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Thursday, 25 April 2013

The South African Community Capability Study: The Context of Public Primary Education and the Community Work Programme

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• Year: 2013
• Organisation: TIPS
• Author(s): Centre for Democratising Information
• Countries and Regions: South Africa

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• community_work_programme_education_report.pdf (4978 Downloads)

A key part of the motivation to potentially scale up the CWP to a million participants included a proposed strategy of support to schools. This research looks at the impact of CWP's schools support at a sample of schools that have received such support. (The Employment Promotion Programme (EPP) Research)

 

Published in Community Work Programme

Topic:

• Public Employment Programmes

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