
This course is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully operate a second-hand goods business in South Africa, adhering to the Second-Hand Goods Act and relevant regulations. Participants will gain insights into the legal framework, licensing procedures, ethical practices, and business strategies for thriving in this industry.
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of second-hand goods trading in South Africa. By equipping individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills, this course aims to empower entrepreneurs to establish and operate successful businesses in this dynamic industry.
Course Instructor
Second-Hand Goods Trading in South Africa
R3,450.00
Understanding the Second-Hand Goods Act
Introduction to the Second-Hand Goods Act, 2009
Obligations of second-hand goods dealers
Penalties for non-compliance
Licensing and Registration
Applying for a Second-Hand Goods License
Understanding the SAPS Role in Licensing
Ethical Practices and Business Strategies
Ethical Considerations in Second-Hand Goods Trading
Business Planning and Operations
Financial Management
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Consumer Protection Act and its Relevance
Competition Commission Regulations
Health and Safety Regulations
Practical Applications and Case Studies
Case studies of successful second-hand goods businesses
Practical exercises and simulations
Q&A sessions with industry experts