We provide assessments on demand and we are currently offering on average 14 examination sessions thereby ensuring that our client’s assessment needs are met.
Our team is made up of highly qualified and professional people.
SACAI assessment and moderation policies are governed by and comply with the national qualifications framework (NQF) principles that meet the criteria for relevant qualifications and unit standards. Through interaction with sector education and training authorities (SETA’s), various education and training quality assurance bodies (ETQA’s) and other exit assessment bodies, SACAI uses an in-depth understanding of the requirements and challenges in providing quality assessments to learners.
SACAI offers unit standards based summative assessments for:
Tracking System.
Are issued within two weeks following the exam centre confirming the accuracy of their statement of results (AET Levels 1 – 3).
Which include: Learner registration, exam script distribution and collection, marking, moderation, resulting and certification See fees for pricing.
Statement of results issued within two weeks of receiving the exam scripts (AET Levels 1 – 3).
In ensuring the quality of assessing and moderation of exam scripts.
Centres are reminded to refer to the Educator File and the Educator Training Video on how SBA Tasks are to be presented to SACAI.
All SBA Tasks are valid from 2025 until 2027 (June and November exams).
All SBA Tasks expire on 31st of December 2027.
Tasks must be answered in English. All tasks are compulsory.
Tasks must be answered in English. All tasks are compulsory.
Tasks must be answered in English. All tasks are compulsory.
Tasks must be answered in English. All tasks are compulsory.
Tasks must be answered in English. All tasks are compulsory.
Tasks must be answered in English. All tasks are compulsory.
Tasks must be answered in English. All tasks are compulsory.
Tasks must be answered in English. All tasks are compulsory.
ABET stands for the Adult Basic Training and Education. It is also known as Adult Education and Training (AET) which provides adults with an opportunity to complete basic education. According to SAQA, Adult Basic Education is identified as a critical priority in South Africa and plays a vital role in equipping adult learners with the necessary knowledge, skills and values in order to be functional in society and as a person by contributing to the workforce, community and economy.
No, ABET Level 4 is the General Education and Training Certificate: Adult Basic Education and Training (GETC: ABET). The GETC is an NQF 1 qualification equivalent to Grade 9. The National Senior Certificate is an NQF 4 qualification.
The qualification SACAI assesses at NQF 1 is the General Education and Training Certificate: Adult Basic Education and Training, also known as the GETC: ABET, or ABET Level 4. It is an exit qualification and learners must achieve 120 credits.
There are 5 levels in ABET:
SACAI currently assesses all five levels. Assessments are offered monthly for all levels except for GETC: ABET. The GETC: ABET examinations are written in May/June and October/November.
To register as an ABET centre, please email abet@sacai.org.za for the registration forms.
All ABET exams must be written at a SACAI-registered ABET centre.
Learners wishing to pursue ABET should approach ABET Training Providers to see where they can enrol. For a list of accredited providers visit: https://www.umalusi-online.org.za/enquiries
ABET is flexible, developmental and targeted at the specific needs of particular audiences, so it depends on the pace with which you wish to apply, and the program provided by the training provider.
No, the SBA mark you submitted is valid for three years from the first time you wrote.
