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PAGE 14 LETABA HERALD - Friday 21 January 2011 SCHOOL NEWS
Educare welcomes new
teachers, learners, toys Pre-schools enjoy graduation
EDUCARE Primary welcomes four new teachers: Cheryl Couzens
(assistant teacher Gr 1), Susannah Cole-Hamilton (Gr 1), Stella
Oosthuizen-Rossouw (Gr R) and Corné Perkins (Gr 5).
THE Foundation Phase learners at Educare Primary now have much
more to look forward to at school. Game donated many toys to the
school recently to keep the Foundation learners entertained and
educated throughout the day. Some of the new learners with their new
toys last Wednesday.
COMMENCING their formal education, Junior
Mhlongo and Vukosi Mathebula on their
first day of Grade 1 at Educare Primary last
We d n e s d a y.
GRADE 1 is also
about playing games,
as Hope Gebremariam
and Onalenna
Lekete realised on
their first day of
school at Educare
Primary last Wednesd
a y.
Health and Welfare Sector
Education and Training Authority
IT WAS a blissful day for the Grade R learners of Tiny Tots Pre-school
when they graduated last December. They had a colourful day filled
with fun and laughter. Looking smart in their graduation gowns is the
Grade R class of 2010 at their graduation ceremony held at Tzaneen
Primary School in December.
THESE learners made both their teachers and parents proud when they
graduated from Kideo Pre-school last December. The headmistress of
the pre-school, Nicky Pretorius, would like to wish them all a successful
and pleasant 2011.
Registration no. 11/HWSETA/01/04/05
HWSETA Workplace Skills Plan and Implementation Report (WSPIR)
SDF Forum
The Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA) would like to take this opportunity to invite all its
registered stakeholders to attend a one-day WSPIR SDF Forum, which will focus on the requirements of the WSPIR submission
for the 2011-2012 financial year, including the integration of the Organising Framework for Occupations (OFO).
Calling all Skills Development Facilitators (SDFs), HR Managers, Training Managers, SMME owners in the Health and Social
Development Sectors, Training Committee Members and Labour Representatives.
The following topics will be discussed:
l WSPIR 2011-2012 Introduction
l Feedback on the WSPIR
submissions for 2010-2011
l WSPIR 2011-2012 Guidelines
“BRIDGING THE SKILLS GAP”
Our Vision: The creation of a skilled workforce to meet the health and social development needs of all South Africans.
Our Mission: The HWSETA endeavours to create and
l Organising Framework of
Occupations (OFO)
l Online Submission
l Criteria for approval of the WSPIR
implement an integrated approach for the
development and provision of an appropriately
skilled workforce that will be empowered to render
quality health and social development services that
are comparable to world-class standards.
l Mandatory Grant Policy
l Role of the Training Committee
l SDF Registration
l HWSETA Sector Guide
Province City Forum Date RSVP Date
Gauteng Johannesburg 1 March 2011 16 February 2011
Pretoria 2 March 2011 16 February 2011
KwaZulu-Natal Ladysmith 8 March 2011 22 February 2011
Durban 9 March 2011 22 February 2011
Free State Bloemfontein 10 March 2011 23 February 2011
Western Cape Cape Town 2 March 2011 New SDFs/Inexperienced 16 February 2011
Cape Town 3 March 2011 Experienced SDFs 16 February 2011
George 7 March 2011 16 February 2011
Citrusdal 10 March 2011 16 February 2011
Eastern Cape East London 15 March 2011 1 March 2011
Port Elizabeth 16 March 2011 1 March 2011
Northern Cape Kimberley 15 March 2011 1 March 2011
Upington 14 March 2011 1 March 2011
Limpopo Tzaneen 8 March 2011 22 February 2011
Pietersburg 9 March 2011 22 February 2011
North West Mafikeng 9 March 2011 23 February 2011
Rustenburg 10 March 2011 23 February 2011
Klerksdorp 15 March 2011 1 March 2011
Mpumalanga Nelspruit 15 March 2011 10 March 2011
Witbank 16 March 2011 10 March 2011
Only people who respond by completing the confirmation form by the RSVP date will be allowed to attend. Send this
form to Moloko Magolele at fax: 086 572 5927 or e-mail: molokom@hwseta.org.za For any enquiries, please contact
Moloko at (011) 607-6900.
Please note: The HWSETA will not be responsible for any travelling or accommodation expenses.
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