| What is a Sector Skills Plan? |
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| A Sector Skills Plan is a framework within which the Banking and Microfinance Sector identifies key priority and critical skills
development trends, objectives and priority areas. This is based on a labour market analysis approach concerning the supply and demand of skills. |
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The purpose of a Sector Skills Plan is:
- To identify current and future skills requirements in the relevant economic sectors, industries or professions for
the benefit of employers, communities and individuals
- To develop a strategic plan stating
- The key challenges presented by the identified needs
- The results to be achieved in the form of success indicators, and
- The methods to achieve those results
- To guide the formulation of national strategies for skills development and the allocation of resources, including the National
Skills Fund, discretionary grants, bursaries and other such grants under the levy grant system, the exchequer, donor and others
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| The BANKSETA SSP 2005/2010 Executive Summary |
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| The BANKSETA produces the Sector Skills Plan (SSP) following research and consultation across the broader banking and micro
finance sector, using data gathered from a variety of sources: documentation, publications, reports posted on websites, stakeholder workshops and interviews,
economists' reports and workplace skills plans. This process is made possible through the sector's involvement and endorsement of proposed projects and reporting
processes. The compilation and analysis of the SSP has allowed the BANKSETA to develop a thorough framework for encouraging and
supporting skills development. |
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| The BANKSETA makes the latest Sector Skills Plans available here: |
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| BANKSETA SECTOR SKILLS PLAN 2005/2010 |
- Click here to download the BANKSETA Sector Skills Plan 2005/2010 Executive Summary (Microsoft Word: 70 Kb)
- Please contact the BANKSETA to receive the complete BANKSETA Sector Skill Plan 2005/2010
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| BANKSETA SECTOR SKILLS PLAN 2003 |
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- Click here to download the full BANKSETA Sector Skills Plan 2003 (Microsoft Word, 157 Kb)
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