Get Za Application For A Trade Test 2022-2025

In South Africa, there are many accredited trade test centres. However, Indlela (olifantsfontein) is one of the oldest and most established centres based in Midrand. ATI also offer trade test services at it Roodepoort campus.

In order to qualify to write the trade test, students need to have successfully completed all practical training unit standards or modules for welding courses. Training should have taken place at an accredited training provider as verifiable by training records.

The course can be done either full time or part time. The full time course is four weeks long, while the part time course is 6 Weekends long.

You must apply at an accredited Trade Test Centre to undergo a trade test. Information required at the trade centre is as follows. An application form in the format determined by NAMB. Proof that the applicant has achieved the requirements to undergo the trade test for the listed trade.

A trade test is a final integrated summative assessment for an artisan qualification for a listed trade that is conducted at an accredited Trade Test Centre by an Assessor registered with National Artisan Moderating Body.

In order to qualify to write the trade test, students need to have successfully completed all practical training unit standards or modules for welding courses. Training should have taken place at an accredited training provider as verifiable by training records.

Generally, the cost of a trade test in South Africa can range from R1,000 to R5,000 or more. Some trade tests, including the preparation and exam, can cost up to R15,000.

Generally, the cost of a trade test in South Africa can range from R1,000 to R5,000 or more. Some trade tests, including the preparation and exam, can cost up to R15,000.