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Outcome 5.1.1: 'A credible institutional mechanism for skill...
Publication year: 2015

This presentation to Minister Nzimande, DHET details: Research completed; why skills planning is needed; what approach to skills planning and labour m...

Creating a credible institutional mechanism for skills plann...
Publication year: 2015

This briefing workshop to the Minister of Higher Education and Training focuses on the topic of Responsiveness to firm demand: enhancing interactive c...

Creating a credible institutional mechanism for skills plann...
Publication year: 2015

This briefing workshop to the Minister of Higher Education and Training focuses on Emerging trends from the MEMSA skills forecasting model; the need f...

Towards better metrics of artisanal skills supply
Publication year: 2015

This presentation details the metrics needed for the various interdependent subsystems within an overall artisan development system.

Policy Roundtable 6: Knowledge-based artisanal futures?
Publication year: 2015

This presentation highlights the following topics raised at the Policy Roundtable 6: Knowledge-based artisanal futures? Local Context: Artisan trainin...

Skills, innovation, and interactive capabilities: The case o...
Publication year: 2015

This presentation focuses on the following topics: a working framework; methodology; the growth in astronomy despite a shortage of astronomers; networ...

What is the current state of research on PSET?
Publication year: 2014

This presentation defines the PSET sector as an 'inverted pyramid' that also reflects the scale and focus of the formal published research literature....

Studying professions in shifting occupational contexts
Publication year: 2014

This presentation illustrates the following topics: South AFrica study using boundaries; a working conceptual frame; extending an analytical frame; a...

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