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Youth employment and skills development program

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Youth employment and skills development program Youth employment and skills development program - South Africa Is our education system teaching learners how to shoe horses when we are driving cars? With more than 10 million unemployed and a backlog of 3 million houses... are we training for the needs of the people and the country?  Educate for the needs of today Matric results are not a reliable barometer of education quality  We propose a solution by combining three “problem areas” and transforming them into “opportunity”. The three key issues that we face in Africa are that of poverty, unemployment and the huge backlog of affordable homes. Currently there are 800,000 graduates that are unemployed in South Africa.  This means that our universities are producing a significant amount of unwanted skills for the needs of industry and our country. This prompts the questions: - Does our higher educ...

Educate For Problem-Solving, Not Factories - Forbes

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Educate For Problem-Solving, Not Factories - Forbes Job Creation - moladi Quick show of hands: How many of you actually enjoy doing homework? That’s more or less what I figured. (I don’t see anyone with their hands raised.) A 1948 U.S. survey showed that the typical high school student spent three to four hours on homework … per week. But as America raced into space during the 1950s, a pro-homework movement took off, in part, due to fears that students weren’t keeping up with their counterparts in the Soviet Union. The stacks of homework have continued to climb, by more than 50 percent since 1981 , but the additional problem sets don’t seem to be helping much. A new research paper suggests that if you can do basic subtraction, you’re probably a better mathematician than the majority of U.S. community college students. That’s discouraging, especially in light of lagging education statistics . Perhaps more troubling is that the extra homework load we subject our students to—...

JOB CREATION starts at school - moladi

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JOB CREATION starts at school - moladi  Job creation starts at school Job creation starts at school Maslow hierarchy of needs - Food and Shelter - Link Maslow hierarchy of needs   moladi proposes to build two new classrooms per school to teach “Food and Shelter” - Link “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” - Albert Einstein.  Albert Einstein DO NOT use mathematics as yardstick to instil a mind-set of success or failure or clever and stupid in children. We might even produce bad children by boring them with incompetent teachers teaching silly subjects We have 800,000 graduates with no jobs - South Africa is producing skills we do not require – For every lion we need an amount of buck – if we have to many lions we will have no buck (balance of nature) South Africa need skills to plant food and build homes, a 2.1 million backlog - Housing generat...

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