The total number of confirmed COVID -19 cases in South Africa is steadily increasing, that is why it was important for the Higher Health and its partners to develop a strategy within post-school education and training about COVID -19. On behalf of the...

The Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA) has partnered with the Afribiz Foundation and Ruo and Rui Medicals to ensure a highly impactful fight against Covid-19 by allocating R12.6 million in funding. The Afribiz Foundation...

The HWSETA recently made available access to formalised accredited training for staff of smaller levy-exempt organisations. Smaller NGOs generally struggle to source and fund training for their staff that can be directly applicable to their core mandate....

On Thursday 8 August 2019, the HWSETA joined the rest of the county to celebrate National Women’s Month. The significance of Women’s month in the country is dedicated to the commemoration of the iconic 1956 Women’s March which saw 20 000 women march...

  The field of occupational hygiene has become a hot topic in South Africa over the last twenty five years. The establishment of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) in 1993 set forth strict standards for workplace ergonomics. Thus far these...