The legacy window is still open 03/03/2026 Progression General, Latest News No comments yet If you’re planning to use the remaining legacy qualification window strategically, now is the time [...] Read more
When the Scorecard Shifts: Why the Proposed B-BBEE Changes Should Get You Thinking 02/03/2026 Tarryn Mason Articles No comments yet (Article #2 in the series “2026: The Year of Seismic Shifts in Skills & Transformation”) [...] Read more
The Final QCTO Transition: What June 2026 Really Means for Employers 19/02/2026 Tarryn Mason Articles No comments yet (Article #1 in the series “2026: The Year of Seismic Shifts in Skills & Transformation”) [...] Read more
So… How’s That 3% Plan Going? 18/02/2026 Progression General, Latest News No comments yet Last year, the increase in the Employment Equity target for persons with disabilities was announced [...] Read more
Fall in love with smart Skills Development 10/02/2026 Progression General, Latest News No comments yet With Progression, Skills Development is more than just a checkbox—it’s a game-changer for your business! [...] Read more
Working With the System We Have, Not the One We Wish We Had 05/02/2026 Tarryn Mason Articles No comments yet (Article #3 in the series “From Matric Myths to Meaningful Pipelines”) In the first article, [...] Read more
Did you know? The legacy qualification window closes in June 2026 03/02/2026 Progression General, Latest News No comments yet For many employers, this creates an important planning decision — not a last-minute rush. As South Africa [...] Read more
Participation Isn’t Progress: Rethinking How We Measure Transformation 28/01/2026 Tarryn Mason Articles No comments yet (Article #2 in the series “From Matric Myths to Meaningful Pipelines”) In the first article, [...] Read more
The Matric Illusion: Why the Pass Rate Tells Employers the Wrong Story 29/01/2026 Tarryn Mason Articles No comments yet (Article #1 in the series “From Matric Myths to Meaningful Pipelines”) Every January, South Africa’s [...] Read more
Back to planning 20/01/2026 Progression General, Latest News No comments yet The holidays are over and it’s time to get back to what really matters: planning [...] Read more