Your Compliance Clock Is Ticking:How TVET Colleges Can Stop the SDL Leak, Fix Logbook Chaos, and Survive the QCTO Transition

​South Africa's TVET colleges are facing a compliance crisis — and most don't know it yet.

Over 527,000 students are enrolled across 50 public TVET colleges, and 24 colleges across 52 campuses are now approved to offer QCTO occupational qualifications. That means managing legacy NATED and NCV programmes and new occupational qualifications at the same time — with full DHET, SETA, and QCTO reporting obligations across both.

The result? SDL funds leaking undetected. Learner logbooks incomplete or lost. Experiential learning placements undocumented. Notional hours unverifiable. Audit risk climbing.

CloudPOE is hosting a free, practical 60-minute session designed exclusively for TVET college principals, quality assurance managers, and WBL coordinators who need to get ahead of this — not catch up after an audit.

​In this session you will learn:
→ How to manage dual compliance (NATED/NCV + QCTO) without doubling your admin load
→ Why SDL funds leak in TVET environments and how to close those gaps
→ How to track learner placements, logbooks, and notional hours in one place
→ What DHET and SETA auditors are looking for — and how to be ready
→ How the CloudPOE 3-month pilot works and what early adopters are seeing

Register now to secure your place.

📅 Thursday, 30 July 2026  |  🕚 11:00 – 12:00 SAST  |  💻 Microsoft Teams