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BANKSETA
CABINET PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE
27 OCTOBER 2010
ENABLING SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN THE BANKING SECTOR
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AGENDA
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BANKSETA Mission, Guiding Principles & Values
Delivering on the NSDS
Sector Strategic Imperatives
Alignment to Future in Skills Development
Viability & Relevance of the BANKSETA
Efficient & Effective Administrative System
Financial Highlights
Other Highlights
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BANKSETA MISSION
To support transformation and people development and,
through partnerships to enable stakeholders to advance
the national and global position of the broader banking
and micro finance industry
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES
• Accelerate social transformation through skills
development
• Leverage the skills levy funds for the strategic benefit of
the sector and the NSDS
• Be cost-effective and co-source non-core delivery
mechanisms
• Employ leading edge technology and best management
practices
• Conduct research and benchmarking in order to improve
the sector’s competitiveness through skills development
• Be a hub for sector collaboration
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BANKSETA VALUES
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Celebrating diversity
Professionalism
Innovation
Team work
Customer focus
Respect
Integrity
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Delivering on the National Skills
Development Strategy
Objective 1: Prioritising and communicating critical skills
for sustainable growth, development and equity – 135%
• Career Guidance Project
• Sector Skills Plan
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Delivering on the National Skills
Development Strategy
Objective 2: Promoting and accelerating quality training for
all in the workplace – 496%
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Mandatory Grants
SME Support
ABET Programme
Learnerships for employees
Skills Programmes for employees
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Delivering on the National Skills
Development Strategy
Objective 3: Promoting employability and sustainable
livelihoods through skills development – 166%
• Support of NLPEs, NGOs, CBOs and Co-ops through
Building a Better Business Programme
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Delivering on the National Skills
Development Strategy
Objective 4: Assisting designated groups, including new entrants to
participate in accredited work, integrated learning and work based
programmes to acquire critical skills to enter the labour market and
self-employment – 118%
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Niche Learnerships for unemployed learners
Letsema
Kuyasa
Thusanani Work Readiness Project
CIDA Bursaries
Bridging Programme for Learners with Disabilities
New Venture Creation Programme
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Delivering on the National Skills
Development Strategy
Objective 5: Improving the quality and relevance of
provision – 225%
• Provincial Centres of Excellence and Skills Resource
Centres
• Support of providers to deliver the New Venture Creation
Programme
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SECTOR STRATEGIC IMPERATIVES
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IEDP
MFI Needs Analysis
Master’s and Executive Short Courses
Life Long Learning Initiatives
Doctoral and Post Doctoral Funding
ICT Banking Support Technician Benchmarking
FAIS related initiatives
HIV / AIDS Training
Junior and Middle Management Programme
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ALIGNMENT TO THE FUTURE IN SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
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QCTO Project
Research and benchmarking
RPL
German Dual Education System
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VIABILITY AND RELEVANCE OF THE
BANKSETA
• Customer Satisfaction Survey 4.1 out of 5
• Communications and Marketing
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Development of advertising material
CI Manual
Global and local media reach
Internal publications
Improved brand awareness
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EMPLOYMENT EQUITY
Male
Occupational Levels
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Executive
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Management
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Female
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Total
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8
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12
Specialists
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Admin Support
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6
Unskilled
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2
Total
29
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EMPLOYMENT EQUITY
35
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25
Executive
Management
Specialists
Admin Support
Unskilled
Total
20
15
10
5
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Male
Female
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Total
AN EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE
ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM
• Governance
• Administration
• Human resources
• Balanced Scorecard
• BANKSETA Values
unqualified audit
91% of allowed 10% admin
benchmarked HR practices
Staff compliment of 29
fully implemented
4 out of 5
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
• The 80% levy income decreased by 0.4% from R329m
for 2008/09 to R328m for 2009/10
• Increase on discretionary grant expenditure from
R98.9m in 2008/09 to R155m in 2009/10
• The mandatory grant pay-out percentage was consistent
at 96% (96% 08/09)
• BANKSETA has allocated 100% of surplus funds
available for discretionary projects at 31 March 2010
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
Annual Financial Statements
SDL Levy Income – 80%
2009/10
Audited
2008/09
Audited
R’000
R’000
328 143
329 331
11 051
19 828
Total revenue (including 80% levy income, NSF income,
investment income etc.)
352 262
373 980
Total expenses (including admin expenses, NSF expenses,
grant and project expenses etc.)
403 976
350 691
Net (deficit)/surplus
(51 714)
23 289
Cash and cash equivalents
125 792
150 535
Investment income
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
Total surplus funds allocated: R662 million
Total surplus funds spent: R567 million
CUMULATIVE
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
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Surplus funds available (A)
241 766
321 526
425 552
547 727
651 470
Surplus funds allocated (B)
226 924
307 643
399 253
527 566
662 437
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95%
94%
96%
101%
163 627
238 107
312 392
411 274
566 731
72%
77%
78%
78%
85%
(B) as % of (A)
Surplus funds spent (C)
(C) as % of (B)
ETQA HIGHLIGHTS
• Introduction of a full time monitoring and site visit
resource for the first time from 5th January 2009
• Launch of the new BANKSETA ETQA operating
model (new processes and work flows, new
policies, new templates & new checklists) on 1st
September 2009
• Registration of first QCTO curriculum and
qualification – for Bank Worker occupation
QUESTIONS?
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