Governance Structure of CETA (Under Administration)
Status of CETA
The Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) is currently placed under Administration in terms of the applicable legislative and regulatory framework. As a result, the governance and oversight arrangements of CETA have been reconfigured to ensure stability, compliance, and the restoration of effective governance, financial management, and service delivery.
During the period of Administration, the powers and functions ordinarily exercised by the Accounting Authority (Board) are vested in the Administrator, subject to the direction and oversight of the Executive Authority (the Minister).
The Administrator
Role and Authority
The Administrator assumes the role of the Accounting Authority as contemplated in the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), the Skills Development Act, and related prescripts. The Administrator is responsible for the overall governance, management, and strategic direction of CETA during the period of Administration.
Key Responsibilities
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Govern and manage CETA in accordance with the PFMA, the Skills Development Act, the CETA Constitution, and any other applicable legislation;
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Ensure that CETA achieves its statutory objectives and mandate;
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Provide decisive and effective leadership to stabilise the organisation;
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Ensure implementation of the National Skills Development Strategy (NSDS) and compliance with the Performance Agreement with the Minister;
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Provide strategic direction and oversee organisational turnaround initiatives;
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Ensure compliance with all statutory, regulatory, and governance requirements;
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Manage and mitigate institutional, financial, and operational risks;
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Monitor and report on organisational performance;
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Ensure ethical conduct and adherence to applicable codes of conduct;
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Establish and oversee governance and management committees as required.
Administrator's Profile
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