Cheryl Carter & Asscociates
We specialise in soft skills training and our expertise lies in the Communication, Interpersonal and Personal Development areas. We train at Supervisory, Middle and Senior Management levels.
We are also Accredited with the MERSETA, CATHSSETA and ETDP SETA.
Find our details and short courses we offer on this page as well as our web page www.cherylcarter.co.za
We offer courses in the following formats:
- Public Seminars – in class training at a hotel venue
- In Company – in class training on the client’s site
- Blended – a mix of in-class and online training – learner attends in class training AND Virtual Instructor-Led Training
- VILT – Virtual Instructor-Led Training
Cheryl Carter & Associates (Pty) Ltd is an Accredited Private Provider with the Services SETA.
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