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Shifting occupational boundaries: Considering implications f...
Publication year: 2015

The key research question of this project is: How does the boundary work between high-status and intermediate level employees help us to understand th...

CHIETA's credible mechanism for skills planning: Presentatio...
Publication year: 2015

This presentation highlights the following topics: why the new online skills planning platform is needed; conceptualising and developing the credible...

First four years National Artisan Development NAD: 2010-2014
Publication year: 2015

This presentation documents the Situational Analysis HRDC AD TTT.

A new approach to the evaluation of vocational education and...
Publication year: 2014

This presentation presented at the LMIP Seminar South Africa August 2014 highlights A new approach to the evaluation of Vocational Education and Train...

Outcome 5.1.1: 'to develop a credible institutional mechanis...
Publication year: 2014

This presentation to Minister Nzimande, DHET, discusses what LMIP has done to date; Why should South Africa invest in a skills-planning mechanism? Wha...

Curriculum responsiveness and student employability in VET:...
Publication year: 2014

This presentation outlines preliminary findings from three case studies in regard to curriculum responsiveness and student employability in VET. These...

Skills planning in post-school education and training organi...
Publication year: 2014

This presentation details how firms and PSET organisations can work together more effectively through an interactive capabilities approach.

Labour Market Intelligence Partnership Policy Roundtable III...
Publication year: 2014

This presentation provides a university perspective on the following topics: the White Paper for Post-School Education and Training. Integrated system...

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