#HighGearSA has made available proposals for TVET lecturer mentoring in Durban & Nelson Mandela Bay Metro. Proposals are due by Monday, 7 February 2022 at 17:00 (SA).
NAACAM and the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) are the lead national partners of High Gear, an exciting four-year (2020-2024) initiative managed by International Youth Foundation (IYF) that is advancing South Africa’s public Technical, Vocational, Education & Training (TVET) college system.
High Gear draws on industry knowledge and skills imperatives—along with IYF curricula enhancement tools—to strengthen the market relevance of select public TVET college courses. High Gear aims to demonstrate a model for greater industry involvement in TVET course design and delivery that generates enthusiasm from TVET educators and industry, while also generating positive returns for young people and employers.
For any immediate questions, please contact Kerrin Odendaal (nee Humphreys): [email protected]
The selected firm will need to have mentors who are based in the Nelson Mandela Bay and Durban metro areas. The Master Contract will be one-year in duration, with an expected start in February 2022.
For more info, download:
> Detailed Request for Proposals: https://bit.ly/3AcB9Qs
> Annex A (Visuals of High Gear course upgrades): https://bit.ly/3IiScCS
> Annex B (Unit Costing Template): https://bit.ly/3GFmyiT
The UK Government’s Skills for Prosperity programme is funding High Gear implementation in KwaZulu-Natal Province, and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation are funding implementation in Eastern Cape Province. All three funding partners are supporting High Gear’s national stakeholder engagement and learning efforts. High Gear Job post #HighGearSA #SouthAfricaTVET #skillsdevelopment #skillsforpresperity #automotiveindustry #engineering #TVET