The Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority, known as HWSETA, supports skills development in the health and social development sectors.
Its funding interventions can include learnerships, internships, work-integrated learning, bursaries, skills programmes and artisan development.
Who Can Benefit?
HWSETA programmes can be relevant to people interested in health, social services, animal health and related occupational areas.
The specific requirements depend on the programme.
Learnership and Internship Opportunities
HWSETA’s funding interventions include learnerships for employed and unemployed learners as well as internships for TVET and university graduates.
Work-integrated learning opportunities are also included among its funding areas.
Important Application Information
Funding calls are not necessarily direct job applications. Some programmes are implemented through employers, institutions and training providers.
Applicants should therefore check the official HWSETA advertisement and application instructions.
Conclusion
HWSETA is an important SETA to monitor if you want to develop skills in health, welfare and related sectors. Check the official website regularly for new funding and learner opportunities.
