Access to subsidized training will also be a focus, noting that it\u2019s not just full entry and higher level qualifications that will be supported but also short courses (including skill sets and clusters) or pre-vocational qualifications, fee free foundation skills training and micro-credentials \u201cto support upskilling, re-skilling and skills broadening that are recognised by industry.\u201d Overall, the aim is to have flexible and responsive training and training products.<\/p>\n

Finally, the policy highlights the need for quality training providers of all types \u2013 public, private, community and industry based who, in turn, need to have a quality workforce. This means a look at purchasing arrangements for training to ensure effective provision and as well as making SA\u2019s contribution to the national VET workforce blueprint. Flexible and responsive training is needed, the policy suggests.<\/p>\n