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 Sector Skill Plan – PIVOTAL List
Funding
SETA Grant Regulation
Strategic Plan and Budget
Workplace Learning
Partnerships
SETA Offices
Learner Agreements - Regulations
QUALITY ASSURANCE
MONITORING AND EVALUATION
PLANNING AND REPORTING

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

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)

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

7. TVET Student Placement
SETA
TVET Student Placement
Target
Actual
AGRISETA
100
BANKSETA
600
624
CATHSETA
1 000
1 082
CETA
3 500 7
CHIETA
629
ETDPSETA
530
487
EWSETA
2 000 20
FASSET
200
182
FOODBEV
750
FP&MSETA
300
378
HWSETA
196
INSETA
429
LGSETA
3 000
428
MERSETA
500
770
MICT
502
MQA
250 48
PSETA
120
150
SASSETA
2 200
1 780
SERVICES
780
2 739
TETA 76
W&RSETA
1 129
TOTAL
20 730
12 506

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

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)

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

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

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

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

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

15. THANK YOU