The importance of accreditation
DHET Logo2When a college such as ours wants to make sure the courses they offer will be accepted by employers and companies in South Africa (or even overseas), they seek accreditation from relevant accreditation bodies. To obtain such accreditation, a college must agree to, and follow, certain rules and standards put forward by the particular accreditation body.

While each industry has its own accreditation bodies, there is one source of accreditation that is pivotal to all educational institutes in South Africa – recognition by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), merSETA, NAMB and so on. To be regarded as legitimate, a college must be registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), merSETA, NAMB and so on. This ensures that basic standards are maintained. If the college then receives additional accreditation from another institution, these standards may become even higher. Further accreditation adds to a college’s reputation, credibility, and course value. Taking a course from an accredited institute is important if you want a qualification that will be acknowledged by your future employers. Employers want to know that the training you have received is in fact valid and up to a particular standard.

KATS Accreditation
KATS Training is a decentralised Trade Testing Facility (DTTC) and Training centre that provides Pre-Trade Diesel and Petrol training as well as a range of other motor industry related courses which is Merseta Accredited. Below are a list of those accreditations:

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South African Institution Description
South Africa: National Artisan Moderation Body (NAMB) JHB Decentralised Trade Testing Facility (DTTC) Motor Mechanic. Accreditation number AC000067NAMB
South Africa: National Artisan Moderation Body (NAMB) KZN Decentralised Trade Testing Facility (DTTC) Motor and Diesel Mechanic. Accreditation number AC000067NAMB
South Africa: National Artisan Moderation Body (NAMB) KZN Training Provider Motor Mechanic. Accreditation number SDP1223/16/006
South Africa: National Artisan Moderation Body (NAMB) KZN Training Provider Diesel Mechanic. Accreditation number SDP1223/16/006
South Africa: SAQCC GAS LP GAS (Auto Gas Conversions) QCC 150 BT
South Africa: merSETA Merseta Accredited: Assessor Registration 17-QA/ASS/1742/08
South Africa: merSETA Moderator Registration 17-QA/MOD/0650/11
South Africa: SAQA Education and Training Development SETA: US-8975
South Africa: merSETA KZN Training Provider Motor Mechanic.  Accreditation number 17-QA/ACC/0099/07
South Africa: merSETA KZN Training Provider Diesel Mechanic.  Accreditation number 17-QA/ACC/0099/07
South Africa: merSETA KZN Decentralised Trade Testing Facility (DTTC) Diesel Mechanic. Accreditation number 17-QA/ACC/0099/07
South Africa: merSETA JHB Decentralised Trade Testing Facility (DTTC) Motor Mechanic. Accreditation number 17-QA/ACC/0480/10
South Africa: merSETA JHB Training Provider Motor Mechanic.  Accreditation number 17-QA/ACC/0480/10
South Africa: merSETA Registered as an Assessor. Undertake assessments against the NQF Registered Units Standards/Qualifications as specified in the statement of registration. Included is the statement of results and letter. Serial number: 17-QA/ASS/1742/08.
South Africa: merSETA Certificate: Moderator registration certificate. Serial number: 17-QA/mod/ 0650/11
South Africa: merSETA Registered as a Moderator. Undertake assessments against the NQF Registered Units Standards/Qualifications as Specified in the statement of registration. Included is the statement of results and letter.Serial number: 17-QA/mod/ 0650/11.
South Africa: The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Safety Association of Southern Africa Type: Reg No.0495. www.saqccdata.co.za SAQCC GAS: Registered as an Authorized Gas Practitioner (LPG Auto –Conversion installer) Skills Gas install. Authorized only to install, convert, maintain and repair Auto Gas systems in motor vehicles operating on LP Gas, as per SANS 10087-6.
South Africa: Department of Higher Education and Training Trade Assessment Practitioner.  NAMB-A/2014/0553, NAMB-M/2014/0299
South Africa: merSETA Trade Test Officer for Motor Mechanic. Conduct merSETA approved trade tests within a duly accredited Decentralised Trade Test Centre. Serial number: 17-QA/TTO/0207/13
South Africa: merSETA Automotive Electrical Circuit Diagnostics Skills. Serial number: SP 0917/14-17 (National Qualification Framework)
South Africa: merSETA Trade:  Motor Mechanic. Apprenticeship Accreditation.
South Africa: Further Education And Training – NQF Level 4 (Certificate) Automotive Sales And Support Services. Course No:  NLRD64289. Grade 12 (must have) Level 4.
South Africa: National Qualification Framework: NQF Level 2 (Reviewed) Automotive Repair And Maintenance.  Course No:  NLRD64810. Grade 10  (must have) Level 2.
South Africa: National Qualification Framework: NQF Level 3 (Certificate) Automotive Repair And Maintenance.  Course No:  NLRD64809. Grade 11 (must have) Level 3.
South Africa: Further Education And Training NQF Level 4 (Reviewed) (Certificate) Automotive Repair And Maintenance Course No:  NLRD64849. Grade 12 (must have) Level 4.
South Africa: merSETA Service And Automotive Salesperson.  Course No:  SP 0567/11-17. Grade 12 (must have) Level 4.
South Africa: merSETA Service Advisor Skills Programme. Course No:  SP 0031/06-17. Grade 12 (must have) Level 4.
South Africa: merSETA Service Advisor. Phase 1. Course No:  SP 0431/10-17. Grade 12 (must have) Level 4.
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Service Advisor. Phase 2. Course No:  SP 0433/10-17. Grade 12 (must have) Level 4.