CETA

CETA exists to develop a skilled, competent and inclusive workforce for South Africa’s construction and built environment sector. Through funding, facilitation and monitoring, we enable accredited training programmes that empower individuals. #CETA #SkillsDevelopment #CETAAtWork

The CETA extends its congratulations to the 16 learners who graduated in NC Health and Safety learnership under the Ariobex Foundation. We thank the learners for the hard work and dedication during the programme

The Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) recently conducted a strategic engagement meeting with the senior leadership of the Vaal University of Technology (VUT), headed by Professor Khehla Ndlovu, Vice-Chancellor of the institution.

The CETA honoured the Invite to participate in the inaugural annual Moletsi Career exhibition at Kgabo Moloto Royal place. The Minister of Higher Education and Training addressed the importance of bridging the information gap between rural and urban learners

Important notice to all our service providers and training providers

The CETA was invited to attend a career guidance session where over 3000students from Bergville and surrounding areas were present. We are grateful that doors were open for the CETA to carry out its mandate. Here are some of the incredible young bright futures behind the numbers

The final WSP and ATR Stakeholder Engagement Session took place in Western Cape. We are grateful for the great attendance. Thank you for walking this “Road to Renewal” with us

Thank you Kwa Zulu-Natal for the great attendance. Without our valued stakeholders this “Road to Renewal” would lack impact

The CETA works hard to please its stakeholders and to make sure that reciprocal healthy relationships are maintained. Below is a sneak peek into what Stakeholders had to say about the WSP and ATR Stakeholder engagement sessions 2026

The CETA is grateful to the East London Stakeholders for honouring the invite to attend the WSP and ATR Stakeholder Engagement Session 2026. We have heard the request for additional supplementary sessions and the CETA is mindful of that meaningful contribution.

Our Stakeholders spoke and we listened, thank you to all the stakeholders who attended the first leg of the WSP and ATR Stakeholder Engagement Session 2026 in Port Elizabeth. Our last Eastern Cape leg will be held in East London on 19 February 2026 at the Blu Lagoon Hotel.

The CETA is grateful to the Gauteng Province for the overwhelming support of more than 400 attendees at the 2026 WSP and ATR Stakeholder engagement session 2026. It is indeed encouraging to see Stakeholders ready and willing to walk this “Road to Renewal” with the CETA.

A great thank you to the North West province for the engagement during the 2026 WSP and ATR stakeholder engagement session. Together we can effectively transform our “Road to Renewal” to a sector that is impactful

The CETA is grateful to the Freestate province for attending the WSP and ATR stakeholder engagement session 2026. It is much easier to walk our “Road to Renewal” with stakeholders who want to be part of our stakeholder centered CETA.

The CETA is in Free-state today to guide stakeholders on how to submit their WSP and ATR. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The CETA is grateful for the attendance of the Northern Cape Stakeholders at the 2026 WSP and ATR Stakeholder Engagement Session. We do appreciate the levies that the CETA receives from the Northern Cape, as we continue on this “Road to Renewal” let us grow Francis Baard together

The CETA would like to thank Mbombela for attending the WSP and ATR Stakeholder Engagement Session. We appreciate the levy payers who took time from their business operations to walk this “Road to Renewal” with us

The CETA extends its gratitude to all Limpopo Stakeholders who attended the Stakeholder Engagement Session on 2026. As we walk this “Road to Renewal” together, let us constantly engage on how to make South Africa a quality skills country as well as an economically viable state.