Fasset’s official language is English, however a speaker with the ability to speak Afrikaans and at least one other official language would facilitate communication, especially where delegates may prefer to ask questions in their language e.g. Afrikaans. 1.2 Given the Fasset sector profile (see Include / address this in the plan and Approve and sign-off as part of the plan above); the focus is to be on aspects training. content. relevant to SMMEs and to practitioners in the sector who require such knowledge for their own workplaces and to provide a service to their clients. Delegates attending the course are likely to be leaders and managers of small businesses in the Fasset sector including tax practitioners, auditors, accountants, directors, compliance officers, company secretaries and learners. 1.3 Allocate three speakers who are experts Where speaker quality is unknown to Fasset, Inform the recommended service in the topic. A minimum of one trainer is Fasset must be able to ensure that the provider of the final date, time and venue required for the presentations, and one quality of the speakers proposed is adequate for the if applicable. ‘dry-run’, replacement trainer is required for by assessing this prior to the start of the Review and approve each speaker at the stand-by, in the event that a trainer is event. The training provider must allow for presentation seminar at the sole ‘dry-run’ unavailable on a specific day. the proposed speakers (selected speakers discretion of Fasset, which approval shall and backup speaker) to be made available The minimum number of three CVs not be withheld unreasonably. for a seminar in Gauteng to be ‘dry-run’ must be submitted in the proposal Allocate speakers to a proposed training facilitated by Fasset at Fasset’s discretion, at phase to enable the Seta to approve schedule (venues and dates scheduled). a specific venue and date to be confirmed, speakers at the presentation ‘dry-run’
Fasset’s official language is English, however a speaker with the ability to speak Afrikaans and at least one other official language would facilitate communication, especially where delegates may prefer to ask questions in their language e.g. Afrikaans. 1.2 Given the Fasset sector profile (see above); the focus is to be on aspects relevant to SMMEs and to practitioners in the sector who require such knowledge for their own workplaces and to provide a service to their clients. Delegates attending the course are likely to be leaders and managers of small businesses in the Fasset sector including tax practitioners, auditors, accountants, directors, compliance officers, company secretaries and learners. Include / address this in the plan and training. Approve and sign-off as part of the plan content. 1.3 Allocate three speakers who are experts in the topic. A minimum of one trainer is required for the presentations, and one replacement trainer is required for stand-by, in the event that a trainer is unavailable on a specific day. The minimum number of three CVs must be submitted in the proposal phase to enable the Seta to approve speakers at the presentation ‘dry-run’ Where speaker quality is unknown to Fasset, Fasset must be able to ensure that the quality of the speakers proposed is adequate by assessing this prior to the start of the event. The training provider must allow for the proposed speakers (selected speakers and backup speaker) to be made available for a ‘dry-run’ seminar in Gauteng to be facilitated by Fasset at Fasset’s discretion, at a specific venue and date to be confirmed, Inform the recommended service provider of the final date, time and venue for the ‘dry-run’, if applicable. Review and approve each speaker at the ‘dry-run’ presentation seminar at the sole discretion of Fasset, which approval shall not be withheld unreasonably. Allocate speakers to a proposed training schedule (venues and dates scheduled).