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South Africa’s qualifications system is undergoing a major shake-up, with more than 1,100 outdated qualifications already removed from the national register. The move is an effort to align education and skills training with today’s job market. Chief Operating Officer at the South African Qualifications Authority, D. Makhaphela Makhafola, explains....

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Tboze4 months ago

NSFAS should stop funding students who are doing useless degrees such as bachelor of social science.

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Moketle Mokoene4 months ago

Today's job market is being reshaped by the advancements of AI. The speed at which institutions are delivering the skills needed in today's job market also needs a shake up. Basic education as a social construct needs reimagining from the ground up not just rewording of higher qualifications, WHAT future we are preparing children for?

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thatgirlrich4 months ago

As they should have before the unemployment crisis got out of hand

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Sonndi🇿🇦4 months ago

Please don't remove my qualification, 'am still looking for a job🙏.

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Luyanda Nxiweni🇿🇦4 months ago

What are those qualifications?

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Siya4 months ago

@grok list these qualifications

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S I G M A4 months ago

@pastalj Can they remove Horticulture?

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R🇿🇦4 months ago

I hope art and culture degree is discontinued

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Paul4 months ago

Truly shuffling the chairs on the Titanic

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Thekelo_🐃 Ramatsetse™🇿🇦4 months ago

Finally

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Minister of Loadsheding4 months ago

Shifting the goal posts. They'll create all sorts of reasons to justify the economic violence directed to our ordinary people. No one is born with skills. This Capitalist system is toxic to the core

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RoofTop4 months ago

Maths n science Electricity Tailor Plumber Carpenter Many more

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Sanele4 months ago

Where can I read more on this matter ?

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Mseti4 months ago

This should happening atleast every 5 years. .

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Jama Ka Slwane4 months ago

I hope this change is not a simplistic change of humanities for STEM programs.

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Thole®™ 4 months ago

Long overdue

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mbonison4 months ago

Economics will be useless as well

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