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IVETA 2018 HOSTED BY SOUTH AFRICAN COLLEGE PRINCIPALS
ivet IVETA 2018
ORGANISATION
IVETA 2018 HOSTED
BY SOUTH AFRICAN
COLLEGE PRINCIPALS
ORGANISATION
1 WHERE THE WORLD IS SOUTH AFRICA ?
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WELCOME
Dumelang and Warm Greeting from South Africa
I am pleased to extend to you an invitation to visit our beautiful country, The
Republic of South Africa for the 2018 IVETA conference. The conference
will provide delegates from all parts of the world an opportunity to come and
experience the rich heritage and cultural diversity South Africa has to offer.
South African College Principal’s Organisation (SACPO) is delighted to
have been afforded an opportunity to host the event of this magnitude and is grateful to the
Executive Committee of IVETA for giving South Africa. SACPO is an independent
association of all 50 South African Technical, Vocational Education and Training
colleges, comprising of a National General Council and a National Office. It is the voice
of all TVETS across South Africa
This conference will enable us to showcase our achievements as a sector, and create a
platform for a the TVET world at large to map a way for “Making Technical and
Vocational Education Training the First Choice”
I have no doubt in my mind, that this conference will be a fulfilling one for every
delegate- so please come join us in 2018
Ms HN NTLATLENG
President: SACPO
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CONFERENCE THEME AND SUB -
THEMES
MAIN THEME: “MAKING TECHNICAL AND
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TRAINING THE FIRST
CHOICE”
The South African College Principals’ Organisation (SACPO) in conjunction with the
International Vocational Education and Training Association (IVETA) invites the
submission of proposals for presentation on the theme of “Making Technical and
Vocational Education and Training the First Choice” for its 2018 World TVET
conference on Tuesday and Thursday, August 13 – 16 at Tsogo Sun Cape Sun in
Cape Town – Republic of South Africa.
CONFERENCE FEATURES
GUEST SPEAKERS (INTERNATIONAL AND
LOCAL)
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
PANEL DISCUSSIONS
TOURS
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Where in AFRICA
IS SOUTH AFRICA?
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YOUR INVESTMENT FOR THE CONFERENCE
(Note: Fee includes conference materials, refreshments and tours)
CODE CONFERENCE USD
TYPE FEES International FOR INFORMATION PLESE
Delegates CONTACT
A Normal Rates 920
B IVETA Member Rate 850
C Student Rate 400
D Local delegates 850 TEL. +2712 663 2145
FAX+27 12 663 2243
Substitution / Cancellation EMAIL:neo@sacpo.co.za
There will be no refund for cancellations by delegates. (Register On-line)
However, substitution by delegate(s) will be allowed. www.iveta.org
(Walk-in delegates with payment will be admitted on space availability basis)
REGISTRATION FORM
No. Name Code Type ID/Passport No. Designation
Contact Person: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Company Name: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Address: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tel No.--------------------------- Fax No. --------------------------Mobile --------------------- E-mail--------------------
PAYMENT DETAILS
ONLINE PAYENT LINK:
https://onlinepayments. PAYMENTS VIA ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERES
(EFT)
PAPER PRESENTERS ABSA
th
Please send in full paper and PowerPoint by June 8 BANK DETAILS: will be provided when registration
2018 opens
DISCLAIMER
UPON RECEIPT OF THE REGISTRATION FORM WITH PAYMENT, WE WILL SEND TO YOU OUR CONFIRMATION
LETTER, EVENT SCHEDULE AND RECEIPTS
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1. Registration: you need to get registered through IVETA website
http://www.iveta.org/
2. Confirm whether you are a Paper Presenter or Participant
3. If you are Presenting a Paper – send it in by 8 June , 2018 to:
sacpo@mweb.co.za/neo@sacpo.co.za
Or Send Money Via Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT) ABSA BANK DETAILS
Will be provided when registration opens early next year 2018
4. You can get to Cape Town Airport or OR tambo airport by direct flight from / or via
major overseas destinations:
5. Airlines: SAA, British Airways, Qatar, Quantas ETC
6. VISA: You can access the South African Department of immigration website for detailed
information-
www.immigrationsouthafrica.org
7. Apply for South African VISITOR VISA , click on the link below
www.immigrationsouthafrica.org
8. Get your invitation letter for visa from the organisers:
Send your details: Full Name, Designation & Full Address by email with subject heading
“invitation Letter Request” to sacpo@mweb.co.za
7 CONFERENCE VENUE CAPE SUN, TSOGO SUN HOTEL CAPE TOWN
8 CONFERENCE VENUE MAP
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ACCOMMODATION
RECOMMENDED HOTELS IN CAPE TOWN
1. Mandela Rhodes
hotel
2. Southern Sun
Tsogo Sun
3. Protea Hotel –
Sea point
4. The President
Hotel
5. The Lagoon Beach
Hotel10
TRANSPORTATION
CAPE TOWN CITY CENTRE
There are excellent Bus services within the city, with departures to most suburbs every 15-30
minutes. Taxis are plentiful and relatively cheap. There is a continuous bus service 7 days a
week between ……….and ……that continues around the City. The service is less frequent on
Sundays.
Average fare for
1km in Dollars is
approximately $1
1. Bus:
2. Ubber:
3. Meter Taxi11
FOOD
WIDE RANGE OF MOUTH WATERING DISHES
INDIAN
AFRICAN ITALIAN
AND All
CHINESE GREEK
Others12 HOW TO GET THERE SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS ROUTES
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CAPE TOWN ATTRACTIONS
Table Mountain is the most iconic landmark of South Africa. It is also the
country’s most photographed attraction and its famous cable car took
millions of people to its top.Table Mountain has become the single most
welcoming icon to not only our people, but travellers from all over the
world. There are about 2,200 species of plants found on Table Mountain
and 1470 floral species. Many of these plants and flowers are endemic
to this mountain.
Robben Island is located in Table Bay, some 6km west of
Bloubergstrand, and stands some 30m above sea level. Robben Island
has been used as prison and a place where people were isolated,
banished and exiled to for nearly 400 years. It was also used as a post
office, a grazing ground, a mental hospital and an outpost. In 1961 it
started being used as a prison again. During apartheid many Black
people were kept on Robben Island as political prisoners. Former
President Nelson Mandela was kept there. The prison internationally
notorious for its harsh conditions and when the political prisoners of the apartheid government were
released Robben Island became a symbol of the strength of the human spirit.
The Cape Winelands is known as the culinary capital of South Africa;
titillate your taste buds while savouring some of the world’s finest wines
in Franschhoek. Taste locally produced cheeses, olives and export
quality fruit and organic produce in Bonnievale and Ceres.The Cape
Winelands also boasts world-class golf courses and endless kilometers
of cycling, walking and hiking routes.
The winelands’ unsurpassed scenery with mountains, vineyards and Cape Dutch architecture as a
backdrop, is a sought after location for weddings, conferences and special occasions. Explore
wonderful towns such as Paarl, Robertson and the oak-lined streets of Stellenbosch..
Kirstenbosch was established in 1913 to promote, conserve and display
the extraordinarily rich and diverse flora of southern Africa, and was the
first botanic garden in the world to be devoted to a country's indigenous
flora.
Kirstenbosch displays a wide variety of the unique plant life of the Cape
Flora, also known as fynbos, including sugarbushes (Protea spp.),
pincushions (Leucospermum spp.) and heaths (Erica spp.). Plants from
all the diverse regions and biomes of southern Africa are also grown at Kirstenbosch14
EVENT PROGRAMME
DAY ONE PROGRAMME DATE: AUGUST 13TH
09:00am REGISTRATION:
13:30-15h30am Welcome: The Honorable Minister
Welcome – Chairman Organisation Committee
Garlanding of Guests
Introductory Remarks by host
Remarks by President of IVETA
Introduction of the Chief Guest
Chief Guest Remarks
Vote of Thanks
15:30pm TEA
16:00- 16H30 PM PARALLEL SESSIONS
16:00pm 3 speakers in different rooms
7:30pm DINNER AT HOTEL IN FOR ALL DELAGATES15
EVENT PROGRAMME
DAY TWO PROGRAMME DATE: AUGUST 14
TH
09:00am PARALLEL SESSIONS BEGIN IN 3 VENUES
09:00am 3 Speakers
09:30am 3 Speakers
10:00am 3 Speakers
10:30am 3 Speakers
10:30am MORNING TEA
11:00am 3 Speakers
11:30AM 3 Speakers
12:00am 3 Speakers
12:30 am 3 Speakers
1:00pm LUNCH
3:00pm TOUR16
EVENT PROGRAMME
DAY THREE PROGRAMME DATE: AUGUST 15
TH
09:00am PARALLEL SESSIONS BEGIN IN 3 VENUES
09:00am 3 Speakers
09:30am 3 Speakers
10:00am 3 Speakers
10:30am 3 Speakers
10:30am MORNING TEA
11:00am 3 Speakers
11:30AM 3 Speakers
12:00am 3 Speakers
12:30 am 3 Speakers
1:00pm LUNCH
3:00pm TOUR
7h30PM PRESIDENT’S DINNER17
EVENT PROGRAMME
DAY FOUR PROGRAMME DATE: AUGUST 16
TH
09:00am PLENARY
09:00am 1 Speakers
09:30am 1 Speakers
10:00am 1 Speakers
10:30am 1 Speakers
10:30am MORNING TEA
11:00am 1 Speakers
11:30AM 1 Speakers
12:00am 1 Speakers
12:30 am 1 Speakers
1:00pm FAREWELL LUNCH18 ABOUT SACPO South African College Principal Organisation is an independent association of all 50 South African Technical, Vocational Education and Training colleges, comprising of a National General Council and a National Office. Membership of the association is voluntary. SACPO accounts to its members in term s of the SACPO Constitution/ Memorandum of Incorporation (as adopted in 2017 NGC). The organisation has a National Executive Committee and the Office bearers, comprised of elected principals that are responsible for the affairs of the organisation which ar e the highest decision making bodies of the association respectively. Its administration is headed by a Chief Executive Officer. SACPO has set out its role to represent, promote and protect the interests of all public colleges, among its other objectives. SACPO is funded through a combination of sources, including membership fees as its primary source of income. Since its establishment, SACPO has strived to bring focus to its mandate of supporting TVETS in the Higher Education environment, characterised by a highly diverse membership-base of colleges. SACPO has a strong strategic role to play in representing the interests of TVETs within the system of Higher Education as a whole and supporting its members to fulfill their developmental obligations . SACPO is expected to be an active participant in Higher Education and Training System to provide common policy positions on numerous issues and to voice TVETS interest, as well as provide solutions to the challenges currently facing TVETS.
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