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
119567	Perform basic life support and first aid procedures	E	2	5	2
119454	Maintain and adapt oral/signed communication	F	2	5	4
119463	Access and use information from texts	F	2	5	4
119456	Write/present for a defined context	F	2	5	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

6	OFO DESCRIPTION: Automotive Component Manufacturing
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 1043/19-17	First Aider	71950	2	8	6
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119567	Perform basic life support and first aid procedures	E	2	5	2
259597	Explain Emergency preparedness and Response procedures	C	2	3	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				1

7	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0304/09-17	Mechanical Workshop Assistant	63473	2	58	46
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12219	Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
13219	Maintain static seals in machines and / or equipment	C	2	4	2
9881	Mark off basic regular engineering shapes	C	2	6	4
13204	Operate and monitor a milling machine to produce simple components	E	2	12	10
13205	Operate and monitor a lathe to produce simple components	E	2	12	10
13214	Operate and monitor a drilling machine to produce simple components	E	2	6	3
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				5

8	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0447/10-17	First Line Maintenance Assistant	63473	2	30	19
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
12481	Sling loads	E	2	4	2
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
13219	Maintain static seals in machines and / or equipment	C	2	4	2
12477	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics and applications and common metal tests used in engineering	C	2	4	2
13221	Perform routine maintenance	E	2	8	2
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				4

9	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0576/11-17	Mechanical Workshop Assistant Part 2	63473	2	47	34
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
244688	Identify Hose And Fluid Power Connectors	E	2	3	2
253474	Install Pipe Hangers And Supports	E	2	4	2
244691	Demonstrate Basic Knowledge Of Pneumatic Components	E	2	3	3
244690	Demonstrate Basic Knowledge Of Hydraulic Components	E	2	3	3
12219	Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
13221	Perform routine maintenance	E	2	8	2
12481	Sling loads	E	2	4	2
13219	Maintain static seals in machines and / or equipment	C	2	4	2
13214	Operate and monitor a drilling machine to produce simple components	E	2	6	3
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				5

10	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0627/11-17	Tool Room Assistant	63473	2	70	48
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
244690	Demonstrate Basic Knowledge Of Hydraulic Components	E/2/3	2	3	3
119753	Perform Basic Welding / Joining of Metals	E/2/8	2	8	5
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C/2/6	2	6	4
116932	Operate a personal computer system	E/1/3	1	3	2
12463	Understand and deal with HIV/AIDS	F/2/3	2	3	2
9322	Work in a team	E/2/3	2	3	2
9881	Mark Off Basic Regular Engineering Shapes	C/2/6	2	6	4
12466	Explain the individual’s role within business	C/2/4	2	4	1
12215	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	C/2/6	2	6	4
13220	Keep the work area safe and productive	C/2/8	2	8	3
13214	Operate and monitor a drilling machine to produce simple components	E/2/6	2	6	3
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C/2/4	2	4	2
12477	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics and applications and common metal tests used in engineering	C/2/4	2	4	2
12219	Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C/2/6	2	6	5
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				5

11	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0638/12-17	Safe Use Of Workshop Tools	63473	2	24	17
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
12215	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	C	2	6	4
13220	Keep the work area safe and productive	C	2	8	3
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

12	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0701/12-17	Basic Machining in Manufacturing	63473	2	66	49
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12215	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	C	2	6	4
12219	Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
12481	Sling loads	E	2	4	2
13204	Operate and monitor a milling machine to produce simple components	E	2	12	10
13205	Operate and monitor a lathe to produce simple components	E	2	12	10
13214	Operate and monitor a drilling machine to produce simple components	E	2	6	3
13215	Operate and monitor a surface grinding machine to produce simple components	E	2	8	5
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

13	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0859/13-17	Mechanical Engineering Machine Operator	63473	2	62	47
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
13220	Keep the work area safe and productive	C	2	8	3
9881	Mark off basic regular engineering shapes	C	2	6	4
13204	Operate and monitor a milling machine to produce simple components	E	2	12	10
13205	Operate and monitor a Lathe to produce simple components	E	2	12	10
13214	Operate and monitor a drilling machine to produce simple components	E	2	6	3
13215	Operate and monitor a surface grinding machine to produce simple components	E	2	8	5
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				5

14	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0860/13-17	Intergration of basic engineering skills Version 2	63473	2	36	26
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
9881	Mark off basic regular engineering shapes	C	2	6	4
13220	Keep the work area safe and productive	C	2	8	3
12215	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	C	2	6	4
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
12219	Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

15	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0870/14-17	Fluid Power Hose Assembling Skills Phase 1	63473	2	19	16
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
244688	Identify Hose And Fluid Power Connectors	E	2	3	3
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
12215	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	C	2	6	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

16	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0956/15-17	Routine Machine Maintainer	63473	2	81	47
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12215	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	C	2	6	4
12219	Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
253440	Assemble mechanical components	C	2	12	5
9881	Mark off basic regular engineering shapes	C	2	6	4
12481	Sling loads	E	2	4	2
13221	Perform routine maintenance	E	2	8	3
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position.	E	2	15	7
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	E	2	6	3
243069	Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	E	2	6	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				5

17	OFO DESCRIPTION: Engineering Fitting and Machining
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 1002/17-17	Oxy-Fuel pipe cutter	63473	2	50	37
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
12215	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	C	2	6	4
12219	Select, uae and care for engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
12477	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics and applications and common metal tests used in engineering	C	2	4	2
13220	Keep the work area safe and productive	C	2	8	3
9881	Mark off basic regular engineering shapes	C	2	6	4
243067	Cut Materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	E	2	6	3
253495	Use and select pipe systems and pipe components	E	2	4	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				5

18	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0287/08-17	Basic Gas Metal Arc Welder	58534	2	34	21
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243075	Draw and interpret simple plate, pipe and structural steel plate, pipe and structural steel drawings	C	2	6	4
14683	Apply work site practices	C	2	5	3
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
243064	Weld carbon steel workpieces, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	C	2	15	7
243061	Assemble Work Pieces in Jigs (Minor Amendments Include the use of Manipulators)	E	2	3	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

19	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0302/09-17	Assistant Welder	58534	2	63	35
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12219	Select, Use and Care for Engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
243066	Weld carbon steel workpiece using the gas metal arc welding process in the down hand position	C	2	8	4
243072	Weld workpieces using the oxy-acetylene gas welding process in the down hand position	C	2	10	4
243069	Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	E	2	6	2
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

20	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0391/09-17	Fabrication Assistance Welder	58534	2	79	47
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
119456	Write/present for a defined context	F	2	5	3
12219	Select, Use and Care for Engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
243064	Weld carbon steel workpieces, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	C	2	15	7
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	E	2	6	3
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
243076	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the cored-wire welding process in the downhand position	C	2	8	4
243066	Weld carbon steel workpiece using the gas metal arc welding process in the downhand position	E	2	8	4
116235	Operate a pendant controlled overhead crane	E	2	10	5
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				4

21	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0393/09-17	Assistant Carbon Steel Welder	58534	2	68	36
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243066	Weld carbon steel workpiece using the gas metal arc welding process in the down hand position	C	2	8	4
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
243068	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas tungsten arc welding process in the down hand position	E	3	15	7
243076	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the cored-wire welding process in the down hand position	C	2	8	4
243056	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	E	2	16	7
243064	Weld carbon steel workpieces, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	C	2	15	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

22	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0425/10-17	Assistant Arc Welder	58534	2	52	31
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12219	Select, Use and Care for Engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
243066	Weld carbon steel workpiece using the gas metal arc welding process in the down hand position	C	2	8	4
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
13222	Deal with safety, health and environmental emergencies in the workplace	C	2	4	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

23	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0508/10-17	Carbon Steel Welder 2	58534	2	68	37
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	E	2	6	3
243066	Weld carbon steel workpiece using the gas metal arc welding process in the downhand position	E	2	8	4
243076	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the cored-wire welding process in the downhand position	C	2	8	4
243068	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas tungsten arc welding process in the downhand position	C	3	15	7
243056	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	E	2	16	7
243064	Weld carbon steel workpieces, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	C	2	15	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				4

24	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0544/11-17	Basic Arc & Gas Welder	58534	2	51	27
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
243069	Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	E	2	6	2
243056	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	E	2	16	7
243064	Weld carbon steel workpieces, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	C	2	15	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

25	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0552/11-17	Basic Welding Course Level 2 (Basic Gas Arc Welder)	58534	2	42	22
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119753	Perform basic welding/joining of metals	E	2	8	5
243072	Weld workpieces using the oxy-acetylene gas welding process in the down hand position	C	2	10	4
243055	Prepare and secure work pieces for welding (includes the use of manipulators)	C	3	8	3
243056	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	E	2	16	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

26	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0556/11-17	Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welder	58534	2	48	30
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
14722	Describe the welding industry’s composition its productivity requirements and communication techniques	C	2	5	2
14683	Apply work site practices	C	2	5	3
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
12219	Select, Use and Care for Engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				4

27	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0628/11-17	Basic Welding Skills	58534	2	35	19
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
12477	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics and applications and common metal tests used in engineering	C	2	4	2
243072	Weld workpieces using the oxy-acetylene gas welding process in the down hand position	C	2	10	4
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

28	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0634/12-17	Safe Use of Gas Cutting Tools	58534	2	24	17
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12219	Select, Use and Care for Engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

29	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0635/12-17	Carbon Steel Arc and Gas Welding Operator	58534	2	30	17
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
243072	Weld workpieces using the oxy-acetylene gas welding process in the down hand position	C	2	10	4
14683	Apply work site practices	C	2	5	3
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

30	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0672/12-17	Basic Shield and Tungsten Arc welder	58534	2	41	21
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
14722	Describe the welding industry’s composition its productivity requirements and communication techniques	C	2	5	2
243068	Weld carbon Steel workpieces using the gas tungsten arc welding process in the downhand position	C	3	15	7
243056	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	E	2	16	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

31	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0690/12-17	Carbon Steel Plate (Structural Welding)	58534	2	50	28
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12219	Select, Use and Care for Engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
243056	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	E	2	16	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

32	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0707/12-17	Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Downhand)	58534	2	51	32
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12219	Select, Use and Care for Engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
9443	Work safely and use safety equipment	C	2	7	3
243075	Draw and interpret simple plate, pipe and structural steel plate, pipe and structural steel drawings	E	2	6	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				4

33	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0843/13-17	Gas Metal Arc Welding Operator	58534	2	23	13
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
14712	Identify and select material to specification	C	2	5	2
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
14722	Describe the welding industry’s composition its productivity requirements and communication techniques	C	2	5	2
243066	Weld carbon steel workpiece using the gas metal arc welding process in the down hand position	C	2	8	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

34	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0854/13-17	Welding Workshop Assistant	58534	2	52	27
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
243068	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas tungsten arc welding process in the down hand position	E	3	15	7
243069	Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	E	2	6	2
243072	Weld workpieces using the oxy-acetylene gas welding process in the down hand position	C	2	10	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

35	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0864/13-17	Welding Machine Operator	58534	2	60	36
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hands tools	C	2	6	4
12219	Select, use and care for engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
12240	Form and shape sheetmetal using hand or power operated machines	E	2	8	3
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
243063	Weld carbon steel Work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	E	2	6	3
243069	Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	C	2	6	2
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
13222	Deal with safety, health and environmental emergencies in the workplace	E	2	4	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				5

36	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0868/14-17	Basic Welding skills and Gas Cutting	58534	2	69	35
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
13222	Deal with safety, health and environmental emergencies in the workplace	E	22	4	2
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the Shielded metal Arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
243066	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas metal arc welding process in the downhand position	E	2	8	4
243067	Cut Materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	E	2	6	3
243068	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas tungsten Arc welding process in the downhand position	C	2	15	7
243069	Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	C	2	6	2
243072	Weld workpieces using the oxy-acetylene gas welding process in the downhand position	C	2	10	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

37	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0936/15-17	Brazing and Spot Welding Skills	58534	2	21	13
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
14701	Join Sheetmetal with Resistance Arc Welding process	E	2	4	2
243069	Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	C	2	6	2
243075	Draw and interpret simple plate, pipe and structural steel plate, pipe and structural steel drawings	E	2	6	4
14712	Identify and select material to specification	C	2	5	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

38	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0937/15-17	Forming and Shaping of Metal Plate	58534	2	24	15
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
12240	Form and shape sheetmetal using hand or power operated machines	E	2	8	3
243075	Draw and interpret simple plate, pipe and structural steel plate, pipe and structural steel drawings	E	2	6	4
14712	Identify and select material to specification	C	2	5	2
14683	Apply work site practices	C	2	5	3
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

39	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0938/15-17	Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding & Forming of Sheetmetal Skills	58534	2	31	18
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
12240	Form and shape sheetmetal using hand or power operated machines	E	2	8	3
14683	Apply work site practices	E	2	5	3
243068	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas tungsten Arc welding process in the downhand position	C	3	15	7
243061	Assemble work pieces in a jigs (minor amendments include the use of manipulators)	E	2	3	2
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

40	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0940/15-17	Basic Shielded and Metal Welding Skills	58534	2	34	20
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
14683	Apply work site practices	C	2	5	3
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position.	C	2	15	7
243066	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	8	4
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

41	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0950/15-17	Assistant Arc Welder (Phase 2)	58534	2	52	32
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	8	4
12219	Select, Use and Care for Engineering power tools	C	2	6	5
12476	Select, use and care for engineering measuring equipment	C	2	4	2
14713	Use welding definitions and symbols	C	2	5	2
243063	Weld carbon steel work-pieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in the down-hand position	C	2	15	7
243066	Weld carbon steel workpiece using the gas metal arc welding process in the down hand position	C	2	8	4
243075	Draw and interpret simple plate, pipe and structural steel plate, pipe and structural steel drawings	E	2	6	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

42	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0951/15-17	Assistant Welder Phase 2	58534	2	50	27
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
14683	Apply work site practices	C	2	5	3
14712	Identify and select material to specification	C	2	5	2
14722	Describe the welding industry’s composition its productivity requirements and communication techniques	C	2	5	2
243067	Cut materials using the oxy-fuel gas cutting process (manual cutting)	C	2	6	3
243068	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the gas tungsten arc welding process in the down hand position	E	3	15	7
243069	Braze metals using the oxy-fuel brazing process	E	2	6	2
243076	Weld carbon steel workpieces using the cored-wire welding process in the down hand position	C	2	8	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

43	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 1028/18-17	Basic Shielded Metal Welder	58534	2	26	16
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
14683	Applyvwork site practices	C	2	5	3
119744	Select, use and care for engineering hand tools	C	2	6	4
243056	weld carbon steel workpieces using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	E	2	15	7
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				1

44	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0194/07-17	Advanced Pipe Welding	58536	4	80	23
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243050	Weld pipe within the stainless steel material group, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	E	4	20	5
243060	Weld pipe within the stainless steel material group, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	E	4	20	5
243083	Weld pipe within the aluminium material group, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	E	4	20	5
243087	Weld pipe within the aluminium material group, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	E	4	20	5
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

45	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0214/07-17	Advanced Stainless Steel and Aluminium Welding	58536	3	40	22
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243059	Weld workpieces in the stainless steel material group, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	E	3	10	4
243089	Weld workpieces within the aluminium material group, using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	E	3	10	4
243079	Weld workpieces within the aluminium material group, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	E	3	10	4
243057	Weld workpiece within the stainless steel material group, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	E	3	10	4
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				5

46	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0215/07-17	Advanced Carbon Steel Pipe Welding	58536	4	74	39
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243049	Weld carbon steel pipe using the cored-wire welding process in all positions	C	4	10	5
243054	Weld carbon steel pipe, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	C	4	20	8
243062	Weld carbon steel pipe, using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	C	4	20	10
14698	Cut materials using plasma cutting	E	4	4	2
243065	Weld carbon steel pipe using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	E	3	20	10
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

47	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0858/13-17	Gas Tungsten and Metal Arc Welding Skills	58536	4	36	24
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243054	Weld carbon steel pipe, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	C	4	20	8
243085	Weld carbon steel workpieces, using the Shielded metal arc and gas tungsten arc combination welding processes in all positions	E	4	8	5
243088	Weld carbon steel pipe, with combination welding processes using the gas tungsten arc welding and gas metal arc welding, in all positions	E	4	8	8
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				2

48	OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder
Skills Prog. No:	Skills Programme Title	Qual ID	NQF Level	Total Credits	Total Days
SP 0960/15-17	Carbon Steel Pipe Welder (in All Positions)	58536	4	60	32
Programme Expiry date: 30/06/2026
NLRD	Unit Standard	C/F/E	NQF Level	Cr	Days
243054	Weld carbon steel pipe, using the gas tungsten arc welding process in all positions	C	4	20	8
243062	Weld carbon steel pipe, using the shielded metal arc welding process in all positions	C	4	20	10
243065	Weld carbon steel pipe using the gas metal arc welding process in all positions	E	3	20	10
	Pre Assessment Meeting				1
	Summative Assessment				3

MERSETA SKILLS PROGRAMMES (Continued)

MERSETA

APPRENTICESHIP

APPRENTICE

Legacy Module Assessment

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
4219	Legacy Module Assessment Boilermaker	5
4220	Legacy Module Assessment – Electrician	5
4221	Legacy Module Assessment – Fitter	5
4222	Legacy Module Assessment – Fitter and Turner	10
4224	Legacy Module Assessment – Millwright Electrical	5
4225	Legacy Module Assessment – Millwright Mechanical	5
4226	Legacy Module Assessment – Motor Mechanic	5
4228	Legacy Module Assessment – Tool-Jig & Die Maker	5
4223	Legacy Module Assessment – Turner	5
4229	Legacy Module Assessment – Welder	5

APPRENTICE

PRE-TRADE TEST TOOLKIT ASSESSMENT

CODE

COURSE

DURATION

(in days)

4472

Pre Trade Test Toolkit Assessment – Boilermaker

4473

Pre Trade Test Toolkit Assessment – Welder

APPRENTICE

PRE-TRADE TEST TRAINING

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0727	Boilermaker Pre-Trade Test Training	10
0964	Electrician Pre-Trade Test Training	20
3623	Fitter & Turner Pre-Trade Test Training	30
3623	Fitter Pre-Trade Test Training	20
3718	Millwright (Electrical) Pre-Trade Test Training	20
3719	Millwright (Mechanical) Pre-Trade Test Training	20
0726	Motor Mechanic Pre-Trade Test Training	10
0723	Toolmaker Pre-Trade Test Training (Trade test preparation pre work materials including tooling to be supplied by the customer)	10
0725	Turner Pre-Trade Test Training	10
3977	Welder Pre-Trade Test Training	15

APPRENTICE

TRADE TEST ASSESSMENT

CODE

COURSE

DURATION

(in days)

4474

Trade Test Assessment – Boilermaker

4475

Trade Test Assessment – Welder

MERSETA

APPRENTICESHIP MODULES GROUPED INTO PHASES FOR ANNUAL TRAINING

BOILERMAKER

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0729	Boilermaker Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	43
0730	Boilermaker Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	43
0731	Boilermaker Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	33

ELECTRICIAN

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3776	Electrician Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	62
3297	Electrician Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	34
3868	Electrician Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	36

FITTER

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2926	Fitter Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	62
2927	Fitter Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	36
2928	Fitter Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	18

FITTER & TURNER

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2923	Fitter & Turner Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	62
2924	Fitter & Turner Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	76
2925	Fitter & Turner Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	55

MILLWRIGHT – ELECTRICAL

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3300	Millwright- Electrical Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	29
3301	Millwright– Electrical Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	37
3304	Millwright– Electrical Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	41

MILLWRIGHT – MECHANICAL

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3654	Millwright-Mechanical Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	60
3460	Millwright-Mechanical Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	36
3478	Millwright-Mechanical Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	18

MOTOR MECHANIC

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2430	Motor Mechanic Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	55
2431	Motor Mechanic Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	39
2432	Motor Mechanic Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	36

TOOL, JIG & DIE MAKER

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3323	Tool, Jig & Die Maker Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	53
3324	Tool, Jig & Die Maker Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	50
3325	Tool, Jig & Die Maker Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	39

TURNER

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2929	Turner Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	52
2930	Turner Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	50
2931	Turner Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	37

WELDER

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
4421	Welder Phase 1 (Modular Training) (MERSETA)	60
0992	Welder Phase 2 (Modular Training) (MERSETA)	27
4423	Welder Phase 3 (Modular Training) (MERSETA)	45

MERSETA

BOILERMAKER

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0729	BOILERMAKER PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	43
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1 & SF5	2
0732	Materials MA1 – MA5	3
0733	Principles & Techniques of Marking Off: MT1-MT3.	8
0734	Drawings & Sketches DS1 – DS5 &DV1	10
0735	Hand & Power tools HT1, HP1, HT3, HS3, HP2, WT2, WT22	10
0875	TRADE RELATED SKILLS / MACHINES Operate a guillotine GV Operate a power saw PS Operate a punch a shears PC Operate a bending press BP Operate a plate rolls PR	4
0736	Basic Rigging BG2, BG3, BG5 MA6	3

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0730	BOILERMAKER PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	43
0737	Arc Welding SF3, AW1 to AW8	10
0740	Gas Welding SF3, GW1 – GW9	5
0741	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC5.	8
0743	Developments DV2 – DV4	20

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0731	BOILERMAKER PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	33
0742	Thermal Applications TA1 – TA5	3
0751	Structural Boilermaker Work: PVW1 to PVW5, SW2, SW4 to SW8	30

0256

Apprentice Boilermaker Selected Modules

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

MERSETA

ELECTRICIAN

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3776	ELECTRICIAN PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	62
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1 & SF5	2
0976	Materials ME1, ME3, ME4	2
3196	Drawings & Sketches DSE1 – DSE8	8
0978	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools WT22, HS2 – HS5 (Sharpening tools)	4
3197	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools & Marking Off WT1, WT2 HT1 – HT4, HS1 MO1 & MT9 (Correct use of tools)	10
0318	Basic Rigging BG2 – BG4	3
3198	Wiring WI 1	15
2614	Arc Welding SF3,AO1 – AO4	5
0320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13	5
0983	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC3	5

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3297	ELECTRICIAN PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	34
3245	AC Machines AC 9 – AC11, AC16 – AC18	15
3291	DC Machines DC1	2
0974	Soft Solder SS1 & SS2	2
0986	Conductors CO1 – CO3	2
0987	Cables CA1 – CA5	3
3292	Installations IN 1, IN 2	10

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3868	ELECTRICIAN PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	36
0975	Electrical Measuring Equipment MJ1	3
3293	Electrical testing Instruments ET1	3
3294	Fault Finding FA2, FA6	5
3295	Electrical Equipment EE1	10
3721	Electronics EL1- EL3	5
3707	Electronics PLC, EL5	10

2795

Apprentice Electrician Selected Modules

ADDITIONAL TRAINING

CODE

COURSE

DURATION

(in days)

3706

Variable Speed Drives

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

MERSETA

FITTER

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2926	FITTER PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	62
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1& SF5	2
0312	Materials MA1 – MA3	2
0313	Measuring Equipment MF1 – MF7	5
0314	Drawings & Sketches DS1 – DS2 & DS7 – DS10	3
0315	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools HT1, WT21-22, HS2 – HS5, HS7 (Sharpening tools)	4
2051	Marking Off MT6 – MT9	3
0316	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools WT1- WT3 & WT17, HT2-4, HS8 (Correct use of tools)	20
0318	Basic Rigging BG2 – BG4	3
2087	Lubrication LU1 – LU4	2
0323	Bearings BE1, BE2, BE5 – BE15 & WT20	5
0319	Arc Welding SF3, AO1 – AO4	10

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2927	FITTER PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	36
0320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13,	5
0321	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC3, HS9	5
0322	Couplings CP1, CP2, CP7	3
0324	Drives DR1 –DR4, DR6– DR11	5
0317	Keys & Locking Devices KL1 – KL7	10
0330	Assemblies AS1 – AS6, AS8	3
0384	Introduction to Hydraulics	5

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2928	FITTER PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	18
484	Introduction to Pneumatics	5
0325	Pumps PU1 – PU7	5
2895	Brakes & Clutches BC1 – BC5 & BC7	3
0329	Installation of machinery IM1	5

2439

Apprentice Fitter Selected Modules

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

MERSETA

FITTER & TURNER

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2923	FITTER & TURNER PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	62
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1 & SF5	2
0312	Materials MA1 – MA3	2
0313	Measuring Equipment MF1 – MF7	5
0314	Drawings & Sketches DS1 – DS2 & DS7 – DS10	3
0315	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools HT1, WT21 WT22, HS2 – 5, HS7 (Sharpening tools)	4
2051	Marking Off MT6 – MT9	3
0316	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools WT 1-3 & WT17, HT2-4, HS8 (Correct use of tools)	20
0318	Basic Rigging BG2 – BG4	3
2087	Lubrication LU1 – LU4	2
0323	Bearings BE1, BE2, BE5 – BE15 & WT20	5
0319	Arc Welding SF3, AO1 – AO4	10

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2924	FITTER & TURNER PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	76
0320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13	5
0353	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC3, GC6, HS9	5
0330	Assemblies AS1 – AS6, AS8	3
0317	Keys & Locking Devices KL1 – KL7	10
0322	Couplings CP1, CP2, CP7	3
0324	Drives DR1 –DR4, DR6– DR11	5
0384	Introduction to Hydraulics	5
0332	Centre Lathe Work HS10, CL1 – CL8, CL10	20
4254	Milling Machine Work HS10, MM1 – 4, MM7, MM10 – MM11, MM13, MM15, MM18, MM20 – MM21	20

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2925	FITTER & TURNER PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	55
0325	Pumps PU1 – PU7	5
484	Introduction to Pneumatics	5
0335	Centre Lathe CL5, CL9, CL11-13, WT20	20
0331	Milling Machine Work MM17	2
0354	Milling Machine Work MM6, MM16, MM19	5
0355	Milling Machine Work MM5, MM8, MM12, MM14, MF8	10
2895	Brakes & Clutches BC1 – BC5 & BC7	3
0329	Installation of Machinery IM1	5

0261

Apprentice Fitter and Turner Selected Modules

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

MERSETA

MILLWRIGHT

(Electrical Department)

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3300	MILLWRIGHT – ELECTRICAL PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	29
0976	Materials, ME3, ME4	2
2898	Drawings & Sketches DSE 1-3, DSE 5-7, DSE22 & 23	10
2899	Marking Off MO1& 2	2
3198	Wiring WI 1	15

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3301	MILLWRIGHT – ELECTRICAL PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	37
3302	AC Machines AC9 – AC11, AC17 – AC18	15
0985	DC Machines DC4 – DC6	5
0974	Soft Solder SS1 & SS2	2
0986	Conductors CO1 – CO3	2
2902	Cables CA1 – CA4	3
3292	Installations IN 1, IN 2	10

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3304	MILLWRIGHT – ELECTRICAL PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	41
0975	Electrical Measuring Equipment MJ1	3
3293	Electrical testing Instruments ET1	3
3306	Fault Finding FA6 FA7-FA10	10
3295	Electrical Equipment EE1	10
3721	Electronics EL1- EL3	5
3707	Electronics PLC, EL5	10

2439

Apprentice Millwright Selected Modules (Electrical)

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Training Schedule

MERSETA

MILLWRIGHT

(Mechanical Department)

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3654	MILLWRIGHT – MECHANICAL PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	60
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1 & SF5	2
2887	Materials MA3, MA13 & MA14	2
2888	Measuring Equipment MF1 – MF6 & MF 14	5
2889	Drawings & Sketches DS9	1
0315	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools HT1, WT21 – 22, HS2 – HS5, HS7 (Sharpening tools)	4
2051	Marking Off MT6 – MT9	3
2890	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools WT1- WT3 & WT17, HT2-4, HS1 & HS8 (Correct use of tools)	20
0318	Basic Rigging BG2 – BG4	3
2087	Lubrication LU1 – LU4	2
2891	Bearings BE1, BE2, BE6 – BE15, WT20	5
0319	Arc Welding SF3, AO1 – AO4	10

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3460	MILLWRIGHT – MECHANICAL PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	36
0320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13,	5
0321	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC3, HS9,	5
2892	Couplings CP1, CP2, CP7 & MF14	3
2893	Drives DR1 –DR4, DR6 – DR10 & MF14	5
0317	Keys & Locking Devices KL1 – KL7	10
0330	Assemblies AS1 – AS6, AS8	3
0384	Introduction to Hydraulics	5

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3478	MILLWRIGHT – MECHANICAL PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	18
484	Introduction to Pneumatics	5
0325	Pumps PU1 – PU7	5
2895	Brakes & Clutches BC1 – BC5 & BC 7	3
2896	Installation of machinery IM3	5

2952

Apprentice Millwright Selected Modules (Mechanical)

MERSETA

MOTOR MECHANIC

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2430	MOTOR MECHANIC PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING	55
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1 & SF5	2
1809	Drawings & Sketches DS7, DS24, DS25 & DS27	3
1966	Materials MA2, 3 & MA15	2
2286	Measuring Equipment MF1 – 4 & MF 6	5
2404	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools HT1, WT2, WT21 & 22, HS2 – HS5, HS7 (Sharpening tools)	4
2405	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools WT1 & 2, HT2-4, MT9, HS1&8 (Correct use of tools)	10
2406	Keys & Locking Devices KL3-6 & KL8-10	3
2407	Service SER 1-3	2
2408	Transmission Systems TS1	5
2409	Cooling Systems CS1-14	3
2614	Arc Welding SF3, AO1 – AO4	5
0320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13,	5
4488	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC3, HS9	3

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2431	MOTOR MECHANIC PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING	39
2411	Exhaust Systems EXS1	2
2412	Fuel Systems FS6 & FS9 & DS 21	5
2413	Transmission Systems Remove, test & replace clutch components TS3	5
2414	Transmission Systems Gearbox & Differential TS 2	10
2415	Suspension Systems SUS 1-6	8
2416	Braking Systems DS19, BS1-4	5
2417	Air Over Hydraulic Brakes AHB1	2
2418	Bearings BE15-20, WT7, WT18 & WT20	2

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2432	MOTOR MECHANIC PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING	36
2419	Steering systems STS 1-2	5
2420	Electrical Systems ES 1-3, MF 12 & DS 28	6
2421	Soft Solder SS 11	1
2422	Batteries BA1-5	1
2423	Basic Lifting Techniques BG2, 3 & BG9	3
2424	Engines & Accessories EA 1-EA3 & 4 DS23	8
2425	Engines & Accessories EA 2 & EA 11	1
2426	Engines & Accessories MF7, EA 5-9	5
2427	Engines & Accessories EA 10	1
2428	Engine Tuning ETU 1	5

0266

Apprentice Motor Mechanical Selected Modules

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

MOTOR MECHANIC

SELECTED MODULES

The modules below are aligned to the current MERSETA Motor Mechanical Apprentice Training Modules.

3 Streams have been identified which divide the trade into the following:

Auto Electrical Repairs
Strip and Assemble Drive Train Components
Strip and Assemble Engines and Accessories

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
4316	Auto Electrical Repairs and Vehicle Service	29
1809	Drawings & Sketches DS7, DS24, DS25 & DS27	3
2286	Measuring Equipment MF1 – 4 & MF 6	5
2409	Cooling Systems CS1-14	3
320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13,	5
2420	Electrical Systems ES 1-3, MF 12 & DS 28	6
2421	Soft Solder SS 11	1
2422	Batteries BA1-5	1
2428	Engine Tuning ETU 1	5

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
4317	Strip and Assemble Drive Train Components	52
1809	Drawings & Sketches DS7, DS24, DS25 & DS27	3
2286	Measuring Equipment MF1 – 4 & MF 6	5
2407	Service SER 1-3	2
2408	Transmission Systems TS 1	5
2413	Transmission Systems Remove, test & replace clutch components TS3	5
2414	Transmission Systems Gearbox & Differential TS 2	10
2415	Suspension Systems SUS 1-6	8
2416	Braking Systems DS19, BS1-4	5
2417	Air Over Hydraulic Brakes AHB1	2
2418	Bearings BE15-20, WT7, WT18 & WT20	2
2419	Steering systems STS 1-2	5

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
4318	Strip and Assemble Engines and Accessories	45
1809	Drawings & Sketches DS7, DS24, DS25 & DS27	3
2286	Measuring Equipment MF1 – 4 & MF 6	5
2404	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools HT1, WT2, WT21&22, HS2 – HS5, HS7	4
2405	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools WT1 & 2, HT2-4, MT9, HS1&8	10
2423	Basic Lifting Techniques BG2,3 & BG9	3
2424	Engines & Accessories EA 1-EA3 & 4 DS 23	8
2425	Engines & Accessories EA 2 & EA 11	1
2426	Engines & Accessories MF7, EA 5-9	5
2427	Engines & Accessories EA 10	1
2428	Engine Tuning ETU 1	5

MERSETA

TOOL, JIG & DIE MAKER

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3323	TOOL, JIG & DIE MAKER PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	53
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1 & SF5	2
0357	Materials MA 23, MA24 & MA3	2
0359	Measuring Equipment MF1 – MF6 & MF13	5
0314	Drawings & Sketches DS1, DS2 & DS7 – DS10	3
0340	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools HT1, WT22, HS3, HS5, HS7 (Sharpening tools)	4
0358	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools WT1, WT2, WT17, HT2 – 4, HS8, MT9 (Correct use of tools)	20
0341	Keys & Locking Devices KL4, KL6, KL7	1
0318	Basic Rigging BG2 – BG4	3
0319	Arc Welding SF3,AO1 – AO4	10

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3324	TOOL, JIG & DIE MAKER PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	50
0320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13,	5
4115	Gas Cutting / Heating SF3, GC1 – GC2, GC7, HS 15	5
0344	Centre Lathe Work HS10, CL1 – CL5, CL7, CL8, CL15.	20
0342	Milling Machine Work HS10, MM1-4, MM7, MM9-10, MM28, MM13, MM15, MM20 – 22	20

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3325	TOOL, JIG & DIE MAKER PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	39
0346	Centre Lathe CL5, CL9, CL11 – 12, CL16, WT20	20
3799	Grinding and Hardening GR1 – 3, HF8, HF9	10
0331	Milling Machine Work MM17	2
0345	Milling Machine Work MM26, MM16,	3
0348	Milling Machine Work MM25, MM27, MM14	2
3410	Assemblies AS3 – AS6 + AS8	2

0265

Apprentice Toolmaker Selected Modules

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

MERSETA

TURNER

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2929	TURNER PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	52
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1& SF5	2
0312	Materials MA1 – MA3	2
0334	Measuring Equipment MF1 – MF4, MF6 & MF17	5
0314	Drawings & Sketches DS1 – DS2 & DS7 – DS10	3
0315	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools HT1, WT21 WT22, HS2-5, HS7 (Sharpening tools)	4
0337	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop tools WT 1-2 & WT17, HT2-4, HS8 & MT9 (Correct use of tools)	20
0318	Basic Rigging BG2 – BG4	3
0319	Arc Welding SF3, AO1 – AO4	10

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2930	TURNER PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	50
0320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13,	5
0321	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC3, HS9,	5
0332	Centre Lathe Work HS10, CL1 – CL8, CL10	20
4254	Milling Machine Work HS10, MM1-4, MM7, MM10 -MM11, MM13, MM15, MM18, MM20 -MM21	20

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
2931	TURNER PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	37
0335	Centre Lathe CL5, CL9, CL11-13, WT20	20
0331	Milling Machine Work MM17	2
0333	Milling Machine Work MM6, MM16, MM19	5
0338	Milling Machine Work MM5, MM8, MM12, MM14, MF8	10

0262

Apprentice Turner Selected Modules

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

MERSETA

WELDER

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
4421	WELDER PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	60
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0972	Safety SF1, SF5 & SF6	2
0917	Materials MA1 – MA5	3
0918	Principles & Techniques of Marking Off: MT1-MT3.	8
0919	Drawings & Sketches DS1 – DS4	3
0920	Hand & Power tools HT1 to HT4, WT1, WT2, WT22, HS3	10
0318	Basic Rigging BG2 to BG4	3
0936	TRADE RELATED SKILLS / MACHINES Operate a guillotine TRS1 Operate a power saw TRS2	1
0926	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC7	7
0924	Shielded Metal Arc Welding SF3, AW 1 to AW7, AW9	15
4422	Gas Welding SF3, GW1 – GW6, GW8 – GW10	5

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0992	WELDER PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	27
0927	Thermal Applications TA1	2
0928	Gas Metal Arc Welding GMA1 to GMA7, GMA11	15
0929	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTA1 to GTA6, GTA8, GTA12	10

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
4423	WELDER PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING (MERSETA)	45
0931	Shielded Metal Arc Welding AW8 (Pipe)	10
4424	Gas Welding GW7 (Pipe)	5
0932	Gas Metal Arc Welding GMA8 (Pipe)	10
0933	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTA10 (Pipe)	10
0934	Gas Metal Arc Welding GMA10(Aluminium)	5
0935	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTA7(Aluminium)	5

0260

Apprentice Welder Selected Modules

For course abbreviations refer to the Apprentice Modular Training Information Sheet

OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE ARTISAN APPRENTICE

CREDIT BASED MODULAR TRADES

TRAINING SUMMARY

AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC
COURSE	CURRICULUM		COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE				(in days)
4493	653101000		AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	88.77	63
4494	653101000		AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	108.37	87
4495	653101000		AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	72.86	35
			TOTALS:	270.00	185

BOILERMAKER
COURSE	CURRICULUM		COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE				(in days)
4524	651203000		BOILERMAKER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	52.51	38
4525	651203000		BOILERMAKER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	69.48	65
4526	651203000		BOILERMAKER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	93.02	68
			TOTALS:	215.00	171

ELECTRICIAN
COURSE	CURRICULUM		COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE				(in days)
4625	671101000		ELECTRICIAN ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	67.67	50
4626	671101000		ELECTRICIAN ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	96.09	65
4627	671101000		ELECTRICIAN ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	40.22	30
			TOTALS:	203.98	145

MECHANICAL FITTER
COURSE	CURRICULUM		COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE				(in days)
4559	653303000		MECHANICAL FITTER ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 1	46.54	60
4560	653303000		MECHANICAL FITTER ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 2	37.55	30
4561	653303000		MECHANICAL FITTER ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 3	62.59	35
			TOTALS:	146.68	125

FITTER AND TURNER
COURSE	CURRICULUM		COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE				(in days)
4581	652302000		FITTER AND TURNER ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 1	52.43	60
4582	652302000		FITTER AND TURNER ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 2	74.95	60
4583	652302000		FITTER AND TURNER ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 3	90.59	75
			TOTALS:	217.97	195

METAL MACHINIST
COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE		CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE				(in days)
4609	652301000	METAL MACHINIST ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 1		42.40	40
4610	652301000	METAL MACHINIST ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 2		41.34	45
4611	652301000	METAL MACHINIST ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 3		52.26	60
		TOTALS:		136.00	145

MILLWRIGHT (Mechanical Department)
COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4654	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (MECHANICAL) YEAR 1	71.42	70
4655	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (MECHANICAL) YEAR 2	40.54	30
4656	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (MECHANICAL) YEAR 3	48.42	30
		TOTALS:	160.37	130

MILLWRIGHT (Electrical Department)
COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4640	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (ELECTRICAL) YEAR 1	45.26	25
4641	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (ELECTRICAL) YEAR 2	114.10	65
4642	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (ELECTRICAL) YEAR 3	47.70	48
		TOTALS:	207.06	138

WELDER
COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4540	651202000	WELDER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	85.00	55
4547	651202000	WELDER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	96.00	55
4554	651202000	WELDER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	56.00	35
		TOTALS:	237.00	145

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC

SAQA QUAL ID: 118733 Last date for Enrolment: 31/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4493	653101000	AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	88.77	63

4496	MODULES	INDUCTION	9.00	5
	AMM-TH01-MO1	Induction
	KM01 KT01	Employment	0.50
	KM01 KT02	Organization of work	0.99
	KM01 KT03	Employer-Employee relationships	0.99
	KM01 KT04	Concepts related to the performance of work	1.98
	KM01 KT05	Types and structure of employer organizations and the impact of the external environment	1.98
	KM01 KT06	Information and communication technology at work	0.99
	KM01 KT07	Ethics at work	0.50
	KM01 KT08	Current trends influencing work	1.08

4497	MODULES	FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPTS FOR MECHANICS	13.01	5
	AMM-TH02-MO1	Foundational concepts for mechanics
	KM02 KT01	The world of engine, motor, vehicle and light and heavy equipment repair	2.10
	KM02 KT02	Servicing and maintenance	2.10
	KM02 KT03	Physics	1.96
	KM02 KT05	Vehicle and equipment construction	1.96
	KM02 KT06	Additional engine applications	1.96
	KM02 KT07	Operation and application of alternative vehicle propulsion technologies	0.98
	KM05 KT05	Stationary engine systems	1.95

4498	MODULES	OPERATE A COMPUTER	5.20	2
	AMM-TH10-M02	Operate a computer
	PM02 PS05	Perform basic computer operations	5.20

4499	MODULES	BASIC FIRST AID AND SAFETY SIGNAGE	1.00	3
	AMM-TH08-M01	Basic First Aid and Safety Signage
	PM01 PS01	Perform basic first aid	0.50
	PM01 PS03	Read and respond to safety signage	0.50

4500	MODULES	BASIC FIRE FIGHTING	0.50	1
	AMM-TH08-M02	Basic Fire Fighting
	PM01 PS02	Perform basic fire fighting	0.50

4501	MODULES	LIFTING EQUIPMENT	0.50	2
	AMM-TH08-M03	Lifting Equipment
	PM01 PS04	Identify, use and care for lifting and support equipment	0.50

4502	MODULES	USE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT	20.80	10
	AMM-TH10-M01	Use Tools and equipment
	PM02 PS01	Identify, use and care for basic hand tools and equipment	5.20
	PM02 PS02	Identify, use and care for workshop tools and equipment	5.20
	PM02 PS03	Identify, use and care for measuring equipment	5.20
	PM02 PS04	Fabricate simple components using basic hand tools	5.20

4503	MODULES	ARC WELDING	1.67	5
	AMM-TH11-M01	Arc Weld
	PM03 PS01	Arc weld metal to specification	1.67

4504	MODULES	GAS WELDING	1.67	5
	AMM-TH11-M02	Gas Weld
	PM03 PS02	Gas weld metal to specification	1.67

4505	MODULES	GAS CUTTING	1.67	5
	AMM-TH11-M03	Gas Cut
	PM03 PS03	Gas cut metal to specification	1.67

4506	MODULES	BEARINGS, BUSHES, SEALS ,KEYS AND LOCKING DEVICES	8.00	5
	AMM-TH02-MO3	Bushes & Bearings
	KM03 KT04	Bushes and bearings	2.00
	AMM-TH02-M02	Inspect and Install Bearings
	PM04 PS03	Remove, inspect, maintain and install bearings	2.00
	AMM-TH12-M01	Remove and Install Mechanical Components
	PM04 PS01	Use fasteners, keys and locking devices	2.00
	PM04 PS02	Remove and install gaskets and seals	2.00

4507	MODULES	VEHICLE HYDRAULICS AND PNEUMATICS	6.00	5
	AMM-TH13-MO1	Hydraulic and Pneumatic Theory
	KM06 KT03	Basic hydraulics and pneumatics for engine and vehicle systems	4.00
	AMM-TH13-M02	Construct and Troubleshoot Hydraulic and Pneumatic Circuits
	PM06 PS01	Construct and trouble-shoot basic hydraulic circuits	1.00
	PM06 PS02	Construct and trouble-shoot basic pneumatic circuits	1.00

4508	MODULES	VEHICLE LUBRICATION, HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS	19.76	10
	AMM-TH02-MO2	Vehicle and Equipment Fundamentals
	AMM-TH03-MO1	Lubrication systems
	AMM-TH03-MO2	Heating & Cooling Systems
	KM03 KT02	Fluids, lubricants, materials and metals applicable to the trade	2.00
	KM03 KT03	Fundamentals of lubrication	2.00
	KM04 KT01	Engine lubrication systems	2.00
	KM04 KT02	Heating and cooling systems	2.00
	PM09 PS03	Dismantle, assess and reassemble lubrication systems	1.25
	PM19 PS05	Diagnose and repair lubrication system faults (electrical and sensor components)	2.86
	PM07 PS04	Test and adjust coolant condition	1.20
	PM13 PS01	Test and adjust coolant condition	1.00
	PM09 PS05	Dismantle, assess and reassemble cooling systems	1.25
	PM13 PS02	Disassemble, assess and reassemble cooling systems	1.00
	PM13 PS03	Diagnose and repair engine cooling system faults	1.00
	PM17 PS01	Diagnose and repair engine cooling system faults	2.20

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC

SAQA QUAL ID: 118733 Last date for Enrolment: 31/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4494	653101000	AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	108.37	87

4509	MODULES	EXHAUST & INDUCTION SYSTEMS	14.56	10
	AMM-TH03-MO3	Exhaust Systems
	KM04 KT04	Exhaust systems	2.00
	KM04 KT03	Induction systems	2.00
	PM09 PS06	Dismantle, assess and reassemble induction and exhaust systems	1.25
	PM17 PS02	Diagnose and repair exhaust system faults	2.20
	PM11 PS01	Remove and refit induction, forced induction and exhaust systems	0.86
	PM09 PS07	Dismantle, assess and reassemble forced induction systems (turbo chargers)	1.25
	PM19 PS04	Diagnose and repair forced induction system faults	2.86
	PM16 PS01	Commission and test induction, forced induction and exhaust systems	2.14

4510	MODULES	STEERING & SUSPENSION SYSTEMS	14.99	15
	AMM-TH04-M07	Suspension and Steering Systems (including Tyres, Wheels & Alignment)
	KM05 KT01	Tyres, wheels and suspension and steering systems	2.99
	PM08 PS03	Remove, test, repair and refit tyres, and balance and align wheels	1.33
	PM10 PS03	Disassemble, assess and reassemble steering and suspension systems	2.00
	PM11 PS04	Remove,and refit tyres, and balance and align wheels	0.86
	PM08 PS01	Disassemble, assess and reassemble steering and suspension systems	1.33
	PM16 PS04	Commission and test tyres, and balance and align wheels	2.14
	PM08 PS02	Remove, test, repair and refit steering and suspension systems	1.33
	PM11 PS03	Remove and refit steering and suspension systems	0.86
	PM16 PS03	Commission and test steering and suspension systems	2.14

4511	MODULES	DRIVE TRAIN SYTEMS	14.64	15
	AMM-THO4-MO4	Drive Shafts and Transfer Cases
	KM05 KT02	Drive train systems	2.99
	PM10 PS02	Dismantle, assess and reassemble drive train system components	2.00
	PM11 PS06	Remove and refit drive train components	0.86
	PM14 PS02	Remove, test, repair and refit drivetrain components	0.50
	PM14 PS08	Diagnose and repair transfer case faults	0.50
	PM17 PS08	Diagnose and repair transfer case faults	2.20
	PM14 PS01	Disassemble, assess and reassemble drivetrain system components	0.50
	PM16 PS06	Commission and test drivetrain components	2.14
	AMM-THO4-MO5	Differentials and Rear Drive Axles
	PM14 PS07	Diagnose and repair rear wheel differential faults	0.50
	PM17 PS07	Diagnose and repair rear wheel differential faults	2.20
	AMM-THO4-MO6	Transaxles and Front Drive Axles
	PM14 PS05	Diagnose and repair front wheel drive gearbox and differential faults (manual)	0.25


4512	MODULES		TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS	13.92	10
	AMM-THO4-MO3		Automatic Transmission Systems (including gearboxes)
	KM05 KT04		Vehicle or equipment transmission systems	3.12
	PM14 PS06		Diagnose and repair automatic transmission faults	0.50
	PM17 PS06		Diagnose and repair automatic transmission faults	2.20
	AMM-THO4-MO2		Manual Transmission Systems (including gearboxes)
	PM14 PS03		Diagnose and repair manual transmission faults	0.50
	PM17 PS03		Diagnose and repair manual transmission faults	2.20
	PM14 PS04		Diagnose and repair rear wheel drive gearbox faults (manual)	0.50
	PM17 PS04		Diagnose and repair rear wheel drive gearbox faults (manual)	2.20
	PM14 PS05		Diagnose and repair front wheel drive gearbox and differential faults (manual)	0.5
	PM17 PS05		Diagnose and repair front wheel drive gearbox and differential faults (manual)	2.20

4513	MODULES		CLUTCH SYSTEMS	5.15	5
	AMM-THO4-MO1		Clutch Systems
	KM05 KT03		Clutch and pressure plate assemblies	1.95
	PM15 PS03		Diagnose and repair clutch faults	1.00
	PM17 PS09		Diagnose and repair clutch faults	2.20

4514	MODULES		ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS	3.00	5
	AMM-TH05-M01		Fundamentals of Electricity
	KM03 KT01		Fundamentals of electricity	2.00
	AMM-TH05-M02		Construct and Troubleshoot Auto-Electrical Circuits
	PM05 PS01		Construct and trouble-shoot basic auto-electrical circuits	1.00

4515	MODULES		BATTERIES	1.20	2
	AMM-TH05-M03		Automotive Batteries
	PM07 PS03		Test and maintain batteries	1.20

4516	MODULES		ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS	23.07	15
	AMM-TH05-M04		Charging Systems
	KM06 KT01		Electrical systems in vehicles and equipment	4.96
	PM09 PS08		Dismantle, assess and reassemble engine electrical systems (including conventional ignition systems)	1.25
	AMM-TH05-M05		Starting Systems
	PM18 PS01		Diagnose and repair starting system faults	3.50
	AMM-TH05-M06		Ignition System
	PM18 PS02		Diagnose and repair charging system faults	3.50
	PM19 PS01		Diagnose and repair ignition system faults	2.86
	AMM-TH05-M07		Lighting and Auxiliary Electrical Systems
	PM18 PS03		Diagnose and repair lighting system faults	3.50
	PM18 PS04		Diagnose and repair auxiliary electrical system faults	3.50

4517	MODULES	ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS		18.10		10
	AMM-TH05-M08	Basic Electronics for Engines, Vehicles and Equipment
	KM06 KT02	Basic electronics for engines, vehicles and equipment		7.04
	PM07 PS01	Access electronic control modules and download operational and parameter information		1.20
	AMM-TH07-M06	Electronic Control Systems
	KM07 KT01	Electronic control systems		6.00
	AMM-TH05-M09	Construct and Troubleshoot Auto-Electronic Circuits
	PM05 PS02	Construct and trouble-shoot basic auto-electronic circuits		1.00
	PM19 PS07	Diagnose and repair electronic management system faults		2.86

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC

SAQA QUAL ID: 118733 Last date for Enrolment: 31/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM		COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE				(in days)
4495	653101000		AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	72.86	37

4518			ENGINES	9.64	15
	AMM-TH06-M01		Principles of internal combustion engines
	KM02 KT04		Basic principles of internal combustion engines	2.94
	PM07 PS02		Prepare and service engine and vehicle sub-systems	1.20
	AMM-THO6-MO2		Engine Performance and Diagnosis of Common Engine Problems
	PM09 PS01		Dismantle, assess and reassemble cylinder heads	1.25
	PM09 PS02		Dismantle, assess and reassemble engine sub-assemblies (bottom end)	1.25
	AMM-THO6-MO3		Engine Removal, Disassembly, Service, Repair and Re-assembly
	PM11 PS07		Remove, and refit vehicle engines (commission)	0.86
	PM16 PS07		Commission and test vehicle engines	2.14

4519			FUEL SYSTEMS	24.36	5
	AMM-THO7-MO1		Fuel Systems
	KM07 KT02		Fuel systems for diesel engines	8.10
	PM07 PS05		Bleed air out of diesel fuel systems	1.20
	PM19 PS03		Diagnose and repair engine fuel system faults	2.86
	KM07 KT03		Fuel systems for petrol engines	8.10
	PM09 PS04		Dismantle, assess and reassemble fuel systems	1.25
	PM19 PS02		Diagnose and repair engine fuel system faults	2.86

4520			BRAKING SYSTEMS	14.10	5
	AMM-TH07-M02		Brakes and braking systems
	KM07 KT04		Brakes and braking systems	3.90
	PM10 PS01		Dismantle, assess and reassemble brake systems	2.00
	PM11 PS02		Remove and refit braking systems	0.86
	PM17 PS10		Diagnose and repair braking system faults	2.20
	PM16 PS02		Commission and test braking systems	2.14
	PM15 PS01		Disassemble, assess and reassemble brake systems	1.00
	PM15 PS02		Remove, test, repair and refit braking systems	1.00
	PM15 PS04		Diagnose and repair braking system faults	1.00

4521			COMFORT & SAFETY	3.90	2
	AMM-THO7-MO3		Comfort and Safety Systems
	KM07 KT05		Comfort and safety systems	3.90

4522			AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS	9.86	5
	AMM-TH07-M05		Air-conditioning Systems
	PM11 PS05		Remove, and refit vehicle air conditioning systems	0.86
	PM12 PS01		Remove, test, repair and reinstall vehicle air conditioning systems	2.00
	PM12 PS02		Diagnose and repair air conditioning system faults	2.00
	PM19 PS06		Diagnose and repair air conditioning system faults	2.86
	PM16 PS05		Commission and test vehicle air conditioning systems	2.14

4523		DIAGNOSTICS		11.00		5
	AMM-THO8-MO1	Engine Optimisation and Problem-solving Techniques
	KM08 KT01	Power, performance and pollution		6.00
	KM08 KT02	Problem solving principles and techniques		4.00
	(AMM-GM-M01)	Principles of Testing and Diagnosing
	PM13 PS04	Access electronic control modules and download operational and parameter information		1.00

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BOILERMAKER.

SAQA QUAL ID: 93626 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4524	651203000	BOILERMAKER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	52.51	38.00

4527	MODULES	INDUCTION	9.00	8
	KM01 KT01	Introduction to the Boilermaker Trade	1.44
	KM01 KT02	Occupational Health, Safety and Environment	2.52
	KM01 KT03	Quality Control and Quality Assurance Awareness for the Boilermaker	2.52
	KM01 KT04	Fabrication	2.52

4528	MODULES	BOILERMAKER TOOLS, EQUIPMENT & MACHINES	27.13	20
	KM02 KT01	Boilermaker Trade Related Tools and Equipment	2.50
	KM02 KT02	Trade related machines and machine operations	3.00
	KM02 KT04	Materials used in fabrication	2.50
	PM02 PS01	Maintain hand tools	1.88
	PM02 PS02	Maintain power tools	1.88
	PM02 PS04	Maintain layout and measuring tools	1.88
	PM02 PS07	Use hand and power tools	1.88
	PM02 PS03	Maintain stationary machinery	1.88
	PM02 PS06	Use and maintain access equipment	1.88
	PM02 PS08	Operate machines	1.88
	PM03 PS13	Cut material using ironworkers	2.00
	PM03 PS02	Cut material using shears	2.00
	PM03 PS03	Cut material using saws	2.00

4529	MODULES	BASIC LIFTING TECHNIQUES	16.38	10
	KM04 KT04	Lifting of loads	2.10
	KM04 KT05	Hoisting, lifting and slinging	2.10
	PM05 PS06	Apply a variety of basic lifting techniques and rigging hand signals according to OHS Act	2.55
	PM05 PS07	Prepare and secure a site prior to erecting of components	2.55
	PM05 PS08	Determine weights	2.55
	PM05 PS09	Sling loads	2.55
	PM03 PS09	Handle materials and work pieces	2.00

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BOILERMAKER.

SAQA QUAL ID: 93626 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4525	651203000	BOILERMAKER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	69.48	65

4530	MODULES	BOILERMAKER DRAWING	23.40	30
	KM06 KT01	Boilermaker’s drawings	9.00
	PM01 PS01	Read engineering drawings.	3.60
	PM01 PS03	Draw and interpret simple plate, pipe and structural steel plate, pipe and structural steel drawings.	3.60
	PM01 PS02	Compile a material list.	3.60
	PM01 PS04	Construct developments.	3.60

4531	MODULES	METAL WELDING	17.00	15
	KM05 KT04	Gas, Arc, TIG, MIG Welding processes for flat welding	3.00
	KM05 KT05	Gas, Arc, TIG, MIG welding in a down hand position	2.00
	KM05 KT06	Arc welding in all positions	2.00
	PM03 PS04	Prepare joints	2.00
	PM03 PS05	Apply heat prior to tack welding	2.00
	PM03 PS14	Perform tack welding	2.00
	PM03 PS10	Welding Using Arc Welding Method	2.00
	PM03 PS08	Weld using wire-feed processes (MIG & TIG)	2.00

4532	MODULES	GAS CUTTING	8.88	10
	KM05 KT07	Oxy fuel cutting	1.60
	KM05 KT08	Automated machine cutting	1.40
	PM02 PS05	Maintain cutting and welding equipment	1.88
	PM03 PS11	Weld using the oxy-fuel gas welding and brazing method	2.00
	PM03 PS12	Apply gas cutting and heating	2.00

4533	MODULES	HEAT TREATMENT	20.20	10
	KM05 KT02	Heat Treatment	3.00
	KM05 KT01	Thermal application	2.00
	KM05 KT03	Distortions	3.00
	PM03 PS06	Minimize welding distortions	2.00
	PM03 PS07	Correct welding distortions	2.00
	PM04 PS05	Applies heat for forming.	8.20

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BOILERMAKER.

SAQA QUAL ID: 93626 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4526	651203000	BOILERMAKER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	93.02	68.00

4534	MODULES	TEMPLATES	7.97	5
	KM03 KT01	Basic Templates	2.07
	KM03 KT02	Pipe and plate templates	1.15
	KM03 KT03	Templates for complex components and structures	1.15
	PM01 PS05	Mark-off materials and parts and make templates.	3.60

4535	MODULES	PIPE WORK	8.97	5
	KM03 KT09	Marking off pipe work	3.45
	KM03 KT08	Pipe work characteristics	3.45
	KM03 KT07	Simple pipe work component fabrication.	2.07

4536	MODULES	FORMING & SHAPING	42.46	30
	KM03 KT04	Forming and shaping simple components	2.07
	KM03 KT05	Fabrication using various structural steel shapes	3.45
	KM03 KT06	Forming and shaping complex components	4.14
	PM04 PS01	Form material using rollers.	8.20
	PM04 PS02	Form material using benders.	8.20
	PM04 PS03	Fabricate components, sub-components and structures applying various methods.	8.20
	PM04 PS04	Fabricate pipe sections.	8.20

4537	MODULES	JOINING, ERECTING & FASTENING	27.62	20
	KM04 KT01	Joining of simple components.	2.10
	KM04 KT02	Joining of steel structures	3.50
	KM04 KT03	Joining of complex assemblies	4.20
	PM05 PS01	Check sub-components and components	2.55
	PM05 PS02	Position and join sub-components and components in accordance to assembly drawings	2.55
	PM05 PS03	Set fabricated component in place	2.55
	PM05 PS04	Assemble and mechanically join sheet, plate, tube, pipe and steel sections	2.55
	PM05 PS05	Fasten components as required by the applied drawing specifications, (bolting, riveting and / welding)	2.55
	PM05 PS10	Erect and assemble pipes and steel structures	2.55
	PM05 PS11	Check completed assembly and erected structure for compliance as per final assembly drawing.	2.55

4538	MODULES	PLASMA CUTTING with CNC. Laser & Water Jet Cutting information	6.00	8
	KM05 KT09	Plasma cutting	1.00
	PM03 PS01	Cut material using plasma cutting equipment	2.00
	KM02 KT03	Computer numerical control (CNC) applications	2.00
	KM05 KT10	Laser jet and water jet cutting	1.00

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: ELECTRICIAN

SAQA QUAL ID: 91761 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4625	671101000	ELECTRICIAN ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	67.67	50

4628	MODULES	INDUCTION AND SAFETY	10.32	10
	KM01 KT01	Safety, health, environment, risk and quality principles in the workplace	5.00
	PM02 PS01	Undertake risk assessment in accordance with all statutory requirements	1.66
	PM02 PS03	Plan the worksite set-up	1.66
	PM03 PS02	Prepare and transport resources	1.00
	PM03 PS01	Procure resources	1.00

4629	MODULES	HAND AND POWER TOOLS	12.32	15
	KM02 KT01	Hand tools and power tools	4.00
	PM03 PS03	Prepare work site, equipment, tools, consumables and materials	1.00
	PM01 PS01	Select, use and care of engineering hand tools	3.66
	PM01 PS02	Select, use and care for power tools	3.66


4630	MODULES	ARC WELDING AND GAS CUTTING	7.32	10
	PM01 PS05	Carry out basic electric arc welding in an electrical environment	3.66
	PM01 PS06	Carry out basic gas cutting in an electrical environment	3.66

4631	MODULES	FUNDAMENTAL AND DRAWINGS	8.22	5
	KM04 KT01	Introduction to the world of work and the electrical trade	2.00
	KM03 KT01	Fundamentals of electricity	4.55
	PM02 PS02	Read and interpret electrical drawings	1.67

4632	MODULES	SUPPLY SYSTEMS	15.50	5
	KM07 KT01	Concepts, theories and principles of supply Systems	6.20
	KM07 KT03	Transformers	6.20
	KM07 KT02	Batteries	3.10

4633	MODULES	ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT	13.99	5
	KM03 KT03	Electrical principles of appliances	4.55
	KM07 KT06	Lighting systems	3.10
	PM05 PS05	Wire electrical equipment and control systems	6.34

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: ELECTRICIAN

SAQA QUAL ID: 91761 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4626	671101000	ELECTRICIAN ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	96.09	65

4634	MODULES	WIRING	40.02	30
	KM05 KT01	Wire ways	3.85
	KM05 KT02	Wiring of installations	3.85
	KM05 KT03	Earthing and bonding	3.30
	KM08 KT01	Low voltage protection	5.00
	PM04 PS01	Confirm the selection and installation method of the selected wire ways	1.67
	PM04 PS02	Use installation tools and equipment	1.67
	PM04 PS03	Design and install wire ways	1.67
	PM05 PS01	Identify hazards within the installation	6.34
	PM05 PS02	Confirm the selection and installation method of the electrical equipment and control systems	6.34
	PM05 PS03	Use installation tools and personal protective equipment	6.34


4635	MODULES	CONDUCTORS AND CABLES	12.54	5
	KM07 KT04	Types of cables and applications	6.20
	PM05 PS06	Terminate and connect cables and conductors	6.34


4636	MODULES	MOTORS	43.53	30
	KM06 KT01	Rotating electrical machinery- AC motors	4.55
	KM06 KT02	Rotating Electrical Machinery- DC motors	4.55
	KM06 KT03	Rotating electrical machinery – Alternators and Generators	3.90
	KM07 KT05	Switchgear and control gear	6.20
	PM05 PS04	Install equipment and control systems	6.34
	PM06 PS01	Inspect electrical equipment, control systems and installations under power off conditions	2.50
	PM06 PS02	Test electrical equipment, control systems and installations under power off conditions	2.5
	PM07 PS01	Carry out commissioning tests (with power on) on electrical installations and control systems	4.33
	PM07 PS02	Rectify defects found on electrical installations and control systems	4.33
	PM07 PS03	Report product deficiencies and rectify workmanship	4.33

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: ELECTRICIAN

SAQA QUAL ID: 91761 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4627	671101000	ELECTRICIAN ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	40.22	30

4637	MODULES	MEASURING AND TESTING	12.06	10
	KM02 KT02	Measuring and testing instruments	4.00
	PM01 PS03	Select, use and care for electrical measuring instruments	3.66
	PM08 PS02	Select tools and testing instruments	4.40

4638	MODULES	ELECTRONICS	7.56	10
	KM03 KT02	Electronics	3.90
	PM01 PS04	Perform soldering activities	3.66

4639	MODULES	FAULT FINDING	20.60	10
	KM09 KT01	Fault finding	3.00
	PM08 PS01	Obtain work instructions and gather drawings and documentation	4.40
	PM08 PS03	Carry out fault finding	4.40
	PM08 PS04	Rectify faults where applicable	4.40
	PM08 PS05	Record findings and provide feedback	4.40

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: FITTER AND TURNER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94020 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4581	652302000	FITTER AND TURNER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	52.43	60.00

4584	MODULES	INDUCTION AND SAFETY	8.00	5
	FT-TH01-MO1	Introduction to the Fitting and Turning Trade
	KM01-KT01	Introduction to the Fitting and Turning Trade	1.60
	KM01-KT02	Workplace health, safety and environmental protection	6.40

4585	MODULES	DRAWINGS	3.70	5
	FT-TH02-MO1	Engineering drawings
	KM01-KT03	Engineering drawings	3.20
	PM01 PS03	Select and care for engineering measuring instruments	0.50
	PM01-PS04	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	0.50

4586	MODULES	MATERIALS	3.70	3
	FT-TH02-MO2	Engineering materials
	KM01 KT04	Engineering materials	3.20
	PM01 PS05	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics and applications	0.50

4589	MODULES	ENGINEERING TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT	24.92	20
	FT-TH02-M03	Engineering tools and equipment
	KM01 KT05	Engineering tools and equipment	4.80
	KM03 KT04	Types and working principles of pedestal grinding machine	3.60
	FT-TH03-M01	Perform Grinding Operations
	KM03 KT05	Principles, methods and techniques of machining work pieces with surface and cylindrical grinding machines	9.00
	FT-TH03-M03	Operate a Mechanical Saw
	PM02 PS09	Saw material to specification using a mechanical saw	0.67
	FT-TH03-M02	Perform Drilling Operations
	PM01 PS01	Plan and prepare for fabrication of component	0.50
	PM01 PS02	Select and care for engineering hand tools	0.50
	PM01 PS08	File work a piece	0.50
	PM01 PS09	Saw work piece	0.50
	PM01 PS11	Cut threads with stocks, dies and taps	0.50
	PM01 PS12	Ream parallel and tapered holes	0.50
	PM01 PS06	Mark-off various simple components	0.50
	PM02 PS01	Select and care for engineering power tools	0.67
	PM02 PS02	Select and care for engineering machines	0.67
	PM02 PS03	Grind material to specifications using a pedestal grinder	0.67
	PM02 PS04	Drill material to specifications using a portable drilling machine	0.67
	PM02 PS05	Drill material to specifications using a fixed drilling machine	0.67

4590	MODULES	KEYS AND LOCKING DEVICES	3.70	10
	FT-TH05-M01	Fasteners Locking Devices,Seals and Gaskets
	KM01 KT07	Types and Application of Screw Threads	3.20
	KM01 KT08	Types and function of locking devices and fasteners	3.20
	PM01 PS10	Fabricate and fit a key	0.50
	KM02 KT01	Static and dynamic seals and gaskets	3.04
	PM01 PS07	Fabricate and fit a gasket	0.50

4587	MODULES	BASIC LIFTING CONCEPTS	3.20	2
	FT-TH04-M01	Lifting Concepts
	KM01 KT06	Basic lifting concepts	3.20

4588	MODULES	ARC WELDING, GAS WELDING AND CUTTING	5.21	15
	FT-TH03-M01	Arc Welding
	KM01 KT09	Principles, equipment and methods of arc welding, gas cutting, brazing and silver soldering	3.20
	PM02 PS06	Arc weld metal to specification	0.67
	FT-TH03-M02	Gas Welding
	PM02 PS07	Gas weld, silver solder and braze metal to specification	0.67
	FT-TH03-M03	Gas Cutting
	PM02 PS08	Gas cut metal to specification	0.67

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: FITTER AND TURNER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94020 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4582	652302000	FITTER AND TURNER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	74.95	60

4591	MODULES	Lubrication system	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M08	Lubrication System
	KM02 KT09	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of lubrication Sytems	3.04
	PM03 PS08	Clean and inspect a Lubrication system	0.55
	PM04 PS07	Replace Lubrication components and assemble a Lubrication system	0.60
	PM05 PS07	Do fault finding on a Lubrication system	1.50
	PM06 PS06	Repair a Lubrication system	1.50
	PM07 PS06	Install lubrication system components and commission Lubrication systems	1.33

4594	MODULES	Conveyors and Drives	10.80	10
	FT-TH07 -M03	Drives
	FT-TH07 -M11	Conveyors
	KM02 KT12	Types and functions of conveyors	2.28
	KM02 KT04	Types and application of drives	3.04
	PM03 PS06	Disassemble, clean and inspect Drive	0.55
	PM04 PS05	Replace Drive components and assemble a Drive	0.60
	PM05 PS05	Do fault finding on a Drive	1.50
	PM06 PS05	Repair a Drive	1.50
	PM07 PS05	Install and commission Drive	1.33

4595	MODULES	Bearings	5.52	5
	FT-TH07 -M01	Bearings
	KM02 KT02	Types, and application of Bearings	3.04
	PM03 PS07	Remove and inspect Bearing	0.55
	PM04 PS06	Replace Bearings	0.60
	PM05 PS06	Do fault finding on a Bearing	1.33

4596	MODULES	Hydraulics	8.52	5
	FT-TH07 -M09	Hydraulic Systems
	KM02 KT10	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of hydraulic	3.04
	PM03 PS09	Clean and inspect a Hydraulic system	0.55
	PM04 PS08	Replace Hydraulic components and assemble a Hydraulic system	0.60
	PM05 PS08	Do fault finding on a Hydraulic system	1.33
	PM06 PS07	Repair a Hydraulic system	1.50
	PM07 PS07	Install hydraulic system components and commission Hydraulic systems	1.50

4597	MODULES	Valves	4.19	5
	FT-TH07 -M02	Valves
	KM02 KT03	Types and application of valves	3.04
	PM03 PS11	Disassemble, clean and inspect a Valve	0.55
	PM04 PS10	Replace Valve components and assemble a Valve	0.60

4598	MODULES	Milling Machine 1	12.33	10
	FT-TH08-M04	Operate a milling machine to produce simple components
	FT-TH08-M05	Operate a milling machine to produce components of intermediate complexity
	KM03 KT03	Principles, methods and techniques of machining work pieces with a milling machine	9.00
	PM09 PS02	Set up and operate a convention milling machine to debur, centre drill, chamfer and counter bore a work piece	0.67
	PM09 PS09	Produce external keyways on a conventional milling machine	0.67
	PM10 PS06	Machine a square on a conventional milling machine	2.00

4599	MODULES	Centre Lathe 1	25.07	20
	FT-TH08-M01	Operate a centre lathe to produce simple components
	FT-TH08-M02	Operate a centre lathe to produce components of intermediate complexity
	KM03 KT01	Principles, methods and techniques of fabrication	3.60
	KM03 KT02	Principles, methods and techniques of machining work pieces with a centre	10.80
	PM09 PS01	Set up and operate a centre lathe to deburr, centre drill, chamfer and counter bore a work piece	0.67
	PM09 PS03	Perform drilling on a centre lathe	0.67
	PM09 PS04	Perform tapping and reaming on a centre lathe	0.67
	PM09 PS07	Produce parallel and tapered work pieces on a centre lathe	0.67
	PM09 PS06	Perform grooving and knurling on a centre lathe	0.67
	PM09 PS05	Perform parting on a centre lathe	0.67
	PM10 PS03	Machine bushes on a centre lathe	2.00
	PM09 PS08	Turn an internal radius on a centre lathe	0.67
	PM10 PS01	Machine external and internal tapers on a centre	2.00
	PM10 PS05	Perform Centre Lathe turning using fixed and running	2.00

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: FITTER AND TURNER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94020 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4583	652302000	FITTER AND TURNER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	90.59	75

4600	MODULES	Pumps	15.19	5
	FT-TH07-M04	Pumps
	KM02 KT05	Types and application of pumps	3.04
	PM03 PS03	Disassemble, clean and inspect Pump	0.55
	PM04 PS02	Replace gearbox components and assemble a Pump	0.60
	PM05 PS02	Do fault finding on a Pump	1.33
	PM06 PS02	Repair a Pump	1.50
	PM07 PS02	Install and commission Pump	1.50
	PM08 PS02	Overhaul a Pump	6.67

4601	MODULES	Clutches	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M06	Clutches
	KM02 KT07	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of clutches	3.04
	PM03 PS05	Disassemble, clean and inspect Clutch	0.55
	PM04 PS04	Replace Clutch components and assemble a Clutch	0.60
	PM05 PS04	Do fault finding on a Clutch	1.33
	PM06 PS04	Repair a Clutch	1.50
	PM07 PS04	Install and commission Clutch	1.50

4602	MODULES	Brakes	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M07	Brakes
	KM02 KT08	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of brakes	3.04
	PM03 PS04	Disassemble, clean and inspect Brake	0.55
	PM04 PS03	Replace brake components and assemble a Brake	0.60
	PM05 PS03	Do fault finding on a Brake	1.33
	PM06 PS03	Repair a Brake	1.50
	PM07 PS03	Install and commission	1.50

4603	MODULES	Gearboxes	15.19	10
	FT-TH07-M05	Gearboxes
	KM02 KT06	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of reduction gearboxes	3.04
	KM04 KT13	Diagnostic techniques	2.28
	PM03 PS01	Plan and prepare disassembly of sub-assemblies	0.55
	PM03 PS02	Disassemble, clean and inspect gearbox	0.55
	PM04 PS01	Replace gearbox components and assemble a Gearbox	0.60
	PM05 PS01	Do fault finding on a Gearbox	1.33
	PM06 PS01	Repair a Gearbox	1.50
	PM07 PS01	Install and commission Gearbox	1.50
	PM08 PS01	Overhaul a Gearbox	6.67

4604	MODULES	Pneumatics	15.19	10
	FT-TH07-M010	Pneumatics
	KM02 KT11	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of pneumatic	3.04
	PM03 PS10	Clean and inspect a Pneumatic system	0.55
	PM04 PS09	Replace Pneumatic components and assemble a Pneumatic system	0.60
	PM05 PS09	Do fault finding on a Pneumatic system	1.33
	PM06 PS08	Repair a Pneumatic system	1.50
	PM07 PS08	Install pneumatic system components and commission Pneumatic systems	1.50
	PM08 PS03	Overhaul a mechanical machine that incorporates a hydraulic and Pneumatic System	6.67

4605	MODULES	Centre Lathe 2	12.00	25
	FT-TH08-M03	Operate a centre lathe to produce complex machining operations
	PM10 PS02	Machine external threads on a centre lathe	2.00
	PM10 PS04	Perform turning between centres on a centre lathe	2.00
	PM11 PS01	Machine internal threads on a centre lathe	4.00
	PM11 PS02	Perform off centre machining on a centre lathe	4.00

4606	MODULES	Milling Machine 2	16.00	15
	FT-TH08-M06	Operate a milling machine to perform complex machining operations
	PM11 PS05	Setup, calculate and test a dividing head on a conventional milling machine	4.00
	PM11 PS04	Machine a hexagon on a conventional milling machine	4.00
	PM11 PS06	Setup calculate and test a turntable on a conventional milling machine	4.00
	PM11 PS03	Machine internal keyways on a conventional milling machine	4.00

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MECHANICAL FITTER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94021 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4559	653303000	MECHANICAL FITTER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	46.54	60

4562	MODULES	INDUCTION AND SAFETY	8.00	5
	KM01-KT01	Introduction to the Fitting Trade	1.60
	KM01-KT02	Workplace health, safety and environmental protection	6.40

4563	MODULES	DRAWINGS	3.70	5
	FT-TH02-MO1	Engineering drawings
	KM01-KT03	Engineering drawings	3.20
	PM01-PS04	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	0.50

4564	MODULES	MATERIALS	3.70	3
	FT-TH02-MO2	Engineering materials
	KM01 KT04	Engineering materials	3.20
	PM01 PS05	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics and applications	0.50

4565	MODULES	ENGINEERING TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT	12.82	20
	FT-TH02-MO3	Engineering tools and equipment
	KM01 KT05	Engineering tools and equipment	4.80
	PM01 PS03	Select and care for engineering measuring instruments	0.50
	FT-TH03-M03	Operate a Mechanical Saw
	PM02 PS09	Saw material to specification using a power saw	0.67
	FT-TH03-M02	Perform Drilling Operations
	PM01 PS01	Plan and prepare for fabrication of component	0.50
	PM01 PS02	Select and care for engineering hand tools	0.50
	PM02 PS02	Select and care for engineering machines	0.67
	PM02 PS01	Select and care for engineering power tools	0.67
	PM01 PS06	Mark-off various simple components	0.50
	PM01 PS11	Cut threads with stocks, dies and taps	0.50
	PM01 PS09	Saw work piece	0.50
	PM01 PS08	File work a piece	0.50
	FT-TH03-M01	Perform Grinding Operations
	PM02 PS03	Grind material to specifications using a pedestal grinder	0.67
	PM02 PS04	Drill material to specifications using a portable drilling machine	0.67
	PM02 PS05	Drill material to specifications using a fixed drilling machine	0.67
	PM01 PS12	Ream parallel and tapered holes	0.50

4566	MODULES	KEYS AND LOCKING DEVICES	10.44	10
	FT-TH05-M01	Fasteners Locking Devices, Seals and Gaskets
	KM01 KT07	Types and Application of Screw Threads	3.20
	KM01 KT08	Types and function of locking devices and fasteners	3.20
	PM01 PS10	Fabricate and fit a key	0.50
	KM02 KT01	Static and dynamic seals and gaskets	3.04
	PM01 PS07	Fabricate and fit a gasket	0.50

4567	MODULES	BASIC LIFTING CONCEPTS	3.20	2
	FT-TH04-M01	Lifting Concepts
	KM01 KT06	Basic lifting concepts	3.20


4568	MODULES	ARC WELDING AND GAS WELDING & CUTTING	5.20	15
	FT-TH03-M01	Arc Welding
	KM01 KT09	Principles, equipment and methods of arc welding, gas cutting, brazing and silver soldering	3.20
	PM02 PS06	Arc weld metal to specification	0.67
	FT-TH03-M02	Gas Welding
	PM02 PS07	Gas weld, silver solder and braze metal to specification	0.67
	FT-TH03-M03	Gas Cutting
	PM02 PS08	Gas cut metal to specification	0.67

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MECHANICAL FITTER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94021 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4560	653303000	MECHANICAL FITTER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	37.55	30

4569	MODULES	Lubrication system	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M08	Lubrication System
	KM02 KT09	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of lubrication Systems	3.04
	PM03 PS08	Clean and inspect a Lubrication system	0.55
	PM04 PS07	Replace Lubrication components and assemble a Lubrication system	0.60
	PM05 PS07	Do fault finding on a Lubrication system	1.50
	PM06 PS06	Repair a Lubrication system	1.50
	PM07 PS06	Install lubrication system components and commission Lubrication systems	1.33

4572	MODULES	Conveyors and Drives	10.80	10
	FT-TH07 -M03	Drives
	FT-TH07 -M11	Conveyors
	KM02 KT12	Types and functions of conveyors	2.28
	KM02 KT04	Types and application of drives	3.04
	PM03 PS06	Disassemble, clean and inspect Drive	0.55
	PM04 PS05	Replace Drive components and assemble a Drive	0.60
	PM05 PS05	Do fault finding on a Drive	1.50
	PM06 PS05	Repair a Drive	1.50
	PM07 PS05	Install and commission Drive	1.33

4573	MODULES	Bearings	5.52	5
	FT-TH07 -M01	Bearings
	KM02 KT02	Types, and application of Bearings	3.04
	PM03 PS07	Remove and inspect Bearing	0.55
	PM04 PS06	Replace Bearings	0.60
	PM05 PS06	Do fault finding on a Bearing	1.33

4574	MODULES	Hydraulics	8.52	5
	FT-TH07 -M09	Hydraulic Systems
	KM02 KT10	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of hydraulic	3.04
	PM03 PS09	Clean and inspect a Hydraulic system	0.55
	PM04 PS08	Replace Hydraulic components and assemble a Hydraulic system	0.60
	PM05 PS08	Do fault finding on a Hydraulic system	1.33
	PM06 PS07	Repair a Hydraulic system	1.50
	PM07 PS07	Install hydraulic system components and commission Hydraulic systems	1.50

4575	MODULES	Valves	4.19	5
	FT-TH07 -M02	Valves
	KM02 KT03	Types and application of valves	3.04
	PM03 PS11	Disassemble, clean and inspect a Valve	0.55
	PM04 PS10	Replace Valve components and assemble a Valve	0.60

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MECHANICAL FITTER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94021 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4561	653303000	MECHANICAL FITTER ARTISAN APPRENTICE TRAINING YEAR 3	62.59	35

4576	MODULES	PUMPS	15.19	5
	FT-TH07-M04	Pumps
	KM02 KT05	Types and application of pumps	3.04
	PM03 PS03	Disassemble, clean and inspect Pump	0.55
	PM04 PS02	Replace gearbox components and assemble a Pump	0.60
	PM05 PS02	Do fault finding on a Pump	1.33
	PM06 PS02	Repair a Pump	1.50
	PM07 PS02	Install and commission Pump	1.50
	PM08 PS02	Overhaul a Pump	6.67

4577	MODULES	CLUTCHES	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M06	Clutches
	KM02 KT07	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of clutches	3.04
	PM03 PS05	Disassemble, clean and inspect Clutch	0.55
	PM04 PS04	Replace Clutch components and assemble a Clutch	0.60
	PM05 PS04	Do fault finding on a Clutch	1.33
	PM06 PS04	Repair a Clutch	1.50
	PM07 PS04	Install and commission Clutch	1.50

4578	MODULES	BRAKES	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M07	Brakes
	KM02 KT08	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of brakes	3.04
	PM03 PS04	Disassemble, clean and inspect Brake	0.55
	PM04 PS03	Replace brake components and assemble a Brake	0.60
	PM05 PS03	Do fault finding on a Brake	1.33
	PM06 PS03	Repair a Brake	1.50
	PM07 PS03	Install and commission	1.50

4579	MODULES	GEARBOXES	15.19	10
	FT-TH07-M05	Gearboxes
	KM02 KT06	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of reduction gearboxes	3.04
	KM02 KT13	Diagnostic techniques	2.28
	PM03 PS01	Plan and prepare disassembly of sub-assemblies	0.55
	PM03 PS02	Disassemble, clean and inspect gearbox	0.55
	PM04 PS01	Replace gearbox components and assemble a Gearbox	0.60
	PM05 PS01	Do fault finding on a Gearbox	1.33
	PM06 PS01	Repair a Gearbox	1.50
	PM07 PS01	Install and commission Gearbox	1.50
	PM08 PS01	Overhaul a Gearbox	6.67

4580	MODULES	PNEUMATICS	15.19	10
	FT-TH07-M010	Pneumatics
	KM02 KT11	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of pneumatic	3.04
	PM03 PS10	Clean and inspect a Pneumatic system	0.55
	PM04 PS09	Replace Pneumatic components and assemble a Pneumatic system	0.60
	PM05 PS09	Do fault finding on a Pneumatic system	1.33
	PM06 PS08	Repair a Pneumatic system	1.50
	PM07 PS08	Install pneumatic system components and commission Pneumatic systems	1.50
	PM08 PS03	Overhaul a mechanical machine that incorporates a hydraulic and Pneumatic System	6.67

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: METAL MACHINIST

SAQA QUAL ID: 93625 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4609	652301000	METAL MACHINIST ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	42.40	45

4612		Induction and Safety	8.00	5
	KM01-KT01	Introduction to the Metal Machinist Trade	1.60
	KM01-KT02	Workplace health, safety and environmental protection	6.40

4613		Drawings	4.20	5
	FT-TH02-MO1	Engineering drawings
	KM01-KT03	Engineering drawings	3.20
	PM01 PS03	Select and care for engineering measuring instruments	0.50
	PM01-PS04	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	0.50

4614		Materials	3.70	3
	FT-TH02-MO2	Engineering materials
	KM01 KT04	Engineering materials	3.20
	PM01 PS05	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics and applications	0.50

4615		Engineering Tools and Equipment	19.60	20
	FT-TH02-M03	Engineering tools and equipment
	KM01 KT05	Engineering tools and equipment	4.80
	FT-TH03-M01	Perform Grinding Operations
	KM02 KT04	Types and working principles of pedestal grinding machine	3.60
	FT-TH03-M03	Operate a Mechanical Saw
	PM02 PS09	Saw material to specification using a power saw	0.67
	KM01 KT07	Types and Application of Screw Threads	3.20
	FT-TH03-M02	Perform Drilling Operations
	PM01 PS01	Plan and prepare for fabrication of component	0.50
	PM01 PS02	Select and care for engineering hand tools	0.50
	PM01 PS06	Mark-off various simple components	0.50
	PM01 PS07	Fabricate and fit a gasket	0.50
	PM01 PS08	File work a piece	0.50
	PM01 PS09	Saw work piece	0.50
	PM01 PS11	Cut threads with stocks, dies and taps	0.50
	PM01 PS12	Ream parallel and tapered holes	0.50
	PM02 PS01	Select and care for engineering power tools	0.67
	PM02 PS02	Select and care for engineering machines	0.67
	PM02 PS03	Grind material to specifications using a pedestal grinder	0.67
	PM02 PS04	Drill material to specifications using a portable drilling machine	0.67
	PM02 PS05	Drill material to specifications using a fixed drilling machine	0.67

4616		Basic Lifting concepts	3.20	2
	FT-TH04-M01	Lifting Concepts
	KM01 KT06	Basic lifting concepts	3.20

4617		Keys and Locking Devices	6.90	10
	FT-TH05-M01	Fasteners Locking Devices, Seals and Gaskets
	KM01 KT07	Types and Application of Screw Threads	3.20
	KM01 KT08	Types and function of locking devices and fasteners	3.20
	PM01 PS10	Fabricate and fit a key	0.50

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: METAL MACHINIST

SAQA QUAL ID: 93625 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4610	652301000	METAL MACHINIST ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	41.34	45

4618		Arc and Gas Welding and Cutting	5.20	15
	FT-TH03-M01	Arc Welding
	KM01 KT09	Principles, equipment and methods of arc welding, gas cutting, brazing and silver soldering	3.20
	PM02 PS06	Arc weld metal to specification	0.67
	FT-TH03-M02	Gas Welding
	PM02 PS07	Gas weld, silver solder and braze metal to specification	0.67
	FT-TH03-M03	Gas Cutting
	PM02 PS08	Gas cut metal to specification	0.67

4619		Milling Machine 1	11.49	10
	FT-TH08-M04	Operate a milling machine to produce simple components
	FT-TH08-M05	Operate a milling machine to produce components of intermediate complexity
	KM02 KT03	Principles, methods and techniques of machining work pieces with a milling machine	7.20
	PM09 PS02	Set up and operate a convention milling machine to debur, centre drill, chamfer and counter bore a work piece	1.00
	PM09 PS09	Produce external keyways on a conventional milling machine	1.00
	PM10 PS06	Machine a square on a conventional milling machine	2.29

4620		Centre Lathe 1	24.66	20
	FT-TH08-M01	Operate a centre lathe to produce simple components
	FT-TH08-M02	Operate a centre lathe to produce components of intermediate complexity
	KM03 KT01	Principles, methods and techniques of fabrication	3.60
	KM03 KT02	Principles, methods and techniques of machining work pieces with a centre	7.20
	PM03 PS01	Set up and operate a centre lathe to deburr, centre drill, chamfer and counter bore a work piece	1.00
	PM03 PS03	Perform drilling on a centre lathe	1.00
	PM03 PS04	Perform tapping and reaming on a centre lathe	1.00
	PM03 PS07	Produce parallel and tapered work pieces on a centre lathe	1.00
	PM03 PS06	Perform grooving and knurling on a centre lathe	1.00
	PM03 PS05	Perform parting on a centre lathe	1.00
	PM04 PS03	Machine bushes on a centre lathe	2.29
	PM03 PS08	Turn an internal radius on a centre lathe	1.00
	PM04 PS01	Machine external and internal tapers on a centre	2.29
	PM04 PS05	Perform Centre Lathe turning using fixed and running	2.29

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: METAL MACHINIST

SAQA QUAL ID: 93625 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4611	652301000	METAL MACHINIST ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	52.26	60

4621		Centre Lathe 2	12.07	25
	FT-TH08-M03	Operate a centre lathe to produce complex machining operations
	PM05 PS02	Perform off centre machining on a centre lathe	3.75
	PM04 PS02	Machine external threads on a centre lathe	2.29
	PM05 PS01	Machine internal threads on a centre lathe	3.75
	PM04 PS04	Perform turning between centres on a centre lathe	2.29

4622		Milling Machine 2	15.00	15
	FT-TH08-M06	Operate a milling machine to perform complex machining operations
	PM05PS05	Setup, calculate and test a dividing head on a conventional milling machine	3.75
	PM05 PS04	Machine a hexagon on a conventional milling machine	3.75
	PM05 PS06	Setup calculate and test a turntable on a conventional milling machine	3.75
	PM05 PS03	Machine internal keyways on a conventional milling machine	3.75

4623		Surface and Cylindrical Grinding Machines	14.24	10
	FT-TH03-M01	Perform Grinding Operations
	KM02 KT05	Principles, methods and techniques of machining work pieces with surface and cylindrical grinding machines	7.20
	PM03 PS10	Grind squares and angles on a surface grinding machine	1.00
	PM04 PS07	Grind squares and angles on a surface grinding machine	2.29
	PM05 PS07	Perform gear cutting on a surface grinding machine	3.75

4624		CNC Machining	10.95	10
	KM02 KT06	Principles, methods and techniques of machining work pieces with a computer numerical control (CNC) machine	7.20
	PM05 PS08	Perform support function on CNC machining operations and quality checks on machined components	3.75

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MILLWRIGHT

SAQA QUAL ID: 97585 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

(MECHANICAL MODULES)

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4654	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (MECHANICAL) YEAR 1	71.42	70.00

4657	MODULES	INDUCTION	9.61	5
	KM02 KT01	Introduction to the Millwright Trade	1.60
	KM01 KT01	Employment	1.08
	KM01 KT02	Organisation of work	0.99
	KM01 KT03	Employer-Employee relationships	0.99
	KM01 KT04	Concepts related to the performance of work	1.98
	KM01 KT05	Types and structure of employer organisations and the impact of the external environment	0.99
	KM01 KT07	Ethics at work	0.99
	KM01 KT08	Current trends influencing work	0.99

4658	MODULES	COMPUTERS	8.99	3
	KM01 KT06	Information and communication technology at work	0.99
	PM01 PS05	Perform basic computer operations	8.00

4659	MODULES	WORKPLACE SAFETY	8.00	3
	KM02 KT02	Safety, health, environment, risk and quality principles in the workplace	6.40
	PM01 PS03	Read and respond to safety signage	1.60

4660	MODULES	BASIC FIRST AID	1.60	2
	PM01 PS01	Perform basic first aid	1.60

4661	MODULES	BASIC FIRE FIGHTING	1.60	1
	PM01 PS02	Perform basic fire fighting	1.60

4662	MODULES	ENGINEERING DRAWINGS	4.60	5
	FT-TH02-MO1	Engineering drawings
	KM03 KT01	Engineering drawings	3.60
	PM02 PS04	Read, interpret and produce basic engineering drawings	0.50

4663	MODULES	ENGINEERING MATERIALS	4.10	3
	FT-TH02-MO2	Engineering materials
	KM03 KT02	Engineering materials	3.60
	PM02 PS05	Identify engineering materials, their characteristics ands applications	0.50


4664	MODULES	ENGINEERING TOOLS & EQUIPMENT	16.90	20
	FT-TH02-M03	Engineering tools and equipment
	KM03 KT03	Engineering tools and equipment	5.20
	KM05 KT01	Hand tools and power tools (50%)	4.00
	PM02 PS01	Plan and prepare for fabrication of components	0.50
	PM02 PS02	Select and care for engineering hand tools	0.50
	PM02 PS03	Select and care for engineering measuring instruments	0.50
	PM02 PS06	Mark-off various simple components	0.50
	PM02 PS08	File workpieces	0.50
	PM02 PS09	Saw workpieces	0.50
	PM03 PS01	Plan and prepare for fabrication of complex components	0.60
	PM03 PS02	Select and care for engineering power tools	0.60
	PM03 PS03	Select and care for engineering machines	0.60
	FT-TH03-M03	Operate a Mechanical Saw
	PM03 PS07	Saw material to specification using a power saw	0.60
	FT-TH03-M01	Perform Grinding Operations
	PM03 PS04	Grind material to specifications using a pedestal grinder	0.60
	FT-TH03-M02	Perform Drilling Operations
	PM03 PS05	Drill material to specifications using a portable drilling machine	0.60
	PM03 PS06	Drill material to specifications using a fixed drilling machine	0.60
	PM02 PS12	Ream parallel and tapered holes	0.50
	PM02 PS11	Cut threads with stocks, dies and taps	0.50

4665	MODULES	KEYS AND LOCKING DEVICES	6.26	10
	FT-TH05-M01	Fasteners Locking Devices, Seals and Gaskets
	KM03 KT06	Types and functions of locking devices and fasteners	2.88
	KM03 KT05	Types and applications of screw threads	2.88
	PM02 PS10	Fabricate and fit keys	0.50
	KM04 KT01	Static and dynamic seals and gaskets	3.04
	PM02 PS07	Fabricate and fit gaskets	0.50

4666	MODULES	BASIC LIFTING CONCEPTS	5.08	3
	FT-TH04-M01	Lifting Concepts
	KM03 KT04	Basic lifting concepts	2.88
	PM01 PS04	Identify, use and care for lifting and support equipment	2.20

4667	MODULES	ARC WELDING AND GAS WELDING & CUTTING	4.68	15
	FT-TH03-M01	Arc Welding
	KM03 KT07	Principles, equipment and methods of arc welding, gas welding, cutting, brazing and silver soldering	2.88
	PM03PS08	Arc weld metal to specification	0.60
	FT-TH03-M02	Gas Welding
	PM03 PS09	Gas weld, silver solder and braze metal to specification	0.60
	FT-TH03-M03	Gas Cutting
	PM03 PS10	Gas cut metal to specification	0.60

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MILLWRIGHT

SAQA QUAL ID: 97585 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

(MECHANICAL MODULES)

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4655	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (MECHANICAL) YEAR 2	40.54	30

4668	MODULES	Lubrication system	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M08	Lubrication System
	KM04 KT09	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of lubrication systems	3.04
	PM08 PS08	Clean and inspect lubrication systems	0.55
	PM09 PS07	Replace lubrication components and assemble lubrication systems	0.60
	PM10 PS07	Do fault-finding on lubrication systems	1.33
	PM11 PS06	Repair lubrication systems	1.50
	PM14 PS06	Install lubrication system components and commission lubrication systems	1.50

4671	MODULES	Conveyors and Drives	10.80	10
	FT-TH07 -M03	Drives
	FT-TH07 -M11	Conveyors
	KM04 KT12	Types and functions of conveyors	2.28
	KM04 KT04	Types and application of drives	3.04
	PM08 PS06	Disassemble, clean and inspect drives	0.55
	PM09 PS05	Replace drive components and assemble drives	0.60
	PM10 PS05	Do fault-finding on drives	1.33
	PM11 PS05	Repair drives	1.50
	PM14 PS05	Install and commission drives	1.50

4672	MODULES	Bearings	5.52	5
	FT-TH07 -M01	Bearings
	KM04 KT02	Types and application of bearings	3.04
	PM08 PS07	Remove and inspect bearings	0.55
	PM09 PS06	Replace bearings	0.60
	PM10 PS06	Do fault-finding on bearings	1.33

4673	MODULES	Hydraulics	11.52	5
	FT-TH07 -M09	Hydraulic Systems
	KM04 KT10	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of hydraulic systems	3.04
	PM04 PS01	Build and test basic hydraulic circuits	1.00
	PM08 PS09	Clean and inspect hydraulic systems	0.55
	PM09 PS08	Replace hydraulic components and assemble hydraulic systems	0.60
	PM10 PS08	Do fault-finding on hydraulic systems	1.33
	PM11 PS07	Repair hydraulic systems	1.50
	PM14 PS07	Install hydraulic system components and commission hydraulic systems	1.50
	PM17 PS01	Design and construct hydraulic circuits	2.00

4674	MODULES	Valves	4.19	5
	FT-TH07 -M02	Valves
	KM04 KT03	Types and application of valves	3.04
	PM08 PS11	Disassemble, clean and inspect valves	0.55
	PM09 PS10	Replace valve components and assemble valves	0.60

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MILLWRIGHT

SAQA QUAL ID: 97585 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

(MECHANICAL MODULES)

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4656	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (MECHANICAL) YEAR 3	48.42	30

4675	MODULES	PUMPS	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M04	Pumps
	KM04 KT05	Types and application of pumps	3.04
	PM08 PS03	Disassemble, clean and inspect pumps	0.55
	PM09 PS02	Replace pump components and assemble pumps	0.60
	PM10 PS02	Do fault-finding on pumps	1.33
	PM11 PS02	Repair pumps	1.50
	PM14 PS02	Install and commission pumps	1.50

4676	MODULES	CLUTCHES	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M06	Clutches
	KM04 KT07	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of clutches	3.04
	PM08 PS05	Disassemble, clean and inspect clutches	0.55
	PM09 PS04	Replace clutch components and assemble clutches	0.60
	PM10 PS04	Do fault-finding on clutches	1.33
	PM11 PS04	Repair clutches	1.50
	PM14 PS04	Install and commission clutches	1.50

4677	MODULES	BRAKES	8.52	5
	FT-TH07-M07	Brakes
	KM04 KT08	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of brakes	3.04
	PM08 PS04	Disassemble, clean and inspect brakes	0.55
	PM09 PS03	Replace brake components and assemble brakes	0.60
	PM10 PS03	Do fault-finding on brakes	1.33
	PM11 PS03	Repair brakes	1.50
	PM14 PS03	Install and commission brakes	1.50

4678	MODULES	GEARBOXES	11.34	10
	FT-TH07-M05	Gearboxes
	KM04 KT06	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of reduction gearboxes	3.04
	KM04 KT13	Diagnostic techniques	2.28
	PM08 PS01	Plan and prepare disassembly of sub-assemblies	0.55
	PM08 PS02	Disassemble, clean and inspect gearboxes	0.55
	PM09 PS01	Replace gearbox components and assemble gearboxes	0.60
	PM10 PS01	Do fault-finding on gearboxes	1.33
	PM11 PS01	Repair gearboxes	1.50
	PM14 PS01	Install and commission gearboxes	1.50

4679	MODULES	PNEUMATICS	11.52	5
	FT-TH07-M010	Pneumatics
	KM04 KT11	Mechanical working principles, types and applications of pneumatic systems	3.04
	PM04 PS02	Build and test basic pneumatic circuits	1.00
	PM08 PS10	Clean and inspect pneumatic systems	0.55
	PM09 PS09	Replace pneumatic components and assemble pneumatic systems	0.60
	PM10 PS09	Do fault-finding on pneumatic systems	1.33
	PM11 PS08	Repair pneumatic systems	1.50
	PM14 PS08	Install pneumatic system components and commission pneumatic systems	1.50
	PM17 PS02	Design and construct pneumatic circuits	2.00

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MILLWRIGHT

SAQA QUAL ID: 97585 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

(ELECTRICAL MODULES)

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4640	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (ELECTRICAL) YEAR 1	45.26	25

4643	MODULES	FUNDAMENTALS AND DRAWINGS	13.10	10
	KM06 KT01	Fundamentals of electricity	4.55
	KM06 KT03	Electrical appliances	4.55
	PM05 PS01	Read and interpret electrical diagrams	2.00
	PM05 PS02	Identify and care for electrical equipment	2.00

4644	MODULES	SUPPLY SYSTEMS	22.28	10
	KM09 KT01	Concepts, theory and principles of supply systems	6.20
	KM09 KT02	Batteries	3.10
	KM09 KT03	Transformers	6.20
	PM06 PS07	Install and connect transformers	6.78

4645	MODULES	LIGHTING SYSTEMS	9.88	5
	KM09 KT06	Lighting systems	3.10
	PM06 PS03	Install and connect luminaires	6.78

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MILLWRIGHT

SAQA QUAL ID: 97585 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

(ELECTRICAL MODULES)

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4641	671202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (ELECTRICAL) YEAR 2	114.10	65

4646	MODULES	WIREWAYS	36.12	30
	KM07 KT01	Wireways	3.85
	KM07 KT02	Wiring of installations	3.85
	KM07 KT03	Earthing and bonding	3.30
	KM10 KT01	Low voltage protection	5.00
	PM06 PS09	Install wireways	6.78
	PM16 PS01	Design and construct electrical circuits	5.00
	PM16 PS02	Modify electrical circuits	5.00
	PM15 PS05	Test and verify conformance of single phase installations	1.67
	PM15 PS06	Test and verify conformance of three phase installations	1.67

4647	MODULES	CONDUCTORS AND CABLES	19.76	5
	KM09 KT04	Types of cables and applications	6.20
	PM06 PS05	Identify and differentiate conductors and cables	6.78
	PM06 PS06	Joint and terminate conductors and cables	6.78

4648	MODULES	MOTORS	58.22	30
	KM08 KT01	Rotating electrical machinery – AC motors	4.55
	KM08 KT02	Rotating electrical machinery – DC motors	4.55
	KM08 KT03	Rotating electrical machinery – alternators and generators	3.90
	KM09 KT05	Switchgear and control gear	6.20
	PM06 PS01	Install and connect main and control circuits, and switchgear	6.78
	PM06 PS02	Install, connect and test batteries	6.78
	PM15 PS03	Test and verify conformance of direct current motors and generators	1.67
	PM15 PS01	Test and verify conformance of single phase motors	1.67
	PM06 PS08	Install and connect DC and single- and 3-phase AC motors	6.78
	PM13 PS01	Dismantle and test DC and AC motors, generators, alternators and transformers	6.00
	PM13 PS02	Re-assemble DC and AC motors, generators, alternators and transformers	6.00
	PM15 PS02	Test and verify conformance of three phase motors	1.67
	PM15 PS04	Test and verify conformance of control systems	1.67

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MILLWRIGHT

SAQA QUAL ID: 97585 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

(ELECTRICAL MODULES)

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4642	651202000	MILLWRIGHT ARTISAN APPRENTICE (ELECTRICAL) YEAR 3	47.70	48

4649	MODULES	MEASURING AND TESTING INSTRUMENTS	16.78	10
	KM05 KT02	Measuring and testing instruments	4.00
	PM05 PS03	Identify and use portable testing and measuring instruments	2.00
	PM05 PS04	Identify and use fixed measuring instruments	2.00
	PM05 PS05	Identify and care for protective devices	2.00
	PM06 PS04	Install and connect fixed measuring instruments	6.78

4650	MODULES	ELECTRONICS	17.58	15
	KM06 KT02	KT02: Electronics (30%)(3.9cr)	3.90
	PM07 PS01	Read and interpret electronic diagrams	1.67
	PM07 PS02	Identify and use electronic measuring instruments	1.67
	PM07 PS03	Identify and test electronic components	1.67
	PM07 PS04	Construct electronic circuits using soldering	1.67
	PM12 PS03	Find faults on electronic circuits	3.50
	PM12 PS04	Replace defective electronic components	3.50

4651	MODULES	PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS	1.67	10
	PM07 PS05	Install, connect and programme programmable logic controllers	1.67

4652	MODULES	VARIABLE SPEED DRIVES	1.67	3
	PM07 PS06	Install, connect and programme variable speed drives	1.67

4653	MODULES	FAULT FINDING	10.00	10
	KM11 KT01	Fault finding (100%)(3.0cr)	3.00
	PM12 PS01	Find faults on electrical circuits, live and dead	3.50
	PM12 PS02	Replace or repair defective electrical components	3.50

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: WELDER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94100 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4540	651202000	WELDER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 1	85.00	55

4541	MODULES	INDUCTION AND SAFETY	6.00	10
	KM01 KT01	Occupational profiles of welders	0.60
	KM01 KT02	Specialised welding related positions	0.20
	KM01 KT03	The welding apprentices and the trade test	1.00
	KM01 KT04	The work environment of a welder	0.20
	KM02 KT01	General health, safety and environmental protection concepts	1.20
	KM02 KT02	Welding specific health, safety and environmental protection concepts	2.80

4542	MODULES	BASIC WELDING THEORY	12.00	5
	KM03 KT01	Welding schematics and calculations	1.80
	KM03 KT02	Welds and welded joints	4.20
	KM06 KT01	Welding consumable classification and handling	4.00
	KM04 KT01	Weld imperfections	2.00

4543	MODULES	WELDING MATERIAL	8.00	5
	KM07 KT01	Basics of steel	1.60
	KM07 KT02	Basics of stainless steel	1.60
	KM07 KT03	Basics of aluminium	1.60
	KM07 KT04	Weldability of steels	1.60
	KM07 KT05	Characteristics and weldability of materials other than carbon steel	1.60

4544	MODULES	WELDING STANDARDS HAND AND POWER TOOLS	20.00	15
	KM08 KT01	Overview of fusion welding processes and related consumables	6.00
	KM11 KT01	Codes and standards for welding	2.40
	KM11 KT02	Concepts related to welding parameters	3.60
	KM12 KT01	Shrinkage, residual stress, distortion	4.00
	PM01 PS01	Fabricate simple components or work pieces using basic hand skills and hand tools	2
	PM01 PS02	Fabricate simple components or work pieces using power tools	2

4545	MODULES	SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING 1	29.00	10
	KM09 KT01	Electricity and arc welding equipment	3.20
	KM09 KT02	Arc welding concepts	2.40
	KM09 KT03	Arc welding hazards and safety requirements	2.40
	KM13 KT01	Manual Metal Arc (MMA) welding process	7.00
	PM03 PS01	Perform a single pass fillet weld using the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process	6.00
	PM06 PS01	Perform a single pass plate butt weld using the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process	8.00

4546	MODULES	GAS WELDING AND CUTTING	10.00	10
	KM10 KT01	Gas welding and cutting equipment, consumables, hazards and safety	4.00
	PM02 PS01	Cut material using oxy fuel gas, plasma and straight line cutting equipment	3.00
	PM02 PS04	Weld material using oxy fuel gas welding equipment	3.00

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: WELDER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94100 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4547	651202000	WELDER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 2	96.00	55

4548	MODULES	GAS METAL ARC WELDING 1	21.00	10
	KM14 KT01	The MIG/MAG/FCAW process	7.00
	PM04 PS01	Perform a single pass fillet weld using the Gas Metal Arc Welding process	6.00
	PM07 PS01	Perform a single pass plate butt weld using the Gas Metal Arc Welding process	8.00

4549	MODULES	GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING 1	23.00	10
	KM15 KT01	The Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding process	7.00
	PM05 PS01	Perform a single pass fillet weld using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process	8.00
	PM08 PS01	Perform a single pass plate butt weld using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process	8.00

4550	MODULES	ARC AND GAS GOUGING	8.00	5
	KM05 KT01	Cutting and gouging	2.00
	PM02 PS02	Gouge material using oxy fuel and plasma	3.00
	PM02 PS03	Preform carbon arc gouging of carbon steel	3.00

4551	MODULES	SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING 2	14.00	10
	PM03 PS02	Perform a multi pass fillet weld using the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process	6.00
	PM06 PS02	Perform a multi pass plate butt weld using the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process	8.00

4552	MODULES	GAS METAL ARC WELDING 2	14.00	10
	PM04 PS02	Perform a multi pass fillet weld using the Gas Metal Arc Welding process	6.00
	PM07 PS02	Perform a multi pass plate butt weld using the Gas Metal Arc Welding process	8.00

4553	MODULES	GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING 2	16.00	10
	PM05 PS02	Perform a multi pass fillet weld using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process	8.00
	PM08 PS02	Perform a multi pass plate butt weld using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process	8.00

QUALIFICATION TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: WELDER

SAQA QUAL ID: 94100 Last date for Enrolment: 30/12/2026

COURSE	CURRICULUM	COURSE	CREDITS	DURATION
CODE	CODE			(in days)
4554	651202000	WELDER ARTISAN APPRENTICE YEAR 3	56.00	35

4555	MODULES	WELDING QUALITY CONTROL	4.00	5
	KM16 KT01	Inspection and testing	2.00
	KM15 KT02	Quality control and assurance in welding	2.00

4556	MODULES	SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING 3	16.00	10
	PM09 PS01	Preform a multi pass pipe butt weld using the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process	16.00

4557	MODULES	GAS METAL ARC WELDING 3	16.00	10
	PM10 PS01	Preform a multi pass pipe butt weld using the Gas Metal Arc Welding process	16.00

4558	MODULES	GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING 3	20.00	10
	PM11 PS01	Preform a multi pass pipe butt weld using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process	20.00

QCTO

Occupational Certificate linked

MODULAR SKILL PROGRAMS

SUMMARY

	OFO CODE	SKILLS PROGRAM NUMBER	SKILLS PROGRAM TITLE	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	NQF	CREDITS	DAYS
1	651202	SP-210402	Coded Welder	16/04/2027	4	96	180
2	651202	SP 191208	Coded Shielded Metal Arc Fillet Welder	None Given	2	40	50
3	653101	SP 191209	Wheel Balancer	13/11/2025	2	36	45
4	653101	SP191207	Workshop Tool Assistant	02/032028	2	24	30

QCTO

Occupational Skills Programs

OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder OFO CODE: 651202

Last Date for Enrolment: 16/04/2027

Skills Prog. No:

Skills Programme Title

NQF Level

Total Credits

Total Days

SP 210402 Coded Welder 4 96 180

Module	Topic	Title	Credits	Days
KM	T01	Introduction to the Welding Trade	6	10
KM	T02	General health, safety and environmental protection concepts	6	10
KM	T03	Welding codes, standards and parameters	12	10
KM	T04	SMAW/MMA Process
KM	T05	GMAW/MIG/MAG Process
KM	T06	Safety use, care and store engineering hand tools.	20	15
KM	T07	Safety use, care and store engineering power tools.
KM	T08	Safety use, care and store engineering measuring equipment.
PM	T01	Select use, care and store engineering hand tools.
PM	T02	Select use, care and store engineering power tools.
PM	T03	Select use, care and store engineering measuring equipment
PM	T04	Produce fillet welds on carbon steel material using the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process	6	10
PM	T05	Produce fillet welds on carbon steel material using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process	6	10
PM	T06	Produce plate butt welds on carbon steel material using the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process	8	10
PM	T07	Produce plate butt welds on carbon steel material using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process	8	10
PM	T08	Produce plate butt welds on carbon steel material using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process and Shielded Arc Welding process combination 8	8	10
PM	T09	Produce pipe welds on schedule 40, ½ inch Ǿ, 2 inch Ǿ and 6 inch Ǿ carbon steel material using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process, with carbon steel and stainless-steel welding consumables in the 2G, 5G and 6G positions	20	15
PM	T10	Produce pipe welds on Schedule 40, 6 inch Ǿ carbon steel material using the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW / TIG) and Shielded Metal Arc (SMAW/MMA)Welding processes, with carbon steel and stainless-steel welding consumables	20	15
FISA				5

OFO DESCRIPTION: Welder OFO CODE: 651202

Last Date for Enrolment: 16/04/2027

Skills Prog. No:

Skills Programme Title

NQF Level

Total Credits

Total Days

SP 191208 Coded Shielded Metal Arc Fillet Welder 2 48 50

Module	Topic	Title	Credits	Days
KM01	KT01-04	Introduction to the welding trade	2	10
KM02	KT01-02	Occupational Safety, Health and Environmental Protection,	4	10
KM03	KT01-02	Welding schematics, calculations, welds and welded joints	2	5
KM04	KT01	Weld imperfections,	2	5
KM08	KT01	Overview of fusion welding processes and related consumables	1	1
KM09	KT01 -03	Arc Welding	1	1
PM 03	PS01-02	Perform fillet welds using the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process	12	10
WM 02	WE01	Produce a range of fillet welds using various welding processes	16	20
WM 05	WE01-02	Team work, communication and reporting	8	20
Site Visit and Placement of Learner				1
Site Pre-Assessment				1
Final Integrated Summative Assessment (Coded Tests)				2

OFO DESCRIPTION: Automotive Motor mechanic OFO CODE: 653101

Last Date for Enrolment: 13/11/2025

Skills Prog. No:

Skills Programme Title

NQF Level

Total Credits

Total Days

SP 191209 Wheel Balancer 2 36 30

Module	Topic	Title	Credits	Days
KM01	Vehicle equipment and propulsion systems,		3	3
	KT01	Tyres, wheels and suspension and steering systems		2
PM01	Work safely and respond to emergency situations		6	6
	PS01	Perform basic first aid		3
	PS03	Read and respond to safety signage		3
	PS02	Perform basic fire fighting		1
	PS05	Carry out housekeeping activities	RE PMO2
	PS04	Use Personal Protective Equipment	RE PMO2
	PS06	Identify, use and care for lifting and support equipment		2
PM02	Use tools and equipment,		26	17
	PS01	Identify, use and care for basic hand tools and equipment		15
	PS02	Identify, use and care for workshop tools and equipment
	PS03	Identify, use and care for measuring equipment
	PS05	Perform basic computer operations		2
PM03	Remove, test, repair and refit tyres and balance wheels,		1	2
PM10	PS04	Remove, test, repair, refit tyres, and balance wheels

Final Integrated Summative Assessment				2

OFO DESCRIPTION: Automotive Motor mechanic OFO CODE: 653101

Last Date for Enrolment: 13/11/2025

Skills Prog. No:

Skills Programme Title

NQF Level

Total Credits

Total Days

SP 191207 Workshop Tool Assistant 2 24 30

Module	Topic	Title	Credits	Days
KM01	Foundational Concepts for Mechanics and Panel Beating,		8	10
	KT01	Fluids, lubricants, materials and metals applicable to the trade (50%)	4
	KT02	Physics (25%)	2
	KT03	Fundamentals of electricity (25%)	2
PM01	Use tools and equipment for Mechanic and Panel Beater		16	15
	PS01	Read and respond to safety signage
	PS02	Identify, use and care for basic hand tools
	PS03	Identify, use and care for workshop tools and equipment
	PS04	Identify, use and care for measuring equipment
	PS05	Fabricate simple components using basic hand tools

Final Integrated Summative Assessment				5

TETA

ACCREDITED LIFTING EQUIPMENT PROGRAMMES

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARD	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
242974/1	Operate lift trucks Code 1	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242974/1A	Operate lift trucks Code 1	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
242974/2	Operate lift trucks Code 2	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242974/2A	Operate lift trucks Code 2	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
242974/3	Operate lift trucks Code 3	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242974/3A	Operate lift trucks Code 3	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
260818/4	Operate lift trucks Code 4	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
260818/4A	Operate lift trucks Code 4	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
242972/5	Operate lift trucks Code 5 Reach Truck	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242972/5A	Operate lift trucks Code 5 Reach Truck	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
242981/6	Operate lift trucks Code 6 Pedestrian Stacker	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242981/6A	Operate lift trucks Code 6 Pedestrian Stacker	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
242981/7	Operate lift trucks Code 7 Pedestrian Stacker	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242981/7A	Operate lift trucks Code 7 Pedestrian Stacker	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
242972/8	Operate lift trucks Code 8 Order Picker	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242972/8A	Operate lift trucks Code 8 Order Picker	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
242972/9	Operate lift trucks Code 9 Order Picker	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242972/9A	Operate lift trucks Code 9 Order Picker	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
260797/10	Operate a sideloader lift truck Code 10	E/3/8	2024-06-30	5
260797/10A	Operate a sideloader lift truck Code 10	E/3/8	2024-06-30	1
260762/11	Operate rough terrain/earthmoving/agricultural equipment Code 11	E/3/11	2024-06-30	5
260762/11A	Operate rough terrain/earthmoving/agricultural equipment Code 11	E/3/11	2024-06-30	1
242981/12	Operate lift trucks Code 12 Pallet Truck	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
242981/12A	Operate lift trucks Code 12 Pallet Truck	E/3/6	2024-06-30	1
116235/30	Operate cranes Code 30 Overhead Crane Pendant	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
116235/30A	Operate cranes Code 30 Overhead Crane Pendant	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1
116231/31	Operate cranes Code 31 Overhead Crane Cab Controlled	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
116231/31A	Operate cranes Code 31 Overhead Crane Cab Controlled	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1

Qualification continued on next page

“A” denotes assessment/renewal only.

TETA

ACCREDITED LIFTING EQUIPMENT PROGRAMMES

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARD	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
242978/32	Operate cranes Code 32 Truck Mount	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
242978/32A	Operate cranes Code 32 Truck Mount	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1
116254/33	Operate cranes Code 33 Mobile up to 50 000kg	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
116254/33A	Operate cranes Code 33 Mobile up to 50 000kg	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1
116254/34	Operate cranes Code 34 Hydraulic Pick Up & Carry	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
116254/34A	Operate cranes Code 34 Hydraulic Pick Up & Carry	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1
242982/35	Operate cranes Code 35 Mobile Crane as specified	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
242982/35A	Operate cranes Code 35 Mobile Crane as specified	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1
242982/36	Operate cranes Code 36 Hydraulic Pick Up & Carry as specified	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
242982/36A	Operate cranes Code 36 Hydraulic Pick Up & Carry as specified	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1
116254/37	Operate cranes Code 37 Mobile Lattice Boom up to 50 000kg	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
116254/37A	Operate cranes Code 37 Mobile Lattice Boom up to 50 000kg	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1
242982/39	Operate cranes Code 39 Mobile Lattice Boom up to 50 000kg	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
242982/39A	Operate cranes Code 39 Mobile Lattice Boom up to 50 000kg	E/3/10	2024-06-30	1
243272/53	Operate a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP)	E/2/10	2024-06-30	5
243272/53A	Operate a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP)	E/2/10	2024-06-30	1
243273	Monitor and control the safety and operations of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms	E/4/8	2024-06-30	5

“A” denotes assessment/renewal only.
Only 242974/1 will be done at ETC – all other courses to be presented on clients’ equipment.

CONVEYING OF DANGEROUS GOODS BY ROAD

SAQA ID: 123259 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARD	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
123259/A	Conveying of Dangerous Goods by Road (Refresher)	3/4	2024-06-30	1
123259	Conveying of Dangerous Goods by Road (Novice)	3/4	2024-06-30	2

TETA

PROFESSIONAL DRIVING: LEVEL 3

SAQA ID: 50285 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARD	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
114941	Apply knowledge of HIV/AIDS to a specific business sector and a workplace	C/3/4	2008-08-16	2
123258	Foster and maintain customer relations	C/3/10	2024-06-30	4
8016	Maintaining occupational health, safety and general housekeeping	C/3/8	2024-06-30	4
123261	Plan road transport service delivery	C/3/8	2024-06-30	4
119750	Inspect and lubricate an automotive system	E/2/8	2009-11-30	2
123262	Load general freight	E/2/6	2024-06-30	2
12484	Perform basic fire fighting	E/2/4	2024-06-30	2
15123	Select and use vehicle lifting equipment	E/2/3	2011-08-07	2
8000	Apply basic business principles	E/3/9	2024-06-30	2
10976	Convey livestock	E/3/8	2024-06-30	2
123260	Operate tailgates and tail-lifts	E/3/2	2024-06-30	1
8039	Operating cranes	E/3/10	2024-06-30	5
8038	Operating lift trucks	E/3/6	2024-06-30	5
117241	Develop a business plan for a small business	E/4/5	2024-06-30	2
7997	Managing self – development	E/4/12	2024-06-30	4
123253	Operate a rigid vehicle	E/4/15	2024-06-30	5
123254	Operate a vehicle combination	E/4/20	2024-06-30	7
119472	Accommodate audience and context needs in oral/signed communication	F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
9010	Demonstrate an understanding of the use of different number bases and measurement units and an awareness of error in the context of relevant calculations	F/3/2	2024-06-30	2
9013	Describe, apply, analyse and calculate shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional space in different contexts	F/3/4	2024-06-30	5
119457	Interpret and use information from texts	F/3/5	2024-06-30	5
9012	Investigate life and work related problems using data and probabilities	F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
119467	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	F/3/5	2024-06-30	3
119465	Write/present/sign texts for a range of communicative contexts	F/3/5	2024-06-30	4
7456	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal, business and national issues	F/3/5	2024-06-30	5
123257	Operate a light vehicle	E/2/10	2024-06-30	4

COMPUTER TRAINING

ACCREDITED TRAINING (CETA)

US ID NO.	UNIT STANDARDS	U.S. DETAIL	LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT	DURATION (in days)
116931	Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based web-browser to search the Internet	E/2/4	2024-06-30	4
116937	Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based spreadsheet application to create and edit spreadsheets	C/2/4	2024-06-30	4
116945	Use electronic mail to send and receive messages	C/2/2	2024-06-30	2
117923	Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based presentation application to prepare and produce a presentation according to a given brief	C/2/5	2024-06-30	4
117924	Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based word processor to format documents	C/2/5	2024-06-30	4
119078	Use a GUI-based word processor to enhance a document through the use of tables and columns	C/3/5	2024-06-30	4
116932	Operate a personal computer system	E/1/3	2024-06-30	2

NON ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES

DRIVER AND OPERATOR TRAINING

The new codes, which were phased in from 1 March 1998, are as follows:

CODE	TYPE	DESCRIPTION
B	Light Motor Vehicle (old Code 8)	Tare not exceeding 3 500kg, or minibus, bus or goods vehicle, GVM not exceeding 3 500kg, Not articulated.
C1	Heavy-Motor Vehicle (old Code 10)	Tare exceeding 3 500kg, but not exceeding 16 000kg, or minibus, bus or goods vehicle, GVM exceeding 3 500kg but not exceeding 16 000kg, not articulated.
C	Extra Heavy-Motor Vehicle (old Code 14)	Tare exceeding 16 000kg, Not articulated.
EB	Light Articulated Motor Vehicle	Or Combination or Motor Vehicle and trailer the GVM or which exceeds 750kg, GCM of drawing vehicle not exceeding 3 500kg.
EC1	Heavy Articulated Motor Vehicle (old Code 13)	Or Combination of motor vehicle and trailer the GVM of which exceeds 750kg, GCM of the drawing vehicle exceeding 3 500kg but not exceeding 16 000kg.
EC	Extra Heavy Articulate Motor Vehicle (old Code 14)	Or Combination of Motor Vehicle and trailer the GVM of which exceeds 750kg, GCM of drawing vehicle exceeding 16 000kg.

Light Duty Vehicles Code B (8)

CODE	COURSE	DURATION
4263	Learners Licence (Short Course)	6 Hours
489	Learners Licence (All Codes)	3 Days
2595	Driver Training Code B (8)	1 Hour
2933	Driver Training Code B (8)	10 Hours
439	Driver Training Code B (8)	30 Hours
437	Driver Evaluation Code B	1 Hour
272	Economic & Defensive Driving Techniques Code B	10 Hours
3444	Traffic Test Vehicle Hire
	All prices quoted include VAT

Medium Duty (Light Truck) VEHICLES Code C

CODE	COURSE		DURATION (in days)
4263		Learners Licence (Short Course)	6 Hours
489		Learners Licence (All Codes)	3 Days
2136	Driver Training Code C1 (10)		1 Hour
2934	Driver Training Code C1 (10)		10 Hours
428	Driver Training Code C1 (10)		30 Hours
684	Driver Evaluation Code C1 (10)		1 Hour
627	Economic & Defensive Driving Techniques Code C1 (old code 10)		10 Hours
4234	Traffic Test Truck Hire (Code 10)
	All prices quoted include VAT

Heavy Duty Vehicles: Codes EC, EC1 & C (14)

CODE	COURSE	DURATION
4263	Learners Licence (Short Course)	6 Hours
489	Learners Licence (All Codes)	3 Days
2137	Conversion Code EC, EC1 & C (old code 14)	1 Hour
2935	Conversion Code EC, EC1 & C (old code 14)	10 Hours
431	Conversion Code EC, EC1 & C (old code 14)	30 Hours
684	Driver Evaluation Code EC1 and EC	1 Hour
2932	Economic & Defensive Driving Techniques Code EC (old Code 14)	10 Hours
3445	Traffic Test Truck Hire (Code 14)
	All prices quoted include VAT

Course fees DO NOT include the following fees payable to the Traffic Dept.

TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT FEES

Licence Type	Fingerprints	Test Booking	ID Photos	Issue of License	Medical	Total
Learner’s
Light Motor Vehicle
Heavy Motor Vehicle
Public Driver Permit

Please note that the traffic department now requires proof of address for any transaction.

This will include learners licence, drivers test and PDP applications for all codes.

PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

Code

COURSE

DURATION

(in days)

0259

Tow motor Cushman Operator

1986

Tow motor Cushman Evaluation

Please take note that in some cases training can only be done on site.
All these courses are also available after hours, provided we have sufficient enrolments.

GENERAL TRAINING

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
666	Brush Cutter Operator (max group of 8)	5
1269	Chain Saw Operator (max group of 8)	5
3327	Woodwork Skills Utility Items (Handskills)	15
253638	Sling and communicate during crane operations	5
253638A	Sling and communicate during crane operations	1

SUPERVISORY TRAINING

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
369	Modern Supervision Phase 1 (Modules 1-7)	5
370	Modern Supervision Phase 2 (Modules 8 – 15)	5
1333	Modern Supervision (Modules 1 – 15)	10
1132	Module 1 – Planning & Scheduling	1
1133	Module 2 – Organising & Organisation	½
1140	Module 3 – Delegation	½
1141	Module 4 – Leadership	½
1142	Module 5 – Motivation	½
1143	Module 6 – Communication	1
1144	Module 7 – Problem Analysis & Decision Making	1
1145	Module 8 – Control	1
1134	Module 9 – Safety & Housekeeping	½
1146	Module 10 – Recruitment	½
1147	Module 11 – Induction	½
1148	Module 12 – Job Instruction	1
1149	Module 13 – Industrial Relations	½
1150	Module 14 – Handling Grievance	½
1151	Module 15 – Maintaining Discipline	½

NOTE: All these courses are also available after hours, provided we have sufficient enrolments.

MECHANICAL

GENERAL MECHANICAL

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
0472	Hand Skills Metal Module 1	15
0473	Hand Skills Metal Module 2	15
4426	Fabricate, Weld and Fit a basic security gate	15
0384	Introduction to Hydraulics	5
484	Introduction to Pneumatics	5
3670	Basic Rigging Revision	2
4316	Auto Electrical Repairs and Vehicle Service
4317	Strip and Assemble Drive Train Components
4318	Strip and Assemble Engines and Accessories

WELDING

TECHNICAL WELDING

WELDING POSITIONS
Fillet Weld
1F	Flat (Axis of weld Horizontal)	3F	Vertical (Axis of weld Vertical)
2F	Horizontal (Axis of weld Horizontal)	4F	Overhead (Axis of weld Horizontal)
Groove Weld Plate
1G	Flat (Plates Horizontal)	3G	Vertical (Plates Vertical)
2G	Horizontal (Plates Vertical)	4G	Overhead (Plates Horizontal)
Pipe Weld
1G	Flat, Pipe shall be turned or rolled while welding, (Axis of pipe horizontal)	5G	Flat, Pipe shall not be turned or rolled while welding, (Axis of pipe horizontal)
2G	Horizontal, (Axis of pipe vertical)	6G	Inclined Axis with pipe stationary (Axis of pipe 45°)

DIY – WELDING

This course is aimed at first time equipment owners and DIY enthusiasts who would like to begin welding or require assistance in welding techniques.

Who are welcome to bring their own training equipment to set up and use at ETC in training

This course will assist you in the safety aspects, the setting up and use of equipment and practical exercises in the basic welding techniques.

You will require further practice at home.

ETC will issue a Course Report on completion of the course

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3887	Arc Welding Mild Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,1F & 2F)	3
3892	Arc Welding Stainless Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G & 2G)	3
3895	MIG Welding Mild Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap, 1F & 2F)	3
3900	MIG Welding Aluminium – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap, 2F,1G)	3
3903	MIG Welding Stainless Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F, 2F,1G & 2G)	3
3906	TIG Welding Mild Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,1F & 2F)	3
3911	TIG Welding Aluminium – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,2F,1G)	3
3914	TIG Welding Stainless Steel – DIY. (1.6mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G & 2G)	3
3918	Gas Welding and Brazing Mild Steel – DIY (1.6mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,1F & 2F)	3
4427	Gas Welding and Cutting Mild steel – DIY	3

WELDING

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
	ARC WELDING (SMAW)
	MILD STEEL
4385	Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4387	*Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4386	*Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5
3890	Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Heavy Duty. (10mm plate in Welding positions 1F,2F,4F,1G & 2G)	10
3891	*Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Heavy Duty. (10mm plate in Welding positions 2F,3F, 3G & 4G)	10
	STAINLESS STEEL
3488	Arc Welding Stainless Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4389	*Arc Welding Stainless Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4390	* Arc Welding Stainless Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
	MIG WELDING (GMAW, CO²)
	MILD STEEL
4391	MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4392	* MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4393	* MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5
3898	MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Heavy Duty. (10 mm plate in welding positions 1F, 2F, 4F, 1G & 2G)	10
3899	*MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Heavy Duty. (10 mm plate in welding positions 2F, 3F, 3G & 4G)	10
	ALUMINIUM
3901	MIG Welding Aluminium Module 1 light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap, 1F, 2F & 1G)	10
	STAINLESS STEEL
4394	MIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4395	* MIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4396	* MIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
	TIG WELDING (GTAW)
	MILD STEEL
4397	TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4398	* TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4399	* TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5
3909	TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Heavy Duty. (10mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,4F,1G & 2G)	10
3910	*TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Heavy Duty. (10mm plate in welding positions 2F,3F, 3G & 4G)	10
	ALUMINIUM
3912	TIG Welding Aluminium Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,1F,2F & 1G)	10
	STAINLESS STEEL
4400	TIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4401	* TIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4402	* TIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5
3917	*TIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (Ø 75mm pipe x 1.6mm in welding positions 1G & 2G)	5

* Identifies the courses that require prior training as a pre requisite, alternatively candidate to have sufficient experience to continue with the next level.

All above courses are available after hours, provided we have sufficient enrolments.
The duration and costs to be determined after consultation with the Client

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
	MILD STEEL
3919	Gas Welding Mild Steel Module 1. (1.6mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G)	5
3920	Gas Brazing to Mild Steel Module 1. (1.6mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G)	5
3921	Gas Cutting Mild Steel Module 1 (10mm plate Cutting Free Hand)	5
	ALUMINIUM
3923	Gas Welding Aluminium Module 1. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G)	5

CODE

COURSE

DURATION (in days)

3924

Welding & Cutting – Arc & Gas Mild Steel.

(Arc Welding positions Lap, 2F, 1G,)

(Gas Weld positions Corner, Lap, 1F & 1G)

(Gas Cut Free Hand)

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3925	Coded Welding Training 6G. (150mm Pipe)	9
3926	*Coded Welding Test 6G (150mm Pipe).	1
3927	Coded welding training available, as per Supplied WPS (Welding Procedure Specification) and PQR Procedure Qualified Record)	9
0243	Corrective Welding Training.

* Identifies the courses that require prior training as a pre requisite, alternatively candidate to have sufficient experience to continue with the next level.

All above courses are available after hours, provided we have sufficient enrolments.
The duration and costs to be determined after consultation with the Client

COMPUTER TRAINING

NON – ACCREDITED TRAINING

COURSE	DURATION
Operate a Personal Computer System (US 116932)	2 Days
Demonstrate knowledge of and produce computer Spreadsheets using basic functions (US 7572)	1 Day
MS Excel (2010) Basic (3534)	1 Day
MS Excel (2010) Intermediate (3506)	2 Days
MS Excel (2010) Advanced (3605)	2 Days

ADDITIONAL SERVICES

TRAINABILITY TESTING

CODE	TEST	DURATION
639	Trainability Testing – Phase 1	1 hour
4235	3 Step Mechanical Suitability Evaluation (Mechanical Dexterity, Aptitude & Tool Knowledge, Marking Off)	6 Hours
3193	4 Step Mechanical Suitability Evaluation (Trainability, Mechanical Dexterity, Aptitude & Tool Knowledge, Marking Off)	1 Day

BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT

The Building and Construction Training Department tackles training that falls under the Civil Engineering (Building & Civils) banner. From basic bricklaying, including the correct mixing of mortar and concrete, to fitting doors & locks, partitioning and even shelving (the making of windows), to painting, decorating and water proofing, as well as all the necessary foundation work for brick or concrete structures, it all falls within our fields of expertise.

The Building and Construction Training Department is accredited with CETA (Construction Education and Training Authority) but is also accredited with other SETAs and the NAMB and the QCTO.

SHORT COURSES

Specific courses can be tailored to meet special needs, drawing from the vast range of training material that ETC has readily on file.

GENERAL BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
CIVIL ENGINEERING – SMALL CONTRACTORS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
TYPICAL SHUTTERING TASKS
TYPICAL ROAD WORKS TASKS
TYPICAL DRAINAGE & SERVICES TASKS

APPRENTICESHIPS

This range of courses is offered on 3 year in duration for each level. The learner would complete an initial 3/4 month’s training at ETC before going to a host employer where they would practically apply what they have learned. Evaluations happen through Formative Assessments during training and the learner will receive an evaluation report describing the progress of the learner after the training. If judged competent, the learner may then progress to the next higher level.

641201 – BRICKLAYER & PLASTERER
642302 – PLASTERER & TILER
641502 – CARPENTER
643302 – PAINTER & DECORATOR
642601 – PLUMBER
2364 – SHOPFITTING (No accreditation)
2363 – JOINER & WOOD MACHINIST (No accreditation)

LEARNERSHIPS

Generally, Learnerships at the lower level average around 20 to 24 individual registered unit standards. Any one, or any combination or group of specific unit standards can be offered to individuals or industry to suit particular requirements. In addition, the previous common qualification, that of modular training for individual specific courses, can still be offered.

24273 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: COMMUNITY HOUSE BUILDING – NON ACCREDITED
20813 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: CONSTRUCTING CONTRACTING
65409 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BUILDING & CIVIL CONSTRUCTION: CARPENTRY
65409 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BUILDING & CIVIL CONSTRUCTION: MASONRY
65409 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: BUILDING & CIVIL CONSTRUCTION: PAINTING
58782 – FURTHER EDUCATION & TRAINING CERTIFICATE: PLUMBING (discontinued) – NON ACCREDITED
21853 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: CONSTRUCTION PLUMBING – NON ACCREDITED
65789 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: CONSTRUCTION PLANT OPERATIONS LEVEL 2 (on-site training
49053 – SUPERVISION OF CONSTRUCTION PROCESSES LEVEL 4 – NON ACCREDITED
24133 – CONSTRUCTION: ROADWORKS LEVEL 2 – NON ACCREDITED

OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE

Occupational Certificate: Electrician
Occupational Certificate: Hot Water System Installer (Solar Water Installer)
Occupational Certificate: Plumber
Occupational Certificate: Bricklayer
Occupational Certificate: Carpenter

DRIVER TRAINING DEPARTMENT

From passenger vehicles to code 14 trucks and forklifts, ETC’s Driver training Department offers expert training in all these and more. All our Facilitators are Qualified with Instructors certificates.

Applicants should preferably be in the possession of a valid learner’s license for the specific code they require. However, ETC does offer learners license training, and we proudly boast with the best pass rate in first time pass.

Our training is done on the job to help you to minimize production down-time.

Please go to the individual courses to find out more.

CODE B (08), C1 (10), EC (14), EC1 and C

Applicants should preferably be in possession of a valid learner’s license for the code they require. However, ETC does offer learner’s license training, and we proudly boast with the best pass rates in first time pass.

ECONOMIC AND DEFENSIVE DRIVING

– Available on all codes

It’s a way to save fuel and get trained on, techniques to become a safe driver on the road.

Applicants should be in possession of a valid driver’s license.
PRDP for heavy motor vehicles.
Applicant will receive a certificate upon being tested and found competent.

DRIVER EVALUATION

We offer driver evaluation for all codes.

LIFTING EQUIPMENT PROGRAMME

Our accredited lifting training includes Forklift Operators and Crane Operators (Overhead – Cranes ).

DANGEROUS GOODS TRANSPORT:

East ape Training Centre is proud to announce our program approval from TETA for the course –

Conveying of Dangerous Goods by Road.

Call our Customer Service Centre TODAY to enrol.

123259 – CONVEYING OF DANGEROUS GOODS

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARMENT

The primary purpose of the Electrical Department is to enrich the knowledge and skills of learners, apprentices and the community at large in the field of Electrical Engineering.

In doing so, we facilitate various qualifications, courses and skills programs that are registered with ESETA, MERSETA and CHIETA. The courses we present are Modular or Unit Standard based and include a considerable portion of practical application or experiential training. Competence is measured through proven and successfully passing assessments, methods and practical evaluations.

APPRENTICESHIPS

The range of courses offered are approximately a year in duration for each level. The learner would complete an initial three to four months at ETC before going to a host employer where they would practically apply what they have learned. At the end of the year the learner returns to ETC for their assessment and evaluation, done by an independent moderator. If judged competent, the learner may then progress to the next higher level.

ELECTRICIAN
MILLWRIGHT
ELECTRICIAN (CONSTRUCTION)

SHORT COURSES

Specific courses can be tailored to meet special needs, drawing from the vast range of training material that ETC has readily available.

Domestic Installations
Basic PLC
Basic Electronics
Fault Finding

GENERAL

GENERAL COURSES

GENERAL TRAINING

MODULES

– GENERAL TRAINING
CODE	NAME	DURATION
3327	Woodwork Skills Utility Items – Handskills – non accredited	15 days
1269	Chain Saw Operator (max group of 8)	5 days
1010	Forecourt Attendant (max group of 12)	5 days
1627	Sign writing	15 days
666	Brush Cutter (max group of 8)	5 days

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND WELDING DEPARTMENTS

ETC has the resources to offer training across a wide range of mechanical skills, catering to both newcomers and experienced practitioners. Our programs provide a diverse set of techniques to fabricate, repair, and maintain equipment across the mechanical field. Training includes areas such as fitting and turning, mechanical fitting, turning and machining, welding, boilermaking, motor mechanics, as well as combined trades like fitter & turner and millwright (a combination of fitter and electrician).
This department is accredited by MERSETA (Manufacturing Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority), as well as other SETAs, the NAMB, and the QCTO.

Apprenticeships Legacy based and Occupational Certificate are accredited with short Courses and some remaining accredited Learnerships with related short courses.

Non accredited training is presented at the same quality level as that of accredited training.

Most non accredited training is in the welding field designed from DIY to industry required standards.

SHORT COURSES

Specific courses can be tailored to meet special needs, drawing from the vast range of training material that ETC has readily on file.

OCCUPATIONAL ARTISAN APPRENTICESHIPS

This range of courses is offered in a 1 year duration for each level. The learner would complete an initial 2 to 3 month training per level/year at ETC. Evaluations happen through Formative and Summative Assessments during training and the learner will receive an evaluation report describing the progress of the learner after the training. They then return to the workplace/host employer where they would practically apply what they have learned and complete the required workplace modules as per register the learner contines to year 2 and then year 3 and may only qualify when all modules are completed.

118733 – AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC
93626 – BOILERMAKER
94021 – MECHANICAL FITTER
94020 – FITTER AND TURNER
93625 – METAL MACHINIST
97585 – MILLWRIGHT
94100 – WELDER

The modular skills programmes available linked to above trades are:

SP 210402 – CODED WELDER
SP 191208 – CODED SHIELDED METAL ARC FILLET WELDER
SP 191209 – WHEEL BALANCER

LEGACY LEARNERSHIPS

71950 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING AND ASSEMBLY (Level 2)
59689– NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING: FITTING (Level 2)
57881 – NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: WELDING APPLICATION AND PRACTICE (Level 2)
57887– FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING CERTIFICATE: WELDING APPLICATION AND PRACTICE (Level 4)

MERSETA

SKILLS PROGRAMME SUMMARY

UNIT STANDARD SKILLS PROGRAMMES AVAILABLE LINKED TO ABOVE CERTIFICATES.

For groups with a Minimum of 8 to a Maximum of 12 Learners a Discount of 10% applies.

No	SKILLS PROGRAMME TITLE	Qual ID	SKILLS PROGRAM NUMBER	NQF	CREDITS	DAYS
1	Manufacturer and Assembler	71950	SP 0484/10-17	2	58	33
2	Component Manufacturer And Assembler	71950	SP 0512/10-17	2	83	44
3	Production Machine Operator 1	71950	SP 0650/12-17	2	37	21
4	Component Assembler / Manufacture	71950	SP 0655/12-17	2	56	34
5	Auto Component Assembler	71950	SP 0944/15-17	2	50	32
6	First Aider	71950	SP 1043/19-17	2	8	6
7	Mechanical Workshop Assistant (Fitting)	63473	SP 0304/09-17	2	58	47
8	First Line Maintenance Assistant	63473	SP 0447/10-17	2	30	47
9	Mechanical Workshop Assistant Part 2	63473	SP 0576/11-17	2	47	35
10	Tool Room Assistant	63473	SP 0627/11-17	2	67	48
11	Safe Use Of Workshop Tools	63473	SP 0638/12-17	2	24	17
12	Basic Machining in Manufacturing (Fitting)	63473	SP 0701/12-17	2	66	50
13	Mechanical Engineering Machine Operator	63473	SP 0859/13-17	2	62	51
14	Intergration of basic engineering skills Version 2	63473	SP 0860/13-17	2	36	26
15	Fluid Power Hose Assembling Skills Phase 1	63473	SP 0870/14-17	2	19	17
16	Routine machine maintainer (Fitting)	63473	SP 0956/15-17	2	81	48
17	Oxy-Fuel pipe cutter	63473	SP 1002/17-17	2	50	37
18	Basic Gas Metal Arc Welder	58534	SP 0287/08-17	2	34	21
19	Assistant Welder	58534	SP 0302/09-17	2	61	37
20	Fabrication Assistance Welder	58534	SP 0391/09-17	2	79	49
21	Assistant Carbon Steel Welder	58534	SP 0393/09-17	2	68	37
22	Assistant Arc Welder	58534	SP 0425/10-17	2	50	33
23	Carbon Steel Welder 2	58534	SP 0508/10-17	2	68	37
24	Basic Arc And Gas Welder	58534	SP 0544/11-17	2	49	29
25	Basic Welding Course Level 2 (Basic Gas Arc Welder)	58534	SP 0552/11-17	2	42	25
26	Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welder	58534	SP 0556/11-17	2	46	25
27	Basic Welding Skills	58534	SP 0628/11-17	2	35	19
28	Safe Use Of Gas Cutting Tools	58534	SP 0634/12-17	2	22	19
29	Carbon Steel Arc And Gas Welding Operator	58534	SP 0635/12-17	2	40	13
30	Basic Shield and Tungsten Arc welder	58534	SP 0672/12-17	2	41	21
31	Carbon Steel Plate (Structural Welding)	58534	SP 0690/12-17	2	42	31
32	Basic Shield Metal Arc Welding (Down Hand)	58534	SP 0707/12-17	2	49	31
33	Gas Metal Arc Welding Operator	58534	SP 0843/13-17	2	23	12
34	Welding Workshop Assistant	58534	SP 0854/13-17	2	52	22
35	Welding Machine Operator	58534	SP 0864/13-17	2	60	34
36	Basic Welding skills and Gas Cutting	58534	SP 0868/14-17	2	69	31
37	Brazing and Spot Welding Skills	58534	SP 0936/15-17	2	21	10
38	Forming and Shaping of Metal Plate	58534	SP 0937/15-17	2	24	15
39	Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding & Forming of Sheetmetal	58534	SP 0938/15-17	2	41	19
40	Basic Shielded and Metal welding Skills	58534	SP 0940/15-17	2	34	20
41	Assistant Arc Welder (Phase 2)	58534	SP 0950/15-17	2	50	29
42	Assistant Welder phase 2	58534	SP 0951/15-17	2	50	26
43	Basic shielded metal welder	58534	SP 1028/18-17	2	17	18
44	Advanced Pipe Welding	58536	SP 0194/07-17	4	80	45
45	Advanced Stainless Steel And Aluminium Welding	58536	SP 0214/07-17	4	40	17
46	Advanced Carbon Steel Pipe Welding	58536	SP 0215/07-17	4	70	40
47	Gas Tungsten and Metal Arc Welding Skills	58536	SP 0858/13-17	4	36	25
48	Carbon Steel Pipe Welder (in All Positions)	58536	SP 0960/15-17	4	60	32

LEGACY APPRENTICESHIPS

The range and duration of modular courses offered range from 1 day up to 3 months with a combination of numerous modules.

A 3 year apprenticeship requires on average a 3 month institutionalised modular training period at ETC (min Phases 1-3), thereafter a 3 month training period at a technical college (min 4 subject NTC 2 in the relative trade) and thereafter a 3 month on the job exposure in the technical field at a selected company (minimum 80 weeks).

After completing the 3 years and the minimum requirements one can apply for a trade test.

One does not have to complete a full phase at a time, modules may be selected from within each phase and be completed according to a training calendar drawn up by the department head.

This is currently being superseded by Occupational Certificate Artisan Apprenticeships.

The Last date for enrolment was 30/06/2024 and it expires on 30/06/2026

MOTOR MECHANIC
BOILERMAKER
FITTER
FITTER AND TURNER
TURNER
TOOLMAKER
MILLWRIGHT
WELDER

NON ACCREDITED TRAINING

SHORT COURSES

Specific courses can be tailored to meet client requirements, drawing from the vast range of training material that ETC has readily on file or from information from the client.

GENERAL MECHANICAL

In general mechanical training we have a variety of courses that are not accredited.

Although not accredited the same level of quality to that of Accredited training is delivered.

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
639	Trainability Testing – Phase 1 (Vienna psychometric Assessment )	1 hour
4235	3 Step Mechanical Suitability Evaluation (Mechanical Dexterity, Aptitude & Tool Knowledge, Marking Off)	1
3193	4 Step Mechanical Suitability Evaluation (Trainability, Mechanical Dexterity, Aptitude & Tool Knowledge, Marking Off)	1
0472	Hand Skills Metal Module 1	15
0473	Hand Skills Metal Module 2	15
0384	Introduction to Hydraulics	5
484	Introduction to Pneumatics	5
3670	Basic Rigging Revision	2

Detailed information on all of the above courses are available on request.

TECHNICAL WELDING

We do offer non accredited welder courses as they have been designed from DIY to industry lead requirements

Although not accredited the same level of quality to that of accredited training is delivered.

Often accredited and non-accredited courses are given at the same time to a group as the quality of training and training techniques are identical.

Non accredited welder courses have been designed from DIY to industry lead requirements.

Course contents may be adapted to suit company requirements.

This Table below will assist you in identifying various weld positions in the courses presented on the next few pages.

WELDING POSITIONS
Fillet Weld
1F	Flat (Axis of weld Horizontal)	3F	Vertical (Axis of weld Vertical)
2F	Horizontal (Axis of weld Horizontal)	4F	Overhead (Axis of weld Horizontal)
Groove Weld Plate
1G	Flat (Plates Horizontal)	3G	Vertical (Plates Vertical)
2G	Horizontal (Plates Vertical)	4G	Overhead (Plates Horizontal)
Pipe Weld
1G	Flat, Pipe shall be turned or rolled while welding, (Axis of pipe horizontal)	5G	Flat, Pipe shall not be turned or rolled while welding, (Axis of pipe horizontal)
2G	Horizontal, (Axis of pipe vertical)	6G	Inclined Axis with pipe stationary (Axis of pipe 45°)

DIY – WELDING

This course is aimed at first time equipment owners and DIY enthusiasts who would like to begin welding or require assistance in welding techniques.

This course will assist you in the safety aspects, the setting up and use of equipment and practical exercises in the basic welding techniques.

You are welcome to bring your own training equipment to set up and use at ETC in training.

You will require further practice at home.

ETC will issue an attendance certificate on completion of the course

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
3887	Arc Welding Mild Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,1F & 2F)	3
3892	Arc Welding Stainless Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G & 2G)	3
3895	MIG Welding Mild Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap, 1F & 2F)	3
3900	MIG Welding Aluminium – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap, 2F,1G)	3
3903	MIG Welding Stainless Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F, 2F,1G & 2G)	3
3906	TIG Welding Mild Steel – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,1F & 2F)	3
3911	TIG Welding Aluminium – DIY. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,2F,1G)	3
3914	TIG Welding Stainless Steel – DIY. (1.6mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G & 2G)	3
3918	Gas Welding and Brazing Mild Steel – DIY (1.6mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,1F & 2F)	3
4427	Gas Welding and Cutting Mild steel – DIY	3

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
	ARC WELDING (SMAW)
	MILD STEEL
4385	Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4387	*Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4386	*Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5
3890	Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Heavy Duty. (10mm plate in Welding positions 1F,2F,4F,1G & 2G)	10
3891	*Arc Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Heavy Duty. (10mm plate in Welding positions 2F,3F, 3G & 4G)	10
	STAINLESS STEEL
3488	Arc Welding Stainless Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4389	*Arc Welding Stainless Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4390	* Arc Welding Stainless Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
	MIG WELDING (GMAW, CO²)
	MILD STEEL
4391	MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4392	* MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4393	* MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5
3898	MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Heavy Duty. (10 mm plate in welding positions 1F, 2F, 4F, 1G & 2G)	10
3899	*MIG Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Heavy Duty. (10 mm plate in welding positions 2F, 3F, 3G & 4G)	10
	ALUMINIUM
3901	MIG Welding Aluminium Module 1 light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap, 1F, 2F & 1G)	10
	STAINLESS STEEL
4394	MIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4395	* MIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4396	* MIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
	TIG WELDING (GTAW)
	MILD STEEL
4397	TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4398	* TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4399	* TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5
3909	TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 1 Heavy Duty. (10mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,4F,1G & 2G)	10
3910	*TIG Welding Mild Steel Module 2 Heavy Duty. (10mm plate in welding positions 2F,3F, 3G & 4G)	10
	ALUMINIUM
3912	TIG Welding Aluminium Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions Corner, Lap,1F,2F & 1G)	10
	STAINLESS STEEL
4400	TIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 1 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,1G,2F & Lap Weld, Down hand Welds)	5
4401	* TIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 2 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,2G,3F & Corner Weld, Horizontal and Vertical Up Welds)	5
4402	* TIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (3mm plate in welding positions 2F,4F,4G& 3G Welds, Horizontal, Vertical up and Overhead Welds)	5
3917	*TIG Welding Stainless Steel Module 3 Light Duty. (Ø 75mm pipe x 1.6mm in welding positions 1G & 2G)	5

* Identifies the courses that require prior training as a pre requisite, alternatively candidate to have sufficient experience to continue with the next level.

All above courses are available after hours, provided we have sufficient enrolments.
The duration and costs to be determined after consultation with the Client

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
	MILD STEEL
3919	Gas Welding Mild Steel Module 1. (1.6mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G)	5
3920	Gas Brazing to Mild Steel Module 1. (1.6mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G)	5
3921	Gas Cutting Mild Steel Module 1 (10mm plate Cutting Free Hand)	5
	ALUMINIUM
3923	Gas Welding Aluminium Module 1. (3mm plate in welding positions 1F,2F,1G)	5

CODE

COURSE

DURATION (in days)

3924

Welding & Cutting – Arc & Gas Mild Steel. (Arc Welding positions Lap, 2F, 1G,)

(Gas Weld positions Corner, Lap, 1F & 1G) (Gas Cut Free Hand)

CODE	COURSE	DURATION (in days)
3925	Coded Welding Training 6G. (150mm Pipe)	9
3926	*Coded Welding Test 6G (150mm Pipe).	1
3927	Coded welding training available, as per Supplied WPS (Welding Procedure Specification) and PQR Procedure Qualified Record)	9
0243	Corrective Welding Training.

* Identifies the courses that require prior training as a pre requisite, alternatively candidate to have sufficient experience to continue with the next level.

All above courses are available after hours, provided we have sufficient enrolments.
The duration and costs to be determined after consultation with the Client

MOTOR MECHANIC DEPARTMENT

MOTOR MECHANIC DEPARTMENT.

ETC has the resources to train in a very wide range of motor mechanic skills.

This department provides vehicle services for the ETC fleet and performs minor repairs on private vehicles

APPRENTICESHIPS

The range and duration of modular courses offered range from 1 day up to 3 months with a combination of numerous modules.

After completing the 3 years and the minimum requirements one can apply for a trade test.

One does not have to complete a full phase at a time, modules may be selected from within each phase and be completed according to a training calendar drawn up by the department head.

Recognition of prior learning is also able to be established on request.

MERSETA

ADVISING AND PRE-TRADE TEST SKILLS ASSESSMENT

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
4226	Advising and Pre Trade Test Assessment – Motor Mechanic	5

PRE-TRADE TEST TRAINING

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
0726	Motor Mechanic Pre-Trade Test Training	10

MERSETA

APPRENTICESHIP MODULES GROUPED INTO PHASES FOR ANNUAL TRAINING

MOTOR MECHANIC

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
2430	Motor Mechanic Phase 1 Modular Training (MERSETA)	55
2431	Motor Mechanic Phase 2 Modular Training (MERSETA)	39
2432	Motor Mechanic Phase 3 Modular Training (MERSETA)	36

Detailed information on the above trade is available on request.

MERSETA

MOTOR MECHANIC

APPRENTICE MODULAR TRAINING

PHASE 1

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
2430	MOTOR MECHANIC PHASE 1 MODULAR TRAINING	55
0310	Induction ID1 – ID6	3
0971	Safety SF1 & SF5	2
1809	Drawings & Sketches DS7, DS24, DS25 & DS27	3
1966	Materials MA2, 3 & MA15	2
2286	Measuring Equipment MF1 – 4 & MF 6	5
2404	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools HT1, WT2, WT21 & 22, HS2 – HS5, HS7 (Sharpening tools)	4
2405	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools WT1 & 2, HT2-4, MT9, HS1&8 (Correct use of tools)	10
2406	Keys & Locking Devices KL3-6 & KL8-10	3
2407	Service SER 1-3	2
2408	Transmission Systems TS1	5
2409	Cooling Systems CS1-14	3
2614	Arc Welding SF3, AO1 – AO4	5
0320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13,	5
0321	Gas Cutting SF3, GC1 – GC3, HS9,	3

PHASE 2

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
2431	MOTOR MECHANIC PHASE 2 MODULAR TRAINING	39
2411	Exhaust Systems EXS1	2
2412	Fuel Systems FS6 & FS9 & DS 21	5
2413	Transmission Systems Remove, test & replace clutch components TS3	5
2414	Transmission Systems Gearbox & Differential TS 2	10
2415	Suspension Systems SUS 1-6	8
2416	Braking Systems DS19, BS1-4	5
2417	Air Over Hydraulic Brakes AHB1	2
2418	Bearings BE15-20, WT7, WT18 & WT20	2

PHASE 3

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
2432	MOTOR MECHANIC PHASE 3 MODULAR TRAINING	36
2419	Steering systems STS 1-2	5
2420	Electrical Systems ES 1-3, MF 12 & DS 28	6
2421	Soft Solder SS 11	1
2422	Batteries BA1-5	1
2423	Basic Lifting Techniques BG2, 3 & BG9	3
2424	Engines & Accessories EA 1-EA3 & 4 DS23	8
2425	Engines & Accessories EA 2 & EA 11	1
2426	Engines & Accessories MF7, EA 5-9	5
2427	Engines & Accessories EA 10	1
2428	Engine Tuning ETU 1	5

0266

Apprentice Motor Mechanical Selected Modules

MOTOR MECHANIC

SELECTED MODULES

The modules below are aligned to the current MERSETA Motor Mechanical Apprentice Training Modules.

3 Streams have been identified which divide the trade into the following:

Auto Electrical Repairs
Strip and Assemble Drive Train Components
Strip and Assemble Engines and Accessories

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
4316	Auto Electrical Repairs and Vehicle Service	29
1809	Drawings & Sketches DS7, DS24, DS25 & DS27	3
2286	Measuring Equipment MF1 – 4 & MF 6	5
2409	Cooling Systems CS1-14	3
320	Gas Welding SF3, GW10 – GW13,	5
2420	Electrical Systems ES 1-3, MF 12 & DS 28	6
2421	Soft Solder SS 11	1
2422	Batteries BA1-5	1
2428	Engine Tuning ETU 1	5

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
4317	Strip and Assemble Drive Train Components	52
1809	Drawings & Sketches DS7, DS24, DS25 & DS27	3
2286	Measuring Equipment MF1 – 4 & MF 6	5
2407	Service SER 1-3	2
2408	Transmission Systems TS 1	5
2413	Transmission Systems Remove, test & replace clutch components TS3	5
2414	Transmission Systems Gearbox & Differential TS 2	10
2415	Suspension Systems SUS 1-6	8
2416	Braking Systems DS19, BS1-4	5
2417	Air Over Hydraulic Brakes AHB1	2
2418	Bearings BE15-20, WT7, WT18 & WT20	2
2419	Steering systems STS 1-2	5

CODE	COURSE	DAYS
4318	Strip and Assemble Engines and Accessories	45
1809	Drawings & Sketches DS7, DS24, DS25 & DS27	3
2286	Measuring Equipment MF1 – 4 & MF 6	5
2404	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools HT1, WT2, WT21&22, HS2 – HS5, HS7	4
2405	Handtools, Handskills & Workshop Tools WT1 & 2, HT2-4, MT9, HS1&8	10
2423	Basic Lifting Techniques BG2,3 & BG9	3
2424	Engines & Accessories EA 1-EA3 & 4 DS 23	8
2425	Engines & Accessories EA 2 & EA 11	1
2426	Engines & Accessories MF7, EA 5-9	5
2427	Engines & Accessories EA 10	1
2428	Engine Tuning ETU 1	5

Detailed information on the above modular courses and modular content are available on request.

LEARNERSHIPS

The range of courses offered are approximately a year in duration for each level.

The learner would complete an initial three to four months at ETC before going to a host employer where they would practically apply what they have learned.

At the end of the year the learner returns to ETC for their assessment and evaluation, done by an independent moderator.

If judged competent, the learner may then progress to the next higher level.

Generally, Learnerships at the lower level average around 20 to 24 individual registered unit standards.

Any one, or any combination or group of specific unit standards can be offered to individuals or industry to suit particular requirements.

There are 2 challenges when considering unit standard training is that it requires a group of at least 8 learners and a host company is to be secured prior to enrolment with MERSETA.

MERSETA

LEARNERSHIP PROGRAMMES SUMMARY

SAQA ID

NQF

QUALIFICATION

Total Credits

Total Training & Assessment Days

78523

LP ID 64810

LEVEL 2

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE:

AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

132

78524

LP ID 64809

LEVEL 3

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE:

AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

Specialisation Area 1: Passenger, Light Delivery and Commercial Vehicles only

137

107

Detailed information on the above qualifications are available on request.

MERSETA

SKILLS PROGRAMME SUMMARY

For groups with a Minimum of 8 to a Maximum of 12 Learners a Discount of 10% applies.

OFO CODE	OFO DESCRIPTION	SKILLS PROGRAMME NUMBER	SKILLS PROGRAMME TITLE	NQF	CREDITS	DAYS
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SS 0032/16-17	Brakes and Suspension Repair Assistant	2	39	24
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0435/10-17	Assistance Service Person	2	33	23
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0562/11-17	Automotive Workshop Assistant	2	68	42
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0564/11-17	Automotive Workshop Assistant Phase 2	2	83	56
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0591/11-17	Passenger Vehicle Service Person(phase 2(ARM)	2	57	44
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0629/11-17	Suspension Fitter Part 1 (Second Edition)	2	25	17
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0002/06-17	Suspension Fitter Part 2 (ARM)	3	29	18
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0616/11-17	Motor Vehicle Workshop Assistant(ARM)	2	30	18
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0695/12-17	Automotive Component Assembler	2	45	27
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0842/13-17	Basic Automotive Servicing Skills	2	28	16
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0844/13-17	Automotive Servicing Skills	2	39	23
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0845/13-17	Automotive Service Workshop Assistant	2	37	22
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0973/16-17	Auto Electrician Assistant	2	29	20
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SP 0975/16-17	Automotive Workshop Assistant	3	56	35
653101	Automotive Motor Mechanic	SS 0030/16-17	Automotive Component fitter and assembler	2	22	13

Detailed information on the above skills programmes are available on request.

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NEW COURSES 2026 - 2027

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ELECTRICIAN

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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: COMMUNITY HOUSE BUILDING: LEVEL 2

SAQA I.D. 24273 LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT: 2024-06-30

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OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: HOT WATER SYSTEM INSTALLER (Solar Water Installer):

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GENERAL BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

CIVIL ENGINEERING – SMALL CONTRACTORS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

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Trade Test Assessment – Boilermaker

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ACCREDITED TRAINING (CETA)

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