1. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Information Systems, Electronics and Telecommunication Technologies Sector Education and Training Authority (Isett Seta) Oupa Mopaki: Chief Executive Officer 05 September 2006
September 2006
SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises

2. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Summary
NSDS progress report
Provincial Skills Development Forum Participation
Learnership and Internship Provincial Implementation Report
Equity and Gender
Registered learnerships
Training Provider Accreditation
Registered Assessors
Support to FET Colleges
Future Plans
September 2006
SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises

3. NSDS Progress Report (2005/6)
Labour
SETA
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NSDS Progress Report (2005/6)
Targets
Achievements
Support 91 large firms through WSP/ATR Grants
Actual number of large firms that received Grants is 114.
Support 150 medium firms through WSP/ATR Grants
Actual number of medium firms that received Grants is 158
Support 845 small levy paying firms
745 Small levy paying firms were supported
At least workers achieved ABET level 1-4
9 460 workers achieved ABET level 1-4
1 000 workers to enter learning programmes
No workers were supported from discretionary grants. 113,286 were supported from mandatory grants
September 2006
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4. NSDS Progress Report (2005/6)
Labour
NSDS Progress Report (2005/6)
Targets
Achievements
1 100 Learners entered Learnership programmes
1 994 Learners have entered Learnership programmes
100 Learners assisted to gain work experience during the year
103 were assisted through Internship programmes
90 Learners to be assisted in New Venture Creation
82 Learners entered New Venture Creation programmes
4 institutions to be accredited on New Venture Creation qualification
4 Institutions were accredited
September 2006
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5. Provincial Skills Development Forum Participation
Labour
Provincial Skills Development Forum Participation
Eastern Cape
Yes
Free State (Provincial Government)
Gauteng (GSSC)
Limpopo No
Mpumalanga (Provincial Government )
Northern Cape
North West
Western Cape
KZ- Natal
September 2006
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6. Provincial Skills Development Forum Participation
Labour
Provincial Skills Development Forum Participation
The Isett Seta is active in seven provinces.
The Seta is still awaiting an invitation to participate in Limpopo and Northern Cape PSDFs.
September 2006
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7. Learnership and Internship Provincial Implementation Report
Labour
Learnership and Internship Provincial Implementation Report
Provinces
Number
Completion
Placement
Gauteng
1239
604
KZN
210 60
Western cape
133 36 EC NC
Free state
244
On going
Limpopo 25 17
North west
Mpumalanga
246
TOTAL
2097
1607
717
September 2006
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8. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Learnership and Internship Provincial Implementation Report
From 2097 unemployed learners trained 1994 were trained through Learnership and 103 through Internship programmes.
Although Eastern Cape (EC), Northern Cape (NC) and North West (NW) reflects 0% on the graph, the Learnership programmes for 2004/05 continued in the 2005/06 financial year:
300 Learners in EC
180 Learners in NC
108 Learners in NW
September 2006
SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises

9. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Equity and Gender
Equity Breakdown From April 2005 To March 2006
Province
Gender
Race
Learners With Disabilities
Male
Female
Black
Coloured
Indian
White
Western Cape 80 33
108 25 1
Eastern Cape 2
Northern Cape
Kwa Zulu Natal
112 98
168 14 28 30
Limpopo 15 10
Free State
198 46
221 9
Mpumalanga
109
137
240 6
Gauteng
821
438
1135 36 18 50
North West
TOTAL
1335
762
1897 66 84
September 2006
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10. Registered learnerships
Labour
Registered learnerships
No.
Learnership
Title
NQF Level
SAQA ID
DoL Registration No. 1
GUI-Based Applications For End-User Computing 3
49077
12 Q 2
Technical Support 4
24293
12 Q
Systems Development
24294
12 Q
Systems Development (Procedural Programming) 5
48872
12 Q
(Multi-Media Development)
12 Q
September 2006
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11. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Registered learnerships
No.
Learnership
Title
NQF Level
SAQA ID
DoL Registration No. 6
Systems Development (Website Development) 5
48872
12 Q 7
Systems Development
(Fourth Generation Language Programming )
12 Q 8
( Commerce Development)
12 Q 9
Systems Development (Object Oriented Programming)
12 Q 10
Solutions
Development/Programming
48573
12 Q
September 2006
SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises

12. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Registered learnerships
No.
Learnership
Title
NQF Level
SAQA ID
DoL Registration No. 11
Systems Support (Desktop) 5
48573
12 Q 12
Systems Support ( Engineer)
12 Q 13
Masters in Information
Engineering 7
49530
12 Q 14
Masters in Telecommunications Engineering
12 Q
September 2006
SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises

13. Training Provider Accreditation
Labour
Training Provider Accreditation
Province
2005/6
2004/5
Eastern Cape 7
Free State 1
Gauteng 67 17
Limpopo 18 4
Mpumalanga 6
N Cape 2
North West
W Cape
KZ- Natal 10
TOTAL
126 28
September 2006
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14. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Registered Assessors
ASSESSORS
African
Indian
Coloured
White
TOTAL
Eastern Cape 4 2 6
Free State 1 5 8
Gauteng 15 3 25 46
Limpopo
Mpumalanga
N Cape
North West
W Cape
KZ- Natal 31 30 23 36
103
September 2006
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15. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Support to FET Colleges (ICT Train the Trainer programme for Lecturers)
PROVINCE
COLLEGE
CAMPUS
Gauteng
Ekurhuleni East FET College
Brakpan Campus
Molapo FET College
Molapo Campus
KwaZulu-Natal
Umfolozi FET College
Sikhawini Campus
Sivananda FET College
Kwa-Mashu Campus
Free State
Maluti FET College
Bonamelo* (Qwaqwa)
Motheo FET College
Thaba’Nchu Campus
September 2006
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16. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Support to FET Colleges (ICT Train the Trainer programme for Lecturers)
Mpumalanga
Nkangala FET College
Witbank Campus
Ehlanzeni FET College*
Mthimba Campus*
North West
Orbit FET College
Mankwe Campus
Taletso FET College
Lehurutse Campus*
Limpopo
Capricorn FET College
Seshego Campus
Sekhukhune FET College
Sekhukhune Campus
Eastern Cape
Ikhala FET College
Queenstown
KSD FET College
Ngqungqushe Campus*
Northern Cape
Northern Cape Urban FET College
Northern Campus*
September 2006
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17. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Support to FET Colleges (ICT Train the Trainer programme for Lecturers)
Northern Cape
Northern Cape Rural FET College
Kathu Campus*
Western Cape
False Bay FET College
Good Hope Campus-Khayelitsha
South Cape College (Karoo)
Beaufort West Campus
The Department of Communication has committed R10m and the Isett Seta R 6, 28m (R 16,28m) to roll-out the capacity building programme to 18 FET colleges across nine (9) provinces.
MoUs with provincial Departments of Education will be concluded.
September 2006
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18. Future Plans for the Isett Seta
Labour
To implement Learnership and Internship programmes in under represented provinces in partnership with provincial governments.
To further train and up-skill unplaced learners.
To secure experiential training and placement opportunities for unemployed graduates.
To date 408 graduates trained and placed at a total cost of R 18, 36m.
To further train 3000 graduates on the internship programmes in the next 18 months as part of the JIPSA programme.
To procure R 85m from the NSF to achieve set objectives.
September 2006
SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises

19. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
Future Plans
Forge partnerships with provincial governments when implementing ICT Learnership and Internship programmes.
Continued support to SMME training providers.
Encourage companies to enroll at least 15% white learners of Learnerships.
September 2006
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20. SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises
THANK YOU
September 2006
SETA Report to Select Committee on Labour and Public Enterprises