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The Apprentice Completion Certificate is a mandatory document required under South African law to formally recognize the successful completion of an apprenticeship program. This certificate is issued when an apprentice has demonstrated all required competencies, completed the necessary training periods, and passed any required trade tests. It must comply with the Skills Development Act 97 of 1998 and relevant SETA regulations. The certificate serves multiple purposes: it enables the qualified apprentice to practice their trade professionally, provides evidence of qualification for employment purposes, and serves as a recognized credential for further career advancement. The document includes crucial information such as the apprentice's details, the specific trade qualification achieved, training period, and official authentication from relevant authorities.

1. Certificate Header: Official title 'Apprentice Completion Certificate' with relevant authority logos and reference numbers

2. Apprentice Details: Full name, ID number, and contact details of the apprentice

3. Employer Information: Company name, registration number, and address of the employer where apprenticeship was completed

4. Trade Qualification: Specific trade or qualification achieved, including the NQF level and SETA registration details

5. Training Period: Start and completion dates of the apprenticeship

6. Competency Statement: Formal statement confirming that the apprentice has demonstrated required competencies

7. Authentication: Signatures of authorized persons, official stamps, and date of certification