Turningzone Solutions was registered in 2003 with CIPRO (now CIPC) as a close corporation, to provide training in financial management and soft skills development. In 2020, with more diversification in our business, we converted into a (Pty) Ltd company.
We are a professional entity offering services in skills development, education and training as well as financial planning and management.
The current system of education provides learning that has very little, if any relevance to day to day business and operation (hands-on) activities. This therefore leaves a vacuum between classroom-based learning and the ability of an individual to perform in a real-life situation, thus creating a mismatch and frustrations to learners who enter the real job market.
We at Turningzone resolved to make learning relevant to life issues and we therefore integrate textbook content with real life activities, by offering fresh ideas in training presentation which involves fun, flexibility and most importantly adding measurable value to the business.
We are a level 1 B-BBEE - 100% EME Black-owned business enterprise as per the 2013 amendments.
Our areas of competencies include:
We are currently at an advanced stage of being accredited with Wholesale and Retail (W & R SETA) and will be soon availing our Accreditation Number.
The vision of Turningzone Solutions is to be the most preferred, reliable services provider in the development of skills, training and consulting within our chosen field of operation.
Our mission is to improve the lives of the people we deal with, through:
Our SDF Services include:
There are several ways to benefit from grants and tax rebates for skills development
To qualify for a mandatory grant equal to 20% of the skills levy paid, a company must appoint a Skills Development Facilitator (SDF), complete an Annual Training Report (ATR) with all training provided to staff during the reporting period and a Workplace Skills Plan (WSP) – indicating the planned training for the coming reporting period.
The WSP and ATR must be submitted to the relevant Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) by 30 April every year. A SETA will only pay out a company’s mandatory grant if the eligibility criteria for payment of mandatory grants are met.
These criteria are:
To qualify for a discretionary grant equal to 49.5% of the skills levy paid, a company must keep proper records of all its PIVOTAL programs that include learnerships, work integrated learning, internships, bursaries, and skills programs
These records and the ATR and WSP must be submitted before the submission deadline, and the company’s skills development levy must have been paid in full and up to date, to be taken into consideration for a discretionary grant
A company can claim an annual learnership allowance from the South Africa Revenue Service. To qualify for the allowance, the learnership agreement must be registered in accordance with the SDA and entered into before a certain date.
The allowances are categorised as follows:
Note: These allowances only apply as annual and completion allowances.
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