Who can apply?
MICT SETA has been mandated, as per the amended Skills Development Act 37 of 2008, to allocate grants in the prescribed manner for skills development opportunities for all the South Africans who meet the below criteria.
Therefore, only MICT SETA Levy paying entities and non-levying entities, whose core business resides within the MICT sub-sectors with the requisite capacity and legal good standing, may apply for MICT SETA funded interventions.
Given the special nature of skills development broadly and with regard to SETAs specifically, the MICT SETA’s discretionary funding is applicable, in the main, to:
- MICT SETA Levy paying companies;
- MICT SETA Constituent SMMEs;/li>
- MICT SETA Constituent Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) and Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs);
- MICT SETA Constitute Community-Based Organisations (CBOs);
- Public Institutions, Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Colleges, Public Universities, and Higher Education Institutions registered with DHET;
- MICT SETA Constituent Trade Unions associated with the MICT SETA and/or in the MICT sector;
- Government Departments;
- MICT SETA Constituent Professional Bodies;
- MCT SETA Constituent ISOE (Institute of Sectoral Excellence);
- Constituent Associations and Employment Hubs.
