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Exploring skills development within the interface of public and private sectors
Designed to be in line with the then government's apartheid policy, the manpower training system created a highly polarised national skills development system characterised by huge socio-economic inequalities, and an unemployment and poverty problem that was defined along racial lines (McGrath, 1996...
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Graduate School of Development Policy and Practice
2016
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