Annual Performance Plan Jaarlikse ... - National Treasury
Annual Performance Plan Jaarlikse ... - National Treasury
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B.5 Further Education and Training<br />
The following are the measurable objectives (▲) relating to programme 5, and their performance measures (►):<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Performance</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> 2007/08 – 2009/10<br />
Measurable objectives <strong>Performance</strong> measures<br />
Access ▲ To expand the FET college sector in terms of<br />
the economic and social needs of the country.<br />
Equity ▲ To promote the participation by historically<br />
marginalised groups in public FET institutions.<br />
Output ▲ To improve the success rate in the FET college<br />
sector<br />
Quality ▲ To provide relevant and responsive quality FET<br />
learning opportunities<br />
Specified policies, priorities and strategic objectives<br />
• Strategic goals and objectives:<br />
► PM501: Number of FET college students<br />
relative to youth in the province<br />
► PM502: Percentage of female students who are<br />
in technical fields<br />
► PM503: FET college throughput rate<br />
► PM504: Percentage of learners placed in<br />
learnerships through FET colleges<br />
To ensure access to quality FET college education for all in the province<br />
• To provide learner accommodation in FET colleges in accordance with policy<br />
• To improve knowledge of and access to FET college education for learners from previously marginalised groups<br />
• To increase the number of FET learners enrolled in appropriate programmes at colleges especially learners from<br />
previously marginalised groups<br />
• To promote the development of programmes that are responsive to the social and economic needs of the province<br />
• To provide loans to learners from poor backgrounds who wish to study at FET colleges<br />
• To create learner support units at each college to assist recruitment, support and placement<br />
To ensure effective management and governance in all the learning sites and support structures<br />
• To achieve an optimal and equitable distribution of financial, physical and human resources across the system<br />
• To improve the knowledge and skills of FET CEOs through targeted training and support<br />
• To improve the knowledge and skills of FET college councils through targeted training and support<br />
• To improve management of curriculum and assessment processes<br />
• To improve financial management and quality enhancement at all levels in line with provincial policy and the legislative<br />
framework<br />
• To provide professional support to all public FET colleges<br />
To equip and support educators in their efforts to provide effective education<br />
• To provide educators at FET colleges in accordance with policy<br />
• To develop the professional quality of the teaching force, through ongoing professional support<br />
• To develop the potential of media and technology (e-education and ICT) so as to enhance teaching and learning and to<br />
provide curriculum support<br />
• To equip educators to ensure effective curriculum development, delivery and support<br />
• Policies and priorities:<br />
The continued re-capitalization of all 6 FET colleges with a focus on skills development aligned to the MEDS and national needs, as<br />
outlined by the <strong>National</strong> Human Resource Development Strategy. The conditional grant, introduced in 2006/07, for the re-capitalisation of<br />
the FET colleges is funding this strategy.<br />
The participation and success rates of learners, especially black learners, participating in the FET band at colleges as well as the number<br />
of FET learners who qualify to enter higher education needs to be increased as follows -<br />
• Increase number of learners of 16 - 22 years enrolled at colleges<br />
• Increase number of learners enrolled for full qualifications<br />
• Increase number of learners that qualify for higher education<br />
• Offer and evaluate new programmes that respond to needs of the economy<br />
• Train lecturers in new FET courses<br />
• Maintain learner support units at each of the six colleges and track learners on exit<br />
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