The North West Province seeks accredited training providers to join a panel for delivering Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning (ARPL) programs. This initiative aims to enhance skills development and improve employability over a three-year period.
The Office of the Premier in the North West Province is inviting accredited training providers to submit bids for inclusion in a panel dedicated to the provision of Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning (ARPL) programs. The selected providers will be responsible for delivering training in various artisan trades, including Boilermaking, Electrical, Diesel Mechanics, and Welding. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to address skills shortages and enhance employability among youth in the region.
The successful bidders will be required to demonstrate their capacity to deliver high-quality training, including providing accredited facilitators, assessors, and training materials. They must also ensure compliance with relevant legislation and maintain accurate records for auditing purposes. The program aims to facilitate workplace placements for learners and ensure that they receive nationally recognized qualifications upon completion. By participating in this tender, training providers will contribute to the development of a skilled workforce, ultimately supporting economic growth in the North West Province.
This tender is suitable for accredited training institutions with expertise in artisan training, particularly those with experience in delivering Recognition of Prior Learning programs. Businesses that can provide qualified trainers, assessors, and comprehensive training materials are encouraged to apply.
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