Collaborative E-Skills Interventions for Socio-Economic Development in South Africa

1. NEMISA collaborates with international, national, provincial, and local partners on e-skills interventions Together we move South Africa forward

2. 2017 e-skills and entrepreneurship training in the Northern Cape Partner: Kaxu Solar One, a commercial solar plant Training for unemployed engineering students – Eastern Cape, 2017 Partner: King SabataDalindyebo TVET College Creating a common e-skills vision for sustainable socio-economic development in South Africa

3. Graduation for National Certificate: End User Computing (NQF Level 3), KwaZulu-Natal 2017 Partners: DUT, Provincial Department of Basic Education, Disabled People of South Africa, ETDP SETA, and MICT SETA Channelling e-skills initiatives to address complex issues of inequitywithin the South African local context

4. NEMISA collaborates with international, national, provincial, and local partners on e-skills interventions Together we move South Africa forward

5. Launch of the national broadband project in the Eastern Cape eSkills4All training at the Soweto Youth Month event A united approach to position South Africa for global competitiveness

6. Intel She Will Connect e-literacy and entrepreneurship training – Limpopo, ongoing Partner: Intel Graduates of GOAL2WORK programme around e-skills and finding employment – Northern Cape 2017 Partner: Kaxu Solar One, commercial solar plant Aligned with government, industry, and civil society to grow the human resource e-skills base for South Africa

7. NEMISA collaborates with international, national, provincial, and local partners on e-skills interventions Together we move South Africa forward

8. Addresses e-skills interventions in South Africa through teaching and learning Digital Inclusion: e-Centre Management Programme – Western Cape, ongoing Partners: CIECT, University of the Western Cape, Western Cape Government

9. Carlynn Pokpas, University of the Western Cape ‘Role of gender in influencing and impacting on ICT use in marginalised communities’ Natasha Katunga, University of the Western Cape ‘Social media, identifying the conditions needed to use these tools to engage with marginalised communities’ Addresses e-skills interventions in South Africa through research

10. Addresses e-skills interventions in South Africa through innovation Media Monitoring: Big Data and Social Media engagement session – KwaZulu-Natal 2017 Eastern Cape Case Method workshop 2017 Partners: DUT, UKZN, ROi Africa Partners: Fulbright programme

11. CISCO training for ICT entrepreneurs - Eastern Cape 2017 Partners: WSU’s IT Department, ECITI, Black IT Forum Addresses e-skills interventions in South Africa through monitoring and evaluation

12. Addresses e-skills interventions in South Africa through aggregation Training in film and TV (creative new media industry) – national Partners: SABC