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Artisan training to increase in SA
Business Day reports that Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande wants to see more than 5,5-million students enrolled at universities, colleges and tertiary training institutions within the next 20 years. That is five times more than are currently enrolled at various institutions today.
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According to a Times Live report, the government is considering offering students bursaries to encourage them to enrol at FETs. The SETA's (Sector Education and Training Authority's) are financed through a training levy that is calculated on the total payroll of every company operating in South Africa. Nzimande said that SETA's have a "key role" to play in revitalising artisan training in this country.
For more:
- Business Day: Business urged to 'retool' graduates
- Tines Live: Bold plan from Blade
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