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Return ‘to past mindset on artisans’, says Nzimande
Thursday, 05 July 2012 08:00
The general knowledge SA once had on how to develop artisans has been lost, leading to sector-based skills systems that confused aspirant artisans and also blocked skills supply, Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande said yesterday. According to him, the supply of artisans, as well as other technical skills, was a necessary condition in solving SA’s related skills shortage problems.
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