Funding for Welding and Safety Courses South Africa: Quick Answer South African employers may be able to reduce the effective cost of welding, artisan-development and workplace safety training through: mandatory SETA grants; discretionary SETA grants; qualifying Section 12H learnership tax allowances; B-BBEE Skills Development recognition; employer-funded workplace training; and sector-specific occupational or artisan-development initiatives. However, training funding is not

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Professional welder in Cape Town training for the QCTO welding deadline June 2026 compliance certification The countdown is no longer a whisper; it’s a roar. For years, the South African welding industry has relied on "Unit Standard" based training under merSETA. But as of June 30, 2026 , the old system officially hits a dead end. If you are currently training, or planning to hire welders in the Western Cape, you are standing on the edge of the QCTO Transition . Here is the r