Unique Personnel is looking for a permanent Trainer, Assessor and Moderator right now. If you have the right SETA registrations and cleaning‑industry experience, this role can get you back on the road in the Western and Eastern Cape before the 5 August 2026 deadline.
What the job is
The client works in hygiene services. You will deliver learnership training, assess learners, and moderate work to keep the programme accredited. The role is based in Cape Town but covers both the Western and Eastern Cape.
Who can apply
- Matric or an equivalent qualification
- Registered assessor & moderator with Services SETA for the three qualifications below
- SAQA ID 57937 (NQF Level 1)
- SAQA ID 36233 (NQF Level 2)
- SAQA ID 20175 (NQF Level 3)
- Cleaning‑industry qualifications and hands‑on experience
- Previous facilitation, assessment and moderation work
- Valid driver’s licence and your own vehicle
- Willingness to travel across the two provinces
- Optional: FE&T Certificate in Occupationally Directed Education, Training and Development (NQF Level 4 or higher)
What you gain
- Permanent employment in a growing sector
- Negotiable salary
- Experience delivering both classroom and workplace training
- Opportunities to shape training standards with external partners
- Travel across the Cape, expanding your professional network
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official online application portal.
- If you already have a Unique Personnel account, sign in. Otherwise, create a new profile.
- Enter all personal and professional details exactly as they appear on your documents.
- Upload the following files:
- Updated CV (highlight facilitation, assessment and moderation)
- Matric certificate
- Cleaning‑industry qualifications
- SETSA assessor and moderator certificates (show the three SAQA IDs)
- FE&T certificate (if you have it)
- Proof of vehicle ownership or a valid driver’s licence
- Review every section for accuracy, then submit.
Tips to improve your chances
- List the three SAQA identification numbers (57937, 36233, 20175) prominently at the top of your CV.
- Attach clear, colour‑scanned copies of all SETA registrations – the recruiter will check them without asking for more.
- Write a short cover note that explains your cleaning‑industry work and how you have handled assessment and moderation before.
- Make sure your driver’s licence is current and your vehicle is road‑worthy; you will be travelling a lot.
- Apply early. Many applicants face last‑minute upload problems, so give yourself time to fix any issues.
Final thoughts
This is not an entry‑level role. It calls for solid learnership delivery skills, up‑to‑date SETA registrations, and practical cleaning experience. If you meet these criteria and have a reliable vehicle, you are well placed to succeed.
Prepare your documents, follow the steps above, and submit before 5 August 2026. Good luck, and take the next step in your training career today.