Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning (ARPL)

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BACKGROUND

The Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning ARPL is a structured process that acknowledges and validates the skills, knowledge, and competencies
individuals have acquired through formal or informal work experience. The primary goal of ARPL is to recognise existing skills and experience by
validating the practical skills people have acquired through work experience, informal learning, or non-formal training.
The ARPL program will provide access to artisan trade testing by allowing competent candidates to enter an official trade test without completing the
full accredited training programme and open a pathway for experienced workers to become qualified artisans.
Employed and unemployed South Africans are invited to seize the opportunity to gain skills, knowledge, and experience in the following trades:

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Fabrication Engineering

Employed and Unemployed South African citizens.
Proof of highest qualification obtained.
Have a minimum of 3 years of verifiable work experience in the trade applied for.
Provide a service letter on a company letterhead,
with company registration number,
employment start and end/current date of the current/previous employer
position currently occupied
only a minimum age of 19 years and above will be considered
verifiable contact numbers
service letter must be stamped
The service letter must provide a breakdown of tasks performed.
Selfemployed people must attach an affidavit with a breakdown of tasks performed
Proof of residential address
NB: Failure to submit a Service Letter from your current/previous employers, your application will be disqualified.
Only candidates from the following provinces should apply: North West; Limpopo; Mpumalanga; Free State; Northern Cape; Eastern Cape and KwaZuluNatal