Linking demand and supply within the skills system
The Partnership works with productive sector departments to identify economic growth opportunities that can be maximised by skills development through the Provincial Skills Centres.
Working at both national and provincial levels, Partnership Implementation Frameworks are used to guide Skills Centre training activities in support of sector priorities.
In collaboration with MoET, TED, and VQA, the Partnership supports increased diversity of training providers, courses and delivery modalities to increase flexibility within the skills system and promote pathways for further education.
Creative Industries
Building an inclusive industry and protecting local culture
Tourism
Maximising the potential of local tourism businesses
Agribusiness
Strengthening agri-business, food security and self-reliance
Infrastructure
Constructing buildings and water systems through an upskilled local labour market
Training Providers
Improving the quality and accessibility of local institutions
Better Balance
Promoting women’s economic empowerment and inclusive leadership
Disability Inclusion
Promoting disability equity and rights
Climate Change Resilience
Mainstreaming climate change considerations and environmental protection
