feedbackonworkplaceskillsplanreport-MICTSeta.ppt

FEEDBACK ON WORKPLACE SKILLS PLAN REPORT Why WSP Analysis/Report Skills gaps/imbalances in the supply and demand for skilled labour are identified Strategic basis for training and implementing the development of the workforce and organisation Identify critical areas where leanerships could be implemented National Strategy for Human Resources Development to be developed and reviewed The Sample 234 Workplace Skills Plans received The WSPs that represent more than one company 63% - Information Technology 20% - Electronics 17% - Telecommunications Sample represent only 5% of the total companies in the ISETT sector Geography of Sample SDF Status Training Committee Yes (34%) No (15%) No response (51%) SETA would like to see more training committees from Co.s with more than 50 employees Reported Skills Shortages Engineering: Systems, Electronic, Laser, Optical, Radio planning and optimisation, Switch Other technicians: Informix support, SAP/GIS/GSM specialists, GIS programmers, Software developers (C++, GIS), Computer scientists, IT architectures Reported Skills Shortages Cont... Management: Business development, Project, Test, Sales and Marketing, Finance, HR and Training. Other skills: Functional support advisor, Service controller, Contracts clerk, Sales executives Reasons for skills shortages Scarce skills in South Africa Lack of suitable candidates Lack of combination of skills required Technical nature of positions Brain drain resulting from persons commanding very high salaries Training Planned Males (72%) Females (28%) White males other males in other races White females other females of other races Whites trained in the following occupational groups: Senior officials and managers, Professionals, Technicians and associate professionals Training Planned Cont... African, Asian/Indian, Coloured to benefit from training in the following occupational groups: Clerical and accounting personnel, Service workers and other workers Only 196 (0.4% of 47987 beneficia