National Qualifications Framework Act, 2008 (Act No. 67 of 2008)

Notices

Policy and Criteria for Credit Accumulation and Transfer within the National Qualifications Framework (as amended, 2021)

Criteria for appeals regarding CAT decisions

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31. In appeals against CAT decisions when credits linked to their NQF-registered qualifications and part-qualifications are not recognised by the entity to which a learner is seeking to transfer:
a. both of the education and training entities involved must be recognised by a Quality Council and where applicable, registered with the DHET, in order to lodge or accept an appeal;
b. the entity at which the learner obtained the original credits has the right to lodge an appeal;
c. the entity the learner is seeking to access must consider and address the appeal;
d. the CAT comparisons that led to the decision not to accept credit must be shared with and explained to the entity lodging the appeal; and
e. failing acceptance of this process and/or failing to reach agreement, both entities must together consult SAQA and the relevant Quality Council for a final opinion.