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C Honman Training and Development Manager August 2016 Education is costly Pressure for free education Multiple Exit and re-entry not driven with in the current systems. Often Education Institutions do not accept each others


  1. C Honman Training and Development Manager August 2016

  2.  Education is costly  Pressure for free education  Multiple Exit and re-entry not driven with in the current systems. ◦ Often Education Institutions do not accept each others qualifications and making entry and re-entry difficult. If required use SAT’s. ◦ Why do we need this multiple Exit and Entry Points?  Peoples circumstances change and effect the priorities and ability to study.  This could reduce pressure for free education as people can study when they can afford it.

  3.  Fee’s Must Fall ◦ Reduce Costs Of Tertiary Education. ◦ Address Requirement For Free Education.  Fees cannot be addressed on their own a systemic view must be applied. ◦ Education system, levels and recognition.  Multiple Entry And Exists.  Portability of Education Between Institutions.

  4. Durati tion on and Qualifi lifica cati tion on Feeder der Post t Graduate te Unive versit ity y Unive versit ity 2 ye year ars first of 2 nd nd year Degree ee Gene neral ral Degre ree 1 st year higher Diploma Technolo chnology gy 2 ye year ars ? National Diploma Seni nior r College ge Unive versit ity y N6 C Certifi ficates tes TVET Entrance ance N5 C Certifi ficates tes N4 C Certifi ficates tes Academi mic c Juni nior r Techni chnica cal Feeder der to NSC High Colleg ege High Senio nior r N1 t to N3 School ol TVET School ol NCV1 to NCV4 College ge

  5.  Free Tertiar tiary educa cation ion ◦ Students leaving school should have to go to a TVET college (Senior College N4 to N6), before accessing university . ◦ Complete the N4 to N6 with a Nationa ional Diploma loma (addition itional al module) ule), serves as varsity preparation, not work experience as currently is the case. ◦ The above would serve as Univ ivers ersity ity entran ance ce and cover r curricul urriculum um of the firs rst year of univ ivers ersity ity thus reduce the time at University. ◦ The TVET is a cheaper form of education and can be offered as free education cation (senior college only).  Free Varsity ity Educ ucat ation ion ◦ Only offered in careers where Government sees skills shortages – or wants to drive a development focus.  Pay back: Students who benefit from the above pay back via an education tax which only kicks in when the individual earns over a specific threshold and for a defined time period thus re- filling the coffers for future generations .

  6.  Currently many institutions do not accept other institutions qualifications, Universities of Technology are not accepting TVET qualifications for entrance but focus on NSC – exemption.  Make Multiple Exit and Entry points difficult. ◦ Students cannot work when they need to and go on and learn at a later stage, or when they realise the need for higher education. ◦ Universities seem to govern themselves, have huge egos, focus on making money.  By adopting the model, value is added at each level as qualifications are issued at each phase allowing individuals to exit and progress at different rates and not feel that it is know or never.

  7.  This strategy can deal with free ee educati cation on if FET’s are free, ee,  Students who fail il redo do at t their eir own n cost. t.  Free e Univer iversity sity - focused only on skills shortages e.g. mathematics and science teachers etc.  Those who pass Senior College at the correct standard, gain access to university. ◦ This is should ld reduc uce e first year r failure ure rates. . ◦ Reduc uce e national onal educat cation ion costs. ◦ The e reduc uced ed costs can be put back k into edcatio tion towards s TVET ET educat cation. ion.

  8.  Students attending colleges obtain certificate and diploma qualifications, ◦ those who exit and enter the world of work have qualifi ifications ations and can contribute more meaningfully and quickly. giving National ional Produc uctivi tivity ty a boost.  Students who come from schools ols with poor resourc urces es get an equal opportun unity, ity, to learn rn and improve ove, so they can cope at the university level as they would have had at least 24months education on a par with all others at college.  It drives the focus on TVET’s which the Minister of Educat cation ion has been driving, and more affordable education  Allows students ◦ to change ge streams ms – low cost ◦ Develop op an prepare re for univ ivers ersity ity ◦ Exit it and take up employ oyme ment nt if needs be with h a c certific tificat ate e at various ious levels ls.

  9.  Addres essin sing the scarcity ity of re f resource rces s in school ols, s, college ges s and universiti sities es could make education tion more aff ffordabl ble. e. For example. e.  Run a morning and an afternoon shifts in Schools, TVET’s and Universities. ◦ Currently students attend university in particular for about 7 months of the year and in some facilities for a few hours a day. ◦ If students attended classes everyday as if they were going to work but did a morning or afternoon shift 8h00 to 12h00 and 13h00 to 17h00, with shorter breaks, especially during the December holidays and long weekends then we could maximise the resources, teachers, buildings and equipment.  This would require some ego’s to be put on check, in the interest of the country

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