Presentation Overview • Purpose • SMMEs, NGOs, NPOs and Co-Ops (Impact to GDP) • CATHSSETA registered entities • Sector training needs • Workshop outcome
Purpose • Engage and obtain comprehensive information on the training needs of SMMEs which constitutes a critical component of compiling the CATHSSETA SMME strategy • To identify training needs, a great deal of strategic research has to be conducted in order to derive a skills development strategy for CATHSSETA
Purpose cont … • Consult and share skills development information with CATHSSETA stakeholders, with special emphasis on SMME involvement • Inform the CATHSSETA Sector Skills Plan document in relation to the occupational shortages and skills gaps in the sector • Encourage cooperation between levy-payers, non- levy payers and training providers in addressing the skills gaps within the CATHSSETA sector
SMMEs, NGOs, NPOs and Co-Ops (Impact to GDP) • SMMEs, NGOs, NPOs and Co-Ops are a major driver of socio-economic transformation in South Africa; • Are the engine of economic growth and development; • Linked to job creation and income generation for the most disadvantaged members of the society
Entities Registered with CATHSSETA Sub-sector Size of Entity Total 0-49 50-149 150+ ACH 1 966 46 23 2 035 Cons 1 483 30 19 1 532 G&L 254 35 47 336 Hosp 18 108 697 296 19 101 SRF 2 040 75 30 2 145 T&T 2 467 77 46 2 590 Total 26 318 960 461 27 739
Sector training needs Identification of sector training needs for planning purposes will include: – Issues impacting small businesses – The type of training that is crucial to SMMEs – Reasons that cause small businesses not to participate in CATHSSETA programmes. – Suggestions of reaching small business operators.
Workshop outcome • CATHSSETA will produce a comprehensive consolidated skills report that will indicate some of the following key results: – Identification of key groups of SMMEs, NGOs, NPOs , Trade Unions, their sectors and skills shortages; – Regional plans for small businesses which CATHSSETA could support through skills interventions
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