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Briefing paper on private post-school education in South Afr...
Publication year: 2012

This paper notes the explosion of private post-school provision globally during the past two decades. It then provides a brief outline of Human Scienc...

Data considerations for education and labour market indicato...
Publication year: 2012

Education and labour market planning cannot take place in a vacuum. As the Department of Higher Education's (DHET's) Green Paper for Post-school Educa...

Development of a national skills forecasting model
Publication year: 2012

This working paper argues that the development of a National Skills forecasting model is necessitated by the need to improve transparency in South Afr...

The state of co-operatives in South Africa: The need for fur...
Publication year: 2012

The purpose of a study on co-operatives is to draw a clear picture of the co-operatives status quo which includes how many they are, what they do, how...

A critical review of research on skills development and labo...
Publication year: 2012

This paper contextualises training and skills development needs for Early Childhood Development (ECD) in South Africa with a particular focus on child...

Critical review of the research on skills development in rur...
Publication year: 2012

This paper aims to answer the following two overarching questions: what do we know about rural skills development in South Africa? What are key resear...

Studies of selected priority sectors in the South African la...
Publication year: 2012

The type of economic growth experienced by South Africa since the 1970s and well beyond 1994, has had a fundamental impact on the nature of employment...

Innovation, skills development and South African labour mark...
Publication year: 2012

The interface between innovation and skills development is relevant to a range of policy imperatives, including those outlined in the Medium-Term Stra...

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