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WIL AFRICA CONFERENCE 2024

WIL AFRICA CONFERENCE

02-04 OCTOBER 2024

CENTURY CITY CONVENTION CENTRE

DAY 1: 02 October

09h30

09h45-12h45

13h45-14h45

15H00-17H00

19h00

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

Arrival & Workshop registration

Pre-conference Activities:

Welcome Address: Importance of linking research with Teaching and Learning Speaker: CPUT DVC Research, Technology, Innovation and Partnerships

A. Workshops:

Workshop 1: Writing for Publication –

Facilitator: Associate Prof K Zegwaard, Editor- International Journal on WIL (IJWIL); Director WIL Research, Office of the Vice Chancellor, University of Waikato, New Zealand

Workshop 2: Using Cultural Historical Activity Theory (CHAT) to identify dilemmas in WIL

Facilitator: Adjunct Prof J Garraway, Professional Education Research Institute (PERI), CPUT

B. Conference Tour:

Site Visit: 4IR Centre of Excellence (West Coast College) (Departure times to be confirmed)

SASCE Board Meeting (For Board members only)

Welcome Event: Cocktail evening

Venue: Century City Conference Centre

DAY 2: 03 October

07h00– 08h15

08h20-08h30:

08h30-08h40

08h40-09H10

09h10-10h05

10h00- 10h30

10h45-11h10

11h15- 12h15:

Registrations

Welcome address on behalf of CPUT: Prof C Nhlapo, Vice Chancellor and Principal, CPUT

Welcome address on behalf of SASCE and introduction of Minister of Higher Education, Mrs N Nxesi, SASCE President

Official opening of conference: Hon Minister of Higher Education and Training (TBC)

Plenary 1:

Theme: Partnerships for WIL

Showcasing Partnerships in Action

Presenters: ETDP Seta Research Unit, CPUT and participating TVET Colleges

Plenary 2 Theme: Partnerships for WIL

SETA WIL Funding Speaker Association of Seta CEOs (ASCEO)

TEA BREAK

Plenary 3

Theme: Future of Work and Innovations

Speaker1:

Workspaces of the future, key drivers of change- A Foresight perspective Mr M Nyewe MD: Foresight Strategies: Speaker2:

(2) Mr Tseliso Mohlomi- Snr Director, Office of the Vice Chancellor & Principal Institute for the Future of Work (iFoW) -Tshwane University of Technology Panel:

12h15-12h55

13h00-13h45

13h45-16h20:

19h00

Western Cape Government; SAPCO, Empire Partner Foundation (EPF), APPETD

LUNCH

Plenary4:

Theme: Quality Standards for WIL

Global WIL Quality Framework

Speaker:

Dr Norah McRae: Co-Chair- World Association for Co-operative Education (WACE)

Panel: Towards an African WIL Quality Framework CHE, QCTO, Pseta COO(tentative)

Parallel Sessions

AWARDS DINNER

DAY3 : 04 October

08h00– 08h15

08h15–09h30

09h30-10h15

10h15-10h45

10h45-11h30

11h30-12h15

12h15- 12h50

12h50-13h00

Reflections on Day 1

Plenary 5:

Theme: Employability and Entrepreneurship

Speaker 1: Ms Syeda Rahimunnessa, Enterprise Educator; London South Bank University

Speaker 2:

Unpacking the Western Cape’s Growth for Jobs strategy: Improved access to economic opportunities and employability

Speaker 3

Educating for employability (Private provider)

Speaker: Mr Rashied Toefy: Deputy Director General, Dept of Economic Development and Tourism, Western Cape Government

Panel: College of Cape Town; Prof R. Balkaran DVC Teaching and Learning, CPUT; Prof H De Jager, CEO, THENSA

Plenary 6

Theme: Enhancing the scholarship of WIL

Speaker 1

Research informed WIL practice and research trends

Associate Professor Karsten Zegwaard, Editor-International Journal on Work-Integrated Learning (IJWIL)

Speaker 2

(2) Prof C Winberg, Research Chair- Professional Education Research Institute, CPUT

TEA BREAK

Poster Presentations

Commissions

Commissions Feedback

Closing remarks and Way forward:

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