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Transitioning young people from learning to earning

Seed technical manual

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June 14th, 2024

Christopher Beukes

The Self Education Employability Device (Beukes, 2010), hereafter referred to as the SEED, is an assessment that aims to assist individuals in exploring and developing their employability skills. The tool was developed as a non-psychometric assessment to facilitate the identification and development of career skills.

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Closing the gender gap in Youth Employment

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Unlocking youth employment opportunities in South Africa's priority growth sectors

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Strengthening Youth Entrepreneurship in South African Townships

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Benefits of using the seed to work-seekers

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Developing a Multidimensional Youth Employability Index to unpack vulnerabilities in the lived realities of youth in Post-apartheid South Africa

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Developing a Youth Labour Market Index for SouthAfrica at the sub-national level

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Developing youth assets for employability

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Explore, visualise and interact with youth-centered data

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Exploring the transitions and well-being of young people who leave school before completing secondary education in South Africa

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How To Access And Use The Seed

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In my own words - Experiences from the teacher’s assistant programme

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Profile of young people not in employment, education or training (NEET) aged 15-24 years in South Africa: an annual update

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Psychology-registered Practitioners

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Seed technical manual

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Step 1: learning about 60 skills

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Step 2: assessing your skills

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Step 3: growing your skills

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Stimulus effects Of a large public Employment Programme

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The Basic Education Employment Initiative. Did It Work For Young People?

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Towards a basic package of support for young people who are not in employment, education or training (neet) in south africa

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What does it really cost young people to look for work?

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What drives youth unemployment and what interventions help?

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Why Is Youth Unemployment So Intractable In South Africa? A Synthesis Of Evidence At The Micro-level

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Youth In South Africa: (in)visibility and national development (2021)

Dashboard

The Presidential Youth Employment Intervention (PYEI) has developed a Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting and Learning framework against which data on key indicators is collected to determine how the intervention is performing against its objectives. This data is consolidated in a publicly available dashboard to improve transparency, enable learning and support continuous improvement of interventions.

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Partnerships & Contact

The Presidential Youth Employment Intervention (PYEI) has developed a Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting and Learning framework against which data on key indicators is collected to determine how the intervention is performing against its objectives. This data is consolidated in a publicly available dashboard to improve transparency, enable learning and support continuous improvement of interventions.

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FAQ's

The Presidential Youth Employment Intervention Frequently Asked Questions. Here, we answer your most common questions about our program designed to support young people in finding meaningful employment opportunities. Our initiative aims to provide the necessary resources, training, and guidance to help youth build successful careers.

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