Seeking an accredited service provider to implement a 24-month Child and Youth Care Worker NQF Level 5 learnership. The program aims to train 80 learners, enhancing skills in child and youth care.
The Western Cape Department of Social Development invites proposals from accredited service providers to implement a Child and Youth Care Worker learnership program at NQF Level 5. This initiative spans a period of 24 months and aims to train 80 learners, divided into two groups of 40. The successful bidder will be responsible for delivering a blended learning approach, combining both face-to-face and virtual training sessions, ensuring that academic lesson time is split evenly between the two formats. The program requires the provider to have a robust digital infrastructure, including a Learning Management System (LMS), to facilitate effective training and support for all participants.
Key requirements include accreditation from the Quality Council of Trades and Occupations (QCTO) and the Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA). Bidders must demonstrate experience in delivering similar learnerships, provide a detailed project plan, and ensure the availability of qualified facilitators. The program not only aims to enhance the skills of learners but also to meet the growing demand for qualified professionals in child and youth care, thereby contributing to the betterment of community services in the Western Cape.
This tender is suitable for accredited training providers with experience in implementing learnership programs, particularly those specializing in child and youth care. Businesses must have the capacity to deliver blended learning solutions and demonstrate a track record of successful training outcomes.
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