merSETA (Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority) focuses on developing skills across South Africa’s manufacturing and engineering industries. It supports training, education and workforce development that strengthen these important economic sectors.
Through merSETA, programmes such as learnerships, apprenticeships and skills development initiatives help prepare individuals for careers in manufacturing, engineering and related technical fields.
The Mining Qualifications Authority (MQA) is responsible for supporting skills development in South Africa’s mining and minerals sector. It works to improve training, education and career opportunities that strengthen the industry and support economic growth.
Through the Mining Qualifications Authority, programmes such as learnerships, bursaries and training initiatives help develop skilled professionals, aligned with the goals of the National Skills Development Plan 2020–2030.
MICT SETA (Media, Information and Communication Technologies Sector Education and Training Authority) focuses on developing skills within South Africa’s media, ICT and telecommunications sectors. The organisation works to strengthen workforce skills and support meaningful economic participation through education and training.
Through MICT SETA, programmes such as learnerships, internships and skills development initiatives help prepare individuals for careers in technology, media and digital industries.
CHIETA (Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority) focuses on developing skills within South Africa’s chemical industries sector. The organisation works to identify industry skills needs and support training initiatives that prepare people for careers in the field.
Through CHIETA, programmes such as learnerships, internships and training initiatives help build a skilled workforce while supporting industry growth.
Lightbulb EDTECH provides digital learning solutions designed to support skills development and professional growth. The platform focuses on helping individuals and organisations improve performance through continuous learning and practical training.
Through Lightbulb EDTECH, users can access learning programmes and digital tools that support knowledge development, workplace skills and ongoing professional education.
She Means Business is an initiative by Meta that supports women entrepreneurs in building and growing their businesses. The programme provides training, tools and resources that help women develop digital skills and strengthen their presence in the online business world.
Through She Means Business, women can access learning materials, workshops and guidance on using digital platforms to promote their products and services. These resources help entrepreneurs expand their reach, connect with customers and grow sustainable businesses.
FSCA My Money is a financial education platform created by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority to help South Africans better understand and manage their finances. The platform is part of the Consumer Education Department’s mandate to promote financial literacy and responsible financial decision-making.
Through FSCA My Money, individuals can access practical information on budgeting, saving, managing debt, insurance and investing. These resources help people make informed financial choices and build long-term financial wellbeing.
Microsoft Digital Literacy provides free learning resources that help individuals build essential digital skills. The programme supports people who want to improve their understanding of computers, the internet and common digital tools used in everyday life.
Through Microsoft Digital Literacy, learners can access training on topics such as basic computer skills, online communication and internet safety. These resources can be accessed on a smartphone, tablet or desktop computer, making it easier for people to learn from anywhere.
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Zimele is an enterprise development initiative by Anglo American that supports entrepreneurs and small businesses in South Africa. The programme helps individuals and communities build sustainable businesses that can grow and create employment opportunities.
Through Zimele, entrepreneurs receive mentorship, training and access to funding that help them develop and expand their businesses while contributing to local economic growth.