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Motor Research Project: Employment and educational and skills audit of the merSETA Motor Chamber (third report)


Date posted:

2022/11/01

Publication year:

2013

Corporate author/s:

Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Education and Training Authority (MerSETA); University of Pretoria, Business Enterprises

Output-type:

research report

Format:

pdf

This is a draft strategy report on the research project for the Motor chamber of merSETA. The purpose of this report is to submit an implementation strategy following the findings of the following reports as well as additional desktop research and stakeholder inputs: Impact assessment (Approved on 15 October 2012); Supply and demand analysis (approved on 15 November 2012). Due to the quality inputs by stakeholders during the focus groups and consultative sessions, it was deemed necessary to focus more on these high-quality qualitative research inputs. Although quantitative research inputs such as biographical profiles are also very important, the scope of the existing SSP was found to be adequate for the successful execution on this research project. From a logical, research perspective, it makes more sense to make biographical information part of the SSP and not of a highly focused research project of this nature.

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