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W&RSETA’s skills development priorities for 2022/23

he Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Dr PROGRAMME 2 - Skills Planning & Research
TBlade Nzimande has signed the W&RSETA’s Strategic Plan
with the Annual Performance Plan which forms part of the Service • Board approved SSP, SP and APP
Level Agreement. The National Skills Development Plan (NSDP) • Two MoUs with strategic partners
aims to ensure that South Africa has adequate, appropriate • Conduct three sector research studies
and high quality skills that contribute towards economic growth, • Complete two sector directed tracer, evaluation
employment creation and social development. and impact study reports
In 2022/23, the W&RSETA has committed to achieve 33 targets
on skills development priorities to be delivered in the Wholesale
and Retail Sector.

NSDP Outcomes
• Identify and increase production of occupations in high demand.

• Linking education and the workplace.
• Improving the level of skills in the South African workforce.
• Increase access to occupationally directed programmes.

• Support the growth of the public college system.
• Skills development support for entrepreneurship and cooperative
development.
• Encourage and support worker initiated training.
• Support career development services.

The W&RSETA’s targets for the 2022/23 financial
year are as follows:

PROGRAMME 1 – Administration

• 15 stakeholder sessions to advocate skills
development programmes
• Unqualified audit opinion

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