TVET College Strategic Planning and Partnership Overview

Explore the strategic planning and partnership landscape of TVET colleges, focusing on areas such as SETA collaborations, nature of partnerships, student placements, and key focus areas for development. Discover insights into TVET college capacity building, lecturer development, occupational qualification programs, and more, showcased through partnerships with various entities and stakeholders. Gain an understanding of emerging trends and initiatives shaping the TVET education sector.

• TVET colleges
• Strategic planning
• Partnerships
• SETA collaborations
• Student placements

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1. TVET COLLEGES STRATEGIC PLANNING SKILLS BRANCH

2. OUTLINE TVET and SETA Partnerships Status of TVET WIL Placement SETA PIVOTAL List SETA SLA targets

3. Scope of Partnership Programme Funding Workplace Learning Sector Skill Plan PIVOTAL List SETA Grant Regulation Strategic Plan and Budget Partnerships SETA Offices Learner Agreements - Regulations QUALITY ASSURANCE MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLANNING AND REPORTING 3

4. SETA/TVET PARTERNSHIPS PROVINCE NUMBER OF TVET COLLEGES TOTAL COLLEGES HAVING PARTNERSHIPS 7 (NP- Ingwe) 4 8 9 6 (NP - Vhembe) 2 2 (NP- Nkangala) 5 (NP- South Cape) 3 46 EC FS GP KZN L NC MP WC NW TOTAL 8 4 8 9 7 2 3 6 3 50 4

5. NATURE OF PARTNERSHIPS Workplace Based Experience/WIL Quality Assurance (Accreditation) Learning Programmes (Occupational Qualifications) Foundational Learning Access programme to UoT Programmes: Engineering/Business Management/Artisans/Whole Sale and Retail Programmes/ECD Staff Capacity Building (Only 1) Learner Bursaries (Only 1) 5

6. AREAS OF PARTNERSHIPS To be considered- TVET college capacity development Lecturer Development Implementation of learning programmes Occupational Qualification Development; SETA Offices Curriculum development Research SSP (NSDS, Sector skills priorities, PIVOTAL, SIPs) Identify Specific Qualification and interventions 6

7. TVET Student Placement TVET Student Placement Target 100 600 1 000 3 500 600 530 2 000 200 750 300 2 000 600 3 000 500 500 250 120 2 200 780 200 1 000 SETA Actual 100 624 1 082 7 629 487 20 182 750 378 196 429 428 770 502 48 150 1 780 2 739 76 1 129 AGRISETA BANKSETA CATHSETA CETA CHIETA ETDPSETA EWSETA FASSET FOODBEV FP&MSETA HWSETA INSETA LGSETA MERSETA MICT MQA PSETA SASSETA SERVICES TETA W&RSETA 7

8. TVET Student Placements Performance TVET Student Placement, the annual target is 20,730 and the achievement is 12 506 (60%). Strengthened MOUs Qualification identified; Industry Partnerships/Opportunities; Structure of WIL ; Planning, Quality Assurance and Monitoring and evaluation to be strengthened; 8

9. TVET Student Placements Qualifications All TVET programmes, however greater numbers reported: Artisans Engineers N6 (Highest placement) NCV (4) More demand for occupational qualifications (Learnerships /Learning Programmes/Skills Programmes) 9

10. SETA PIVOTAL LIST SETA Priorities after research Employer identification PIVOTAL Plan SETA Grant Regulations definition of PIVOTAL PIVOTAL is an acronym which means professional, vocational, technical and academic learning programmes that result in qualifications or part qualifications on the National Qualifications Framework as contemplated in regulation 3(6) and (7) as read with regulation 6(11) to (15), Occupation/Specialisation/ type of interventions to address/ possible size and shape eg. Qualification development OCCUPATION SPECIALISATION/ ALTERNATIVE TITLE INTERVENTION NQF LEVEL NQF ALIGNED QUANTITY NEEDED Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Plant process Controller Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Plant Technician, Solar Power Plant Operator Learnership, Apprenticeship and Bursaries NQF 2 &4 y 3000 10

11. SETA NAME FPMSETA PROGRAMME Account System Management NQF 5 INTERVENTION Certificates BANKSETA Credit Management 5 Learnerships MERSETA Safety Health and Environmental Management Programme or project management 5 Certificates EWSETA 5-6 Certificates W&RSETA Sales and marketing Management 5 Certificates W&RSETA Supply and distribution management 5 Certificates TETA Logistics 5 Certificates CATHSETA Small business management 5 Certificates FOODBEV Food technology 5 Certificates CATHSETA Park ranger 5 Certificates SASSETA Industrial Engineer 4-5 Certificates/ learnership LGSETA Civil engineering technologist 5-6 Certificates EWSETA Electrical engineering 5-6 Certificates FPMSETA Industrial design and furniture design 5-6 Certificates 11

12. FPMSETA Printing and publishing sales representative ICT Business Analyst ICT Systems Analyst Software developer Developer programmer 5 Certificates MICT MICT MICT MICT 5 5 5 5 Certificates Certificates Certificates Certificates MICT Programmer analyst 5 Certificates MICT Civil engineering technician 5 Certificates W&RSETA CETA Chef Plumbing 5 5 Certificates/ Learnership Certificates/apprenticeships CETA Electrical (general) 5 Apprenticeships SASSETA Graphic designer 5 Certificates LGSETA Environmental Health 5-6 Certificates INSETA MICT FPMSETA Financial Investment Adviser Advertising Printing and publishing sales representative 5-6 5 5 Certificates Certificates Certificates 12

13. SETA SLA TARGETS FOR 2015/16 LEARNING PROGRAMMES (Employed and Unemployed) INTERNSHIPS / PARTERNSHIPS INTENT LEARNERSHIPS BURSARIES WORKPLACE EXPERIENCE SETA FET GRADUATE PLACEMENT UNIVERSITIES GRADUATE PLACEMENT Targets TOTAL Targets Targets Targets Targets AGRISETA BANKSETA CATHSSETA CETA CHIETA ETDPSETA EWSETA FASSET 2,525 1,150 2,650 9,000 3,900 1,460 2,500 220 1,150 350 650 570 1,505 1,450 250 205 150 1,500 510 1,100 820 50 200 3,245 2,855 4,520 15,750 5,790 4,765 6,070 350 1200 3500 700 500 1000 0 170 1,100 110 200 300 5,080 2,640 1,770 4,580 2,500 7,300 6,500 1,294 5,200 720 5,000 8,000 3,500 3,300 2,400 753 200 680 2,050 500 2,050 320 1,000 160 650 760 250 2,519 300 510 250 416 1,000 400 300 1,086 300 300 300 734 600 3600 1500 500 500 1000 2200 4,370 12,450 4,203 2,675 6,510 6,150 12,500 11,150 3,200 7,800 3,190 8,350 9,048 4,455 8,119 FOODBEV FP &MSETA HWSETA INSETA LGSETA MERSETA MICT MQA PSETA SASSETA SERVICES TETA W & R SETA TOTALS 0 155 100 0 700 800 0 0 1,100 360 100 168 300 1,000 950 400 75 205 300 45 200 1000 80,569 20,187 10,727 20,079 11,233 142,795 13

14. SETA SLA TARGETS FOR 2015/16 (Employed and Unemployed) SETA CANDIDACY RPL SETA LECTURER DEVELOPMENT AET SMALL BUSINESS& CO-OPS SMME (NGO s,CBO s,NLPE s and Unions CAREER GUIDANCE TOTAL PARTNERSHIPS Targets Targets Targets Targets Targets Targets Targets Targets AGRISETA 25 60 20 40 850 300 2 9 1,306 BANKSETA 0 1,800 14 0 500 70 2 500 2,886 CATHSSETA 0 0 8 50 0 800 0 15 873 CETA 1,000 5,000 69 0 100 35 20 18 6,242 CHIETA 20 750 146 60 250 120 32 4 1,382 ETDPSETA 0 300 95 500 0 18 53 313 1,279 EWSETA 0 225 16 50 100 20 5 15 431 FASSET 0 0 2,100 0 0 0 505 260 2,865 FOODBEV 0 0 5 6 660 330 0 6,000 7,001 FP &MSETA 0 100 22 2 750 40 11 5 930 HWSETA 0 341 35 30 1,440 120 120 11,500 13,586 INSETA 0 100 38 8 0 1,100 0 18 1,264 LGSETA 300 1,000 13 1 3,000 15 42 10 4,381 MERSETA 0 500 1,431 100 500 1,518 231 27 4,307 MICT 0 0 4 0 0 12 0 1,300 1,316 MQA 0 200 20 27 4,500 0 0 1,000 5,747 PSETA 0 0 15 3 0 0 0 26 44 SASSETA 20 200 9 0 300 7 20 20,000 20,556 SERVICES 0 1,009 0 0 200 180 210 0 1,599 TETA 0 100 5 100 500 264 26 9 1,004 W & R SETA TOTALS 0 300 21 18 500 3,520 1,514 100 5,973 1,365 11,985 4,086 995 14,150 8,469 2,793 41,129 84,972 14

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