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On the brink? Skills demand and supply issues in the South A...
Publication year: 2008

This research report is more than simply an exploration of skills demand and supply issues in the South African automotive components industry. It is...

Skills development for poverty reduction: Can FET colleges d...
Publication year: 2008

This report begins by establishing the envisaged role of FET colleges in the national development trajectory. This is followed by an analysis of the c...

The management profession and skills in South Africa: Report...
Publication year: 2008

The first challenge that one confronts in attempting to define the skills shortage among managers is the basic issue of who or what a manager is. Unfo...

The financial services sector and its skills development iss...
Publication year: 2008

This report concerns the skills profiles that characterise the Financial Services sector and its principal sub-sectors. In particular, it examines the...

Tracking progress on the implementation and impact of the Em...
Publication year: 2008

The aim of the Employment Equity Act (EEA) of 1998 is to redress fundamental labour market inequities and to minimise discrimination on the basis of d...

The shortage of medical doctors in South Africa
Publication year: 2008

This study on medical doctors forms part of a broader study entitled A multiple source identification and verification of scarce and critical skills i...

Employment and learning pathways of learnership participants...
Publication year: 2008

It is striking that the period in which learnerships have been implemented is very short seven years. The challenges of creating a new skills developm...

Changes in education since 1994
Publication year: 2008

This study was commissioned by the Policy Unit of the Office of the Presidency. Aim The Policy Unit is conducting a fifteen-year review of government...

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