FET colleges cast the net wider
Prospective students need to know how and why FET colleges increase their chances of employment and self-sustainability.
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Making skills acquisition work for everyone
Employers must be recognised as the instigators and funders of this vital task, says Sean Archer.
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The World of winemaking
If you have an aptitude for maths and engineering you could be a winemaker.
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Growth fails to deliver jobs
A number of SA businesses have to grow by 50% for the 2020 target of five million jobs to be met.
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Help at hand: Invo Tech at DUT
The Durban University of Technology lends a helping hand to entrepreneurs with bright ideas by launching an "innovation uncubator".
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A bridge across the skills gap
One of the biggest gripes of business in the employment-equity and skills debate is the fact that there are not enough properly qualified people.
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Logic, wherefore art thou?
If learners had been trained from the beginning simply to think, many more would drop out of the sites of miseducation we continue to call our school.
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Youth skills programme 'optimistic'
Questions are being asked about the usefulness of a R500-million youth development programme being launched.
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Competent delivery key to new skills laws
The effectiveness of recent initiatives will depend on the institutions that will implement them, writes Jackie Carroll.
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Setas 'have supported Nzimande'
Recently a lot has been said about the Setas, but some of it has served to obfuscate rather than clarify the role of these institutions.
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