118774_1: Learning and Development in a Knowledge Economy: The Fundamentals of Research Methodology
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Topics Covered
Chapter 1: The Nature of the Knowledge Economy in a South African Context
- Terminology related to organisational development and organisational change
- Career development in the knowledge economy
- Implications of the knowledge economy on developing the careers of learning and development professionals
- The knowledge economy work environment
Chapter 2: Legislative, policy and regulatory frameworks governing skills development
- The National Qualifications Framework (NQF)
- Role players in skills development
- The principles and processes of organisational development and change in an organisation
Chapter 3: The National Skills Development Strategy
- The purpose of the National Skills Development Strategy
- The nature of the National Skills Development Strategy
- The National Skills Development Strategy and the Human Resource Development Strategy for South Africa
- The goals of the National Skills Development Strategy
- The Skills Levy Institutions
- Building partnerships for a skills revolution
- Implementation of the National Skills Development Strategy
- Monitoring and evaluating the National Skills Development Strategy
Chapter 4: Strategies for Organisational Change
- The nature of organisational change in a knowledge economy
- Reasons why employees might resist change
- The strategic process of skills development
- Human resources and the strategic process
Chapter 5: Stakeholder Management
- Stakeholder management and engagement in vocational or occupational learning environment
- Stakeholder management, theory, concepts, principles and process of engagement
- Stakeholder analysis, mapping and profiling techniques
- Lifelong learning and stakeholders
- Motivating stakeholders
Chapter 6: Planned Skills Development Interventions in an Organisation
- The Skills Development Strategy
- Planning and organising the skills development process: the planning System
- The Skills Development Plan
- The Annual Skills Development Report (ASDR)
- A strategic approach to job creation and job enrichment through quality skills development
- Credibility
- Identifying and prioritising learners’ learning needs
- Where do learning needs come from?
- Gathering information on skills development
- Collating, analysing and storing information
- Recording data
- Skills development results
- Justification for learning programmes
- Confirming learning outcomes with stakeholders
- The report on the difference between planned and completed Learning
- Learning supported with discretionary funding
- Why service providers should be listed in the ASDR
- Planned learning
- Providers available
- Name of the learning provider
- In-house learning
- Making recommendations and submitting workplace skills plan reports
- Recording the strengths and weaknesses of the learning interventions
- Formulating recommendations
- Reviewing skills development recommendations
- Submitting skills development reports
Chapter 7: Ethics and Good Governance
- The functions of governance
- Collecting information on ethics and governance
- The importance of ethics in recruitment
- The importance of ethics in remuneration
- Ethics and diversity
This course is part of the following qualifications that we offer:
- Core 118774 - Advanced Occupational Diploma: Learning and Development Advisor Level 7, 195 Credits