A deep dive into governance mechanisms for interoperable digital platforms for work and learning
A PSET CLOUD publication, authored by: Rooksana Rajab and Simphiwe Ntuli
A deep dive into governance mechanisms for interoperable digital platforms for work and learning
A PSET CLOUD publication, authored by: Rooksana Rajab and Simphiwe Ntuli
PSET CLOUD has been recognised as a promising practice by UNEVOC
JET Education Services (JET) and the Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority (merSETA) have initiated the Post School Education and Training Collaboration and Learning Opportunities and Utilisation of Data (PSET CLOUD) programme that seeks to develop an integrated national digital ecosystem which is interoperable, can be used for effective skills planning and provisioning, and puts information in the hands of citizens and other stakeholders so they can make informed decisions about education, training and career opportunities.
PSET CLOUD is recognised as a promising practice by UNEVOC
JET Education Services (JET) and the Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority (merSETA) have initiated the Post School Education and Training Collaboration and Learning Opportunities and Utilisation of Data (PSET CLOUD) programme that seeks to develop an integrated national digital ecosystem which is interoperable, can be used for effective skills planning and provisioning, and puts information in the hands of citizens and other stakeholders so they can make informed decisions about education, training and career opportunities.
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JET Education Services (JET) and the Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority (merSETA) have initiated the Post School Education and Training Collaboration and Learning Opportunities and Utilisation of Data (PSET CLOUD) programme that seeks to develop an integrated national digital ecosystem which is interoperable, can be used for effective skills planning and provisioning, and puts information in the hands of citizens and other stakeholders so they can make informed decisions about education, training and career opportunities. The purpose of the programme is to enable the government and citizens to make informed decisions relating to education, training and work. The programme seeks to ensure that data sets are interoperable, well synchronised and used effectively as sources of information for planning and improving efficiency in the PSET system as well as for individual decisions. In pursuit of this goal, the programme will establish a digital ecosystem that will strengthen, integrate, coordinate, improve efficiencies and solve challenges in the governance and management of the PSET system. The PSET CLOUD programme has six workstreams that include governance, partnership, advocacy, monitoring and evaluation, and the development of an interactive platform, all of which support the achievement of the PSET CLOUD goals.
The PSET CLOUD DigiTrans 2022 conference report
The PSET CLOUD Digitrans 2022 Conference Report brought to you by the merSETA and its project partner, JET Education Services.
[VIDEO] What is the PSET CLOUD?
Aligning your qualifications and employment opportunities. We asked the PSET CLOUD team and partners what is the PSET CLOUD? Where is this cloud? Here's what they had to say...
mzansi.citizensdatamatter
Reclaiming self-sovereignty for all South African citizens’ data by 2030 This paper consists of eight vignettes, followed by a concluding section. Each vignette has been contributed independently and they do not necessarily link to each other in a logical sequence. Four key questions do however run across the contributions: - How can the South African education and training system be reset in a way that allows it to leapfrog many of its contemporaries? - How can the key ideals of open, fair, and self-sovereignty be realised? - What developments are already in place that can be strengthened and combined? - What new governance models exist, and how can they be realised in the South African context? As authors we invite robust engagements with our contributions and trust that this paper will provide an important anchor point for discussions addressing unemployment in South Africa through the development of digital platforms. We strongly advocate that these discussions are underpinned by an awareness of and respect for individual data privacy rights, enhanced interoperability across data systems, and new thinking on the recognition of learning through digital credentialing.
Research Bulletin on Post-School Education and Training (PSET)
The 10th edition of the Department of Higher Education and Training’s (DHET’s) annual Research Bulletin on Post-School Education and Training (PSET)
PSET SCENARIOS 2021-2030
Reos Partners, in partnership with JET Education Services and the Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority (merSETA), have published a guide on scenarios to align skills supply and demand through interoperable data platforms. The four scenarios offer alternative possible trajectories into the future as a provocation, inviting you to expand your ideas about how the current situation might evolve. We hope that doing so will help you discern what you may need to anticipate.
Unlocking the Power of Data
A review of the state of readiness of the post-school education and training sector in South Africa for enhanced data interoperability.
Interoperable Data Ecosystems
