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Certification, Statements of Results and What You May Not Issue
Know who issues what at the end of a qualification, why your accreditation letter may forbid certificates, and how to keep credential records defensible.
By the end, you can
explain who certificates an occupational qualification, what a Statement of Results is, and how to check what your organisation may issue.
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Certification, Statements of Results and What You May Not Issue
QUEST QCTO-CERTIFICATION
The document at the end
Everything a provider does converges on one moment: a learner finishes, and something is issued that says so. 📜
It is also where providers take on the most risk, often without realising it — because issuing a document that looks like a qualification, when you were not entitled to issue it, is a problem you cannot quietly correct later. The learner has it. They may have shown it to an employer.
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What you'll cover
- 1 The document at the endfree preview above
- 2 Who issues what
- 3 Read your own letter
- 4 What must be true before you issue
- 5 Records that stay defensible
- 6 Where providers get into trouble
- 7 A credential checklist
- 8 The challenge
- 9 What to take with you
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Certification, Statements of Results and What You May Not Issue: questions
How long does Certification, Statements of Results and What You May Not Issue take?
About 14 minutes: 9 short lessons, 2 quick checks and a 5-question final challenge. Your progress is saved after every step, so you can stop and carry on later.
How much does Certification, Statements of Results and What You May Not Issue cost?
R29, paid securely online, or 29 learning credits from your wallet. You pay once: if you don’t pass the challenge, you try again at no extra cost.
What do I need to pass?
4 out of 5 on the final challenge (80%). The quick checks along the way help you learn and do not count towards your mark.
Is the certificate accredited?
No. A MicroQuest is informal learning. Your certificate proves you completed it and has a number and QR code anyone can verify, but it is not an accredited qualification or SETA/QCTO credits, and it says so.
Can I do it on my phone?
Yes. Tap Start to learn in your phone’s browser, or send QUEST QCTO-CERTIFICATION to 076 263 6000 on WhatsApp. It is the same MicroQuest and the same certificate either way.
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