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A public TVET perspective
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This presentation poses, and answers, the question: How do post-school education and training providers take the skills demands of key sectoral networ...

Recent internal migration and labour market outcomes: Explor...
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The main objectives and broad questions of this presentation are: Within the LMIP - paper explores the NIDS data - through recent migration; main rese...

Adult education: Who accesses it and where do they progress...
Publication year: 2017

This presentation covers an exploratory study to understand the students who participate in adult education and training centres so as to improve Acce...

LMIP Roundtable Theme 5: Post-schooling training and higher...
Publication year: 2017

This presentation focuses on the key question: How is South Africa responding labour market and skills challenges? The presentation aims to respond to...

Barriers and bottlenecks: Understanding youth transitions in...
Publication year: 2017

This presentation addresses the following topics: Throughput rate of learners to Grade 12 is of concern - Increasingly staggered progression as learne...

Planning for graduate tracer studies in the South African Po...
Publication year: 2017

This presentation shares the findings of the study of the usability of graduate destination surveys for the analysis of labour market outcomes, under...

Public attitudes to work in South Africa: A missing link
Publication year: 2016

This presentation is about a survey about social attitudes to the labour market. It examined public attitudes to work to gain a deeper understanding o...

How do we take the changing nature of artisanal work and occ...
Publication year: 2016

This presentation illustrates how the researchers take the changing nature of artisanal work and occupations into account. The following topics are co...

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