- When you become a client we will request certain information, required for administration and commercial purposes as well as functional planning and tactical campaign implementation of your marketing and communication projects.
- We may share some of your information with our staff who require this information in order to do their work on behalf of the client, as well as a service provider who may require relevant information about a client.
- We may list the names of our clients and past clients on the Gendel website and use client-supplied company references in the pursuit of new business.
- We do not share any of your proprietary or sensitive strategic information without your permission.
- Your information is securely stored on our servers.
- You may at any time request details about what information we have about you.
- Once a client ceases doing business with Gendel, we will retain computer files relating to the client for a period of six months. Thereafter we will either archive the creative work or delete it from our servers.
- You may contact [email protected] for any clarification in regard to our POPI Policy.
Note on using this website
quality assurance of occupational qualification implementation
In order to ensure that a national quality assurance system is implemented for all qualifications registered on the OQSF, the QCTO is required to monitor the implementation and evaluate the provisioning of occupational qualifications, part qualifications and skills programmes.
Quality assurance through monitoring site visits are based on stipulations contained within the QCTO Curriculum Document which is a document available for all registered occupational qualifications.
QCTO Quality Assurance processes assist in tracking the progress of occupational qualification implementation practice, and also identifies areas for improvement. QA visits are also designed to measure the impact of SDP provisioning initiatives and during monitoring, an assessment of readiness can be made for learners to sit for the External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA).
By quality assuring the implementation practices of SDPs, the QCTO can:
- Improve accountability: by tracking and evaluating progress, SDPs are encouraged to demonstrate accountability to stakeholders and ensure effectiveness.
- Enhance learning: Quality Assurance can provide opportunities to learn from experiences, identify best practices, and apply lessons learned to future endeavours.
- Drive continuous improvement: by identifying and addressing gaps in performance, SDPs can continually improve the impact and effectiveness of provisioning.
- Demonstrate impact: QCTO quality assurance can assist to provide evidence on the impact of occupational qualification provisioning as part of national directives and general effectiveness of the OQSF.
In conclusion, quality assurance is an essential component for the effective project and organizational management on the part of any accredited Skills Development Provider. By establishing a culture of monitoring and review, SDPs can be capacitated in achieving meaningful results, ensure learner success and make data-driven decisions that drive positive change.
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