Marie Smith

It makes performance sense for companies to use company-specific or customised learning programmes, based on organisational strategy. The infographic developed by SkillsEdge summarises the six key benefits. Focuses on company-specific skills and subject matter. Not all companies have the same skill requirements. For example, although the skill ‘customer service’ is […]

Six key benefits of company-specific learning programmes

31 Mar, 2016 in Reading Room by Marie Smith (updated 2312 days ago)

Most developers of learning materials are probably aware that the ServiceSETA adopted a new procedure for accreditation earlier this year. Where they previously evaluated the online application for compliance and then arranged a site visit during which the evaluator evaluated both the QMS and learning programmes for programme approval, they […]

ServiceSETA requirement for agreement if learning material is purchased

1 Aug, 2015 in Reading Room by Marie Smith

When deciding on a developer or a supplier of off-the-shelf SAQA-aligned outcomes-based learning material and assessments, the Training Provider’s dilemma is how to evaluate the potential contractor or supplier. Some time ago, the question arose of what guidelines can be given to training providers when they have to decide on […]

Evaluating learning material to be acquired or developed

31 Jul, 2012 in Reading Room by Marie Smith

Nzimande’s budget: Universities take strain DAVID MACFARLANE: NEWS ANALYSIS – Apr 23 2012 17:52 On the eve of Parliament’s crucial discussion on Tuesday about the financing of South Africa’s universities and the country’s entire skills development sector, we need to pause to ask: What is at stake? A lot — starting with […]

Minister Nzimande’s budget tomorrow – Main & Guardian

23 Apr, 2012 in Reading Room by Marie Smith

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