Events & Conference Proceedings

The South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) is pleased to announce the National Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) conference, the theme of which is Implementing RPL: Tried-and-tested, tools, templates. The conference builds on the outcomes of the National RPL Conference: Bridging and expanding existing islands of excellent practice (Kopanong, Johannesburg, 2011) which focused on effective delivery models for RPL, […]

SAQA hosted the 2nd NQF Research Conference on building articulation and integration in the system for education, training, development and work in South Africa. The conference builds on the outcomes of the 1st NQF Research Conference: Towards a map of NQF-related research (Kopanong, Johannesburg, 2010) which focused on understanding the NQF in the context of

The South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) hosted a National Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Conference: Bridging and expanding existing islands of excellent practice at the Kopanong Conference Centre in Benoni 23rd to 25th February 2011 as part of a national strategy towards developing a fully-fledged RPL system in the country. This strategy includes firstly, refining

SAQA organized an NQF-related research conference with the theme “Communication, coordination, collaboration for quality in education, training, development and work”. The Departments of Higher Education and Training and Basic Education; the three Quality Councils; universities, SETAs, and other organizations engaged in NQF-related research were invited to participate. Since the NQF is a device to assist

On 21 April 2010 SAQA hosted representatives from the professional body community for a consultative meeting at Kopanong Conference Estate. The purpose of the meeting was to inform the sector, and allow opportunity for input, about the proposed process that will be followed to develop policy and criteria for the recognition of professional bodies (for

Conference Booklet Start Date Sat, 08/23/2008 – 09:00 End Date Sat, 11/30/1912 – 22:00