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1 2016/17 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

2 Agenda AGM AGENDA Welcome - Ms. A
Agenda AGM AGENDA Welcome - Ms. A. Singh Call for additional items that are not reflected on the Agenda – Ms. A. Singh Adoption of previous AGM Minutes – Ms. A. Singh Chairman’s address – Mr. M. Msiwa CEO’s address – Ms. S. Dunn Financial Performance – Mr. D. Molapo Open Session – Ms. A. Singh Vote of thanks – Ms. A. Singh

3 CALL FOR ADDITIONAL ITEMS

4 ADOPTION OF PREVIOUS AGM MINUTES

5 Chairman’s address Mr. M Msiwa

6 CEO’s address Ms. Sandra Dunn

7 INSETA PERFORMANCE REPORT 2016/17

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9 Goal 1 A CREDIBLE MECHANISM FOR SKILLS PLANNING
Targets (indicators) 2016/17 Achieved 2016/17 Planned 2015/16 Achieved 5 4 Target not achieved pertained to Workplace Skills Plans where a target of 1300 (933:2015/16). Achieved 1250

10 GOAL 2 INCREASED ACCESS TO OCCUPATIONALLY DIRECTED PROGRAMMES
Targets (indicators) 2016/17 Achieved 2016/17 Planned 2015/16 Achieved 12 Youth based indicators 12 11 No. of learners entering 4375 4100 4670 No. of learners certificated 2686 2014 2492 Highlight: All targets achieved Challenge: Workplaces

11 GOAL 3 BETTER USE OF WORK-BASED SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Targets (indicators) 2016/17 Achieved 2016/17 Planned 2015/16 Achieved Worker Based Indicators 13 10 No. of learners entering 4583 4400 4638 No of learners certificated 3858 2262 3924 A major achievement has been an increased throughput rate of learners on learnerships. Throughput rate of bursaries down

12 GOAL 4 TRAINING AND SUPPORT PROVIDED TO SMALL BUSINESS AND CO-OPERATIVES
Targets (indicators) 2016/17 Achieved 2016/17 Planned 2015/16 Achieved Small Business targets 13 7 Learners entered 2010 1850 1699 Learners certificated 2259 907 1328 Greatest improvement from previous years

13 GOAL 5 BUILDING CAREER AND VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
Targets (indicators) 2016/17 Achieved 2016/17 Planned 2015/16 Achieved Career Guidance to youth 3 Partnership 26 18 11 Provinces footprint 9 provinces 26 district municipalities 18 district municipalities in 9 provinces 24 district municipalities in 9 provinces Responsive to the DHET requirements for career guidance to youth

14 GOAL 6 PROMOTING THE GROWTH OF THE PUBLIC TVET SECTOR COLLEGE SYSTEM
Targets (indicators) 2016/17 Achieved 2016/17 Planned 2015/16 Achieved 3 4 TVET Learner Placement 364 250 946 TVET Learner Completions 605 298 463 Programme approval award challenge

15 SCARCE AND CRITICAL SKILLS: Developing Actuaries
Developing Actuaries remains a key focus for INSETA. This is done in partnership with the South African Actuarial Development Programme (SAADP).

16 SCARCE AND CRITICAL SKILLS: Bursaries for youth not in employment
INSETA partnered with public universities and TVET colleges to support 820 (806:2015/16) students studying towards full qualifications in areas of scarce and critical skills. These include B.Com Financial Management; Risk Management; Actuarial Science; NCV Financial Management and IT. % (489-61%: 2015/16) students completed successfully. Investment: R35 million

17 CATALYTIC INTERVENTIONS
Management and Leadership

18 2017 Highlights Clean audit report in successive years Effective oversight role of Audit Committee, HR Committee, Finance committee and the Accounting Authority (Board) Improved compliance by management and staff 96% (80%:2015/16) Performance target achievement Underwriter qualification registered as a Learnership

19 WAY FORWARD INSETA re-established to 31 March 2020
NSDS III extended to 31 March 2020 Process to appoint a new Board is in progress Alignment of legacy qualifications to occupational qualifications in line with QCTO requirements underway Monitoring and Evaluation Impact assessment - END -

20 Financial Performance

21 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

22 Overview Companies in the sector WSP / ATRs Levies received Disbursements Bank & commitments Roll over surplus Way forward

23 Sector Companies

24 WSP / ATR RECEIVED

25 Levies received R’000

26 Disbursement as percentage of funding

27 Bank & Commitments 2016/17 2015/16 R’000 Bank Balance 375 606
Liabilities (61 198) Commitments ( ) Lease obligations ( 3 776) Uncommitted 92 724 R’000 (61 986) ( ) (6 690) 7 282

28 Roll over funds in 2017/18 Increase Bursaries for workers for additional 600 beneficiaries Increase internships by additional 134 beneficiaries Increase learnership for unemployed by additional 800 beneficiaries Extend duration of 330 TVET learners by 6 months and Take on additional 200 TVET learners for 18 months

29 Mathematics of BUSA Pre BUSA Post BUSA Difference Total 431 422 000
Mandatory ( ) Discretionary Admin Payments Actual Theoretical ( ) Liability for 16/17

30 2017/18 Projections Pre BUSA Post BUSA Difference Total 483 108 868
Mandatory ( ) Discretionary Admin Projected Payments Actual Theoretical ( ) Liability for 17/18 2018/19 SCENARIO Cumulative liability ( ) Projected Discretionary funds

31 Open Session Ms. A Singh

32 THANK YOU


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