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LMIP update 2016


Date posted:

2022/11/01

Publication year:

2016

Corporate author/s:

Labour Market Intelligence Partnership (LMIP), Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) and the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET)

Output-type:

briefing or fact sheet

Format:

pdf

The Labour Market Intelligence Partnership is a collaboration between government and a national research consortium that aims to build a credible institutional mechanism for skills planning and development in South Africa. This report is a product of the Labour Market Intelligence Partnership, which is undertaken by a consortium of research organisations led by the Human Sciences Research Council, in partnership with the Department. The report is an important resource to inform the planning and provisioning of education and training, as well as to assist individuals to make appropriate career and educational choices. The report is expected to contribute to the improvement of the responsiveness of the post-school education and training system to the needs of the economy and society more broadly, by supporting decision-making on matters pertaining to skills planning. It is expected to be used as a strategic resource to inform supply-side planning in post-school education and training, particularly in relation to the allocation of funds, development of strategies and prioritisation, development of qualifications and programmes that are relevant to the needs of the labour market and information for career development.

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