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If we do reflection on our workplace or on ourselves, can we say we are satisfied in the level of effectiveness we practice every day. The majority of the vote could answer no, let us explore the reasons for this.

Project Management is one of the vital skills needed to succeed in today’s modern corporate environment.
Project Management is a very rewarding discipline, but also a very demanding one. In any business or career journal you will find project management at or near the top. It’smost likely one of the “hottest” careers at the moment.

If you're starting your career or even just became a student, LinkedIn is a very important tool you should take advantage of. LinkedIn is more than just a social media platform to network with.

Businesses in South Africa can debate the pros and cons of the hybrid work model all they like, but the fundamental truth is that Covid-19 has changed the rules, and now skilled workers are in a strong position to influence the employer/ employee environment to ultimately transcend the traditional company culture.

LinkedIn is a social networking site designed specifically for the business community. It's therefore important for every working professional to have a presence on LinkedIn.

We’re always looking for ways to improve ourselves. Sometimes it’s the latest trend in health or fitness, and other times it’s a new way of organising our homes.

A good manager has all the managerial skills needed to run and manage an organisation effectively.  

In the current economic downturn, people want to know what to do when times are tough. The truth of the matter is that when markets are buoyant, clients are often more optimistic and open to change.

As part of a series of events to celebrate 21 years of the South African National Qualifications Framework (NQF), stakeholders in education and training in South Africa and Europe met for a two-day

Representatives of the 105 statutory and non-statutory professional bodies recognised by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) met to reflect on their RPL practices at an international seminar, which forms part of a series of events to mark the 21st anniversary of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF). 

A Sector Skills Plan (SSP) is developed by each Seta to identify the skills priorities within the sector.

The Ekuruleni West College’s Boksburg Campus played host to 40 Chinese companies operating in South Africa for the inaugural South Africa-China Enterprise and Trade Association

Mr Zenzele Myeza will take up the reigns at the Agriculture Sector Education and Training Authority (AgriSETA).

Are you interested in outcomes-based educational design?

In a recent interview Mashila Matlala, Board Chairperson of CHIETA shares her thoughts on the contribution of the Sector Education and Training Authorities to the skills development sector.

The government wants to know what you think. The Setas, Sector Education and Training Authorities, have been around since 1999 and are tasked with co-ordinating and promoting workplace skills-based training and development.

An initiative to train youth installers is helping to transform South Africa’s construction industry.

Are you training your employees in the health or social development sectors?