BANKING SECTOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING AUTHORITY (BANKSETA)
Education in Sandton

Accreditation and quality assurance supports the development of skills in the sector. The BANKSETA has an existing vacancy for a Specialist in the Work Integrated Learning Department. 2017/18 Sector Skills Plan(SSP) The skills development initiatives of BANKSETA in the IB sector occur within the context of the goal of the National Skills Development Strategy (NSDS) III to develop a skilled and capable workforce to support an inclusive growth path. AUDIT & RISK COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON The BANKSETA requires a suitably qualified independent person with experience in a variety of disciplines to serve as an independent Chairperson of the BANKSETA Audit and Risk Committee, as required in terms of Section 77 of the Public Finance Management Act, Act No 1 of 1999, as amended. BANKSETA is a statutory body established through the Skills Development Act of This programme is the banking sector’s commitment to the financial service charter and the national skills development strategy. The programme’s provides the youth with a formal qualification pegged at NQF level 5 plus the practical experience in the Banking and Microfinance sector. The Banking and Microfinance sector plays a significant role in ensuring that our youth is provided with platforms to learn and acquire workplace experience. The completion rate 80% and has an average of over 72% employment rate. The BANKSETA in addition funds unemployed youth through PIVOTAL funding and Higher Education Funding. With the sector and various stakeholder the organisation under through PIVOTAL funding is creating opportunity of learning to more than 3000 youth across the country. The BANKSETA in partnership with Guarantee Trust is currently recruiting unemployed matriculants for the Work-Readiness Programme in assisting youth with work-ready skills within the Banking and Microfinance Sector. Allowances: Transport fees, breakfast and lunch for the duration of the training. BANKSETA seeks to appoint a suitably qualified training provider who is located in South Africa to facilitate training of Consumer Education Material to consumers in rural areas in one or more provinces in South Africa. The application forms state that there are costs involved prior to the submission. We urge you not to respond to the advertisements from this company or any other as the BANKSETA Letsema and Kuyasa learnership programme recruitment is currently closed until later in the year. The Department of Higher Education and Training Promulgation on the Extension of the National Skills Development Strategy III for a period of two years- (2016-2018) Consumer credit education material has been developed that can be used by the industry in their consumer engagement and education strategies, to assist in educating consumers about responsible borrowing behaviour. The aim is to create awareness of this initiative with stakeholders and the credit providers in terms of the implementation and roll-out of this consumer education content. The tender was awarded to RemoteNet who runs a system also called RemoteNet. The RemoteNet's system is technically sound, caters for all the functions the BANKSETA needs and has been in use within SETAs for a number of years. In addition, the regulatory environment has become more and more complex. The responsibility for compliance lies with top management and to achieve this the banking and microfinance sector are increasingly seeking the services of compliance practitioners to advise, support, monitor and control risk-based compliance frameworks. It aims to prepare a learner to provide compliance services to assist management to discharge their responsibilities to comply with applicable regulatory requirements. A qualified learner will be able to: Design and implement compliance risk management frameworks.