Glenda Osborn

Hi Irene.  A detailed SLA was signed by both parties.  From a legal perspective, it is my understanding that even if there wasn’t, the fact that delegates attended the relevant course and there was an attendance register and course material that was used is enough evidence to force payment.

Hi Sylvia.  Yes it is. The facilitator responded to an advertisement to facilitate on this website and became a regular “contract facilitator”for this training provider.  She had never had problems of this sort prior to this.

Colin, thank you for your reply.  No, it is not the same company, however, it appears that there appears to be a number of owners of training providers that take chances like this.  Very disconcerting and disappointing as we are all here to provide a service for a price to make ends meet.  Sad that ethics are given the back seat in some cases.

Hi Des.  
I am a SMME provider and work alone other than when I contract individuals that carry out specific tasks for a project.
The SABPP is a professional body with which one should register as an ETD Practitioner, however, it does not cater for the needs of SMME’s currently.
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As requested. Good luck!

I am a qualified ODETD Practioner (NQF 6 – completed cum laude in 2004), that has facilitated ODETD Diploma level subjects for a higher learning institution. In 2004, I was paid R3 500 per day to facilitate, R250 per portfolio of evidence (to assess), R10 000 to provide learner support to students for the study year and R150 to moderate 25% of…[Read more]