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2016/17 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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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
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CALL FOR ADDITIONAL ITEMS
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ADOPTION OF PREVIOUS AGM MINUTES
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Chairman’s address Mr. M Msiwa
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CEO’s address Ms. Sandra Dunn
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INSETA PERFORMANCE REPORT 2016/17
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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).
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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
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CATALYTIC INTERVENTIONS
Management and Leadership
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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
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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 -
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Financial Performance
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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
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Overview Companies in the sector WSP / ATRs Levies received Disbursements Bank & commitments Roll over surplus Way forward
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Sector Companies
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WSP / ATR RECEIVED
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Levies received R’000
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Disbursement as percentage of funding
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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
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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
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Mathematics of BUSA Pre BUSA Post BUSA Difference Total 431 422 000
Mandatory ( ) Discretionary Admin Payments Actual Theoretical ( ) Liability for 16/17
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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
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Open Session Ms. A Singh
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THANK YOU
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