Adults need customised education
Formal, official structures have made only a mixed success of basic education and training.
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Business training: three blind mice lead the mischief
Until South Africa gets this crucial aspect right, it cannot compete successfully in the global arena.
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Planning for skills -- again
Are FET colleges and Setas up to the roles the national development plan asks of them, asks Charlotte Mbali.
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Setas must fight corruption, says Nzimande
Tackling corruption, accountability and accessibility would improve the public's "generally negative" perception of Setas.
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In a worse state than we think
SA's focus on the matric exam results obscures the fact that pupils in earlier grades lack fundamental skills.
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Making Setas his business
The debate on Blade Nzimande's actions against the Services Seta has diverted attention from a more important strategic issue.
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Blade fights for control of Seta 'spaza shops'
Blade Nzimande has serial legal battles to fight if he is to secure his recent radical overhaul of the skills sector.
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Turning the screws
Skills-training providers will now have to raise their game steeply, writes Jim Freeman.
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Skills plan puts Setas in hot seat
But FET colleges remain the most vulnerable sector in the skills development landscape, writes Fiona Cameron-Brown.
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There's skill in a clever plan
Setas welcome a skills development strategy that they say will, at last, work, writes Jim Freeman.
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