There’s no denying that South Africa’s youth unemployment figures are dire, at 38.3% for those between 15 and 24 years old, according to Statistics South Africa’s Labour Market Quarter 1 2018 report. Their unemployment rate comparison for those in long-term unemployment has also jumped up from 59.4% in the third quarter of 2008 to 68.8%
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The banking and alternative banking sector requires certain skills in order to offer products and services to both local and global markets. The BANKSETA 2018 Sector Skills Plan highlights several of these skills priority areas, such as technology, digitisation and analytics, risk management and compliance, management and leadership development, core banking products/services and customer-relationship management.
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The BANKSETA has identified opportunities in the banking and microfinance sector to drive the skills development agenda and to empower the youth through various initiatives. The BANKSETA has implemented a number of significant projects and delivered on key milestones which include cutting-edge research that has culminated in the Banking Sector Skills Plan (SSP).The organisation conducts
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A COURSE THAT’S OUTSIDE THE NORM Hard work and dedication are one aspect but thinking creatively is what will send employees up the company ladder far more quickly OFFERING a course that is outside the norm has paid off handsomely for a college in Bloemfontein with the top students from the first year’s intake starting
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