Title: Curriculum Management Branch Cadre and Leadership Development (C&LD) EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (EDP)
1Curriculum Management Branch Cadre and
Leadership Development (CLD) EXECUTIVE
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (EDP)
2Overview
- The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- Accreditation of the EDP
- Curriculum and material development
- Facilitator selection, approval and executive
training - Cadre and Leadership Development
3Curriculum Management Branch Cadre and
Leadership Development (CLD) EXECUTIVE
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (EDP)
4The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- Aim of the Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- The Executive Development Programme is a
professional development programme, aligned to
the Senior Management Service (SMS) Competency
Framework. It aims to equip senior managers with
the knowledge and skills required to perform
effectively in their day-to-day operations in a
democratic, developmental state. - Entry requirements
- Applicants must
- Be a senior manager in the South African public
sector with a minimum of three years managerial
experience - Be in possession of at least a three year
qualification to obtain entry into the 6 Core
modules of the EDP - Be in possession of a B-degree in order to pursue
admission into the Masters degree in Public
Administration (MPA) - Have submitted an EDP Application document and
certified copies of required documentation.
5The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- Interviews with Ministers, Directors-General and
public sector senior managers - Desk-top research Best practice African and
international honours and masters management and
leadership development programmes - South African public sector context Democratic,
developmental state - Senior Management Services (SMS) Competency
Framework - SMS Competency proficiency level toolkit
- Research identified 10 areas for public sector
Senior Management Services professional
development
6The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
7The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
8The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- 4 Regions and Consortia of Higher Education
Institutes - Northern region North-West University Consortium
- University of Johannesburg University of the
Witwatersrand - Mpumalanga, Limpopo and Gauteng province
- Central region North-West University Consortium
- University of the Free State University of
KwaZulu Natal Central University of Technology
Durban University of Technology - North West, Free State and KwaZulu Natal
- Southern region Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
University Consortium - University of Stellenbosch Cape Peninsula
University of Technology - Northern Cape, Western Cape and Eastern Cape
- National region Vaal University of Technology
Consortium - University of the Witwatersrand University of
Stellenbosch Central University of Technology
Durban University of Technology Tshwane
University of Technology - All national departments
9The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
Summative assignments assessed and moderated
results available online
Formative assignments assessed results
available online
Discipline solutions to the learners selected
organisational strategic challenge is researched
Upload organisational strategic challenge onto
e-Platform
e-Platform Forums, academic journal articles,
video clips, e-library, results, URLs, strategic
challenge database, assignment archive
Research, interpretation, application
Orientation session Identification of a
strategic challenge
3. Formative assignment Upload onto e-Platform
4. Summative assignment Upload onto e-Platform
2. Contact session Group assignment (Research,
interpretation, application) 3 days
EDP methodology Research, interpretation and
application EDP approach Blended approach
Contact sessions and e-Platform
10The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- Assignments and assessments
- Group assignment (presentation on the third day
of each contact session) - Formative assignment (submit online)
- Summative assignment (submit online)
- Assessments (online track changes)
- Moderation (quality assurance)
- Results are made available online (strictly
confidential) - Results are reported to departments via final EDP
report
11The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
Northern Region
Central Region
I MP L EME N T A T I ON
Southern Region
National Region
Academic discipline specialists
Practitioner discipline specialists
12The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- Learner support
- Project offices PALAMA and the three lead Higher
Education Institutes - Electronic Learning Administrators (ELAs)
- Module coordinators
- Module contact session facilitators
-
- e-Help desk
- Study leaders Research Methodology for SMS in
the public sector
13The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
14The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- EDP is academically and professionally sound
- It enables SA public sector senior management
- EDP learners get to appreciate global and
national force fields - DPSA Core competencies are included
- Process competencies are embedded in the EDP
modules - EDP methodology supports both academic and
professional skills development - EDP support professional skills enhancement in
the political and economical dimensions of a
developmental state but competence initiatives in
the social dimension could be enhanced
15The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- A clear and thorough understanding of the
Developmental state landscape, inclusive of the
unpredictability and instabilities that the
landscape offers could be incorporated into the
programme - Such knowledge would concretise an ability
amongst senior managers to continuously seek
innovative solutions within dynamic circumstances
always with citizens best interest at heart
16The Executive Development Programme (EDP)
- To instil aspects such as
- societal challenges,
- characteristics and transformation,
- elements of sociology,
- implementation of a socio-political and
socio-economic infrastructure, - socio-cultural issues,
- the facilitation of public policy communities,
enabling various forms of citizen participation
and access to information and services, as well
as - the facilitation and management of social capital
and equality may enhance the professional
competence of public sector senior managers to
achieve South Africas Millennium Development
Goals.
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18Curriculum Management Branch Cadre and
Leadership Development (CLD) EDP
ACCREDITATION
19Accreditation of the EDP
- The EDP is currently accredited through 4 South
African Higher Education Institutions - Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU)
- North-West University (NWU)
- Vaal University of Technology (VUT)
- Tshwane University of Technology (TUT)
20Accreditation of the EDP
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22Curriculum Management Branch Cadre and
Leadership Development (CLD) EDP CURRICULUM
AND MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT
23Curriculum and material development
2. Module report submitted to PALAMA developed /
upgraded / customised
1. Approval of Project team ToR, Contracts
3. Module report is approved and development
commences
Palama IIC Academic discipline specialists
Public sector Practitioner discipline specialists
4. Module is developed / upgraded / customised
and submitted to PALAMA for approval (Quality
assurance process)
7. Facilitator / LREQ are considered to support
next upgrade
6. Module is facilitated to EDP learners
5. Editing and desktop publishing (Quality
assurance process)
24Curriculum and material development
- The EDP offers
- 2 Full qualifications (Postgraduate Certificate
in Executive Leadership and a Masters degree in
Public Administration) - 10 Credit bearing certificates
- The EDP is accredited through the Senates of each
Higher Education lead institution - As the programme expand, participating
universities will accredit the EDP - Not more than 50 of each modules content may
change during customisation or upgrade - The EDP course material is on National
Qualification Framework (NQF) Levels 8 9 - Equivalent to Honours and Masters programmes
- Council on Higher Education (CHE)
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26Curriculum Management Branch Cadre and
Leadership Development (CLD) EDP FACILITATOR
SELECTION, APPROVAL AND EXECUTIVE TRAINING
27Facilitator selection, approval and executive
training
- Facilitator selection
- PALAMA exercises internal quality measures when
EDP facilitators are appointed - PALAMA places high expectations on EDP
facilitators as they engage in a number of
activities such as online communication with EDP
learners, facilitation, assessment of
assignments, module coordination (in selected
instances), study leaders amongst others - The process entails
- - Individual facilitators are proposed by Higher
Education lead institutions in all ten
disciplines, in all four regions - PALAMA approves proposed facilitators that
adheres to a per-determined criteria - Approved EDP facilitators information are
released into a pool of facilitators from which
lead Higher Education Institutions may select for
the facilitation of EDP modules in a particular
region
28Facilitator selection, approval and executive
training
- The pre-determined criteria entails
- Academic background
- The proposed facilitator should have a Masters or
PhD as academic qualification to facilitate on
the EDP - Public sector experience and exposure
- The proposed facilitator should be able to
display an in-depth public sector knowledge - The proposed facilitator should have facilitated
interventions in the particular discipline in the
public sector and - The proposed facilitator should be informed of
all the latest public sector developments in
their field/s of expertise
29Facilitator selection, approval and executive
training
- The pre-determined criteria entails
- Experience as executive facilitator
- The proposed facilitator should be able to
provide evidence that s/he has facilitated
interventions to senior management in the public
sector - Subject knowledge
- The proposed facilitator should display an
in-depth subject knowledge through which s/he can
facilitate a particular discipline an advice EDP
learners in terms of strategic solutions, a
variety of applicable models and frameworks as
well as additional reading material amongst many
other supportive tools - Equity measures
- The pool of facilitators should be
representative of the larger South African
population
30Facilitator selection, approval and executive
training
- Executive training
- PALAMA provides executive Training of Trainer
interventions through which approved EDP
facilitators - - are exposed to PALAMA facilitator
requirements - - Getting to know Government
- - are exposed to adult learning principles
(Andragogy) - - Case study development
- - Story telling techniques and approaches
- - International best-practice
- - Focus group expectations
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32Curriculum Management Branch CADRE AND
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
33The Minister for Public Service and
Administrations 10 priorities
- Public sector cadre development programme
- Ethics, anti-corruption and administrative
justice training - Management and leadership development
- Breaking barriers to Public Service employment
- Human, financial, project and programme
management - Building the capacity of public servants to
implement programmes through skills development
and deployment to the coal face of service
delivery - Frontline and support staff training
- Support local government turn-around strategy
through training - Monitoring and evaluation training and
- Continental and international capacity building.
34CLD Developing managers who care, serve and
deliver
I want to!
I can!
- Organisational culture and ethos define the ways
things are done - norms to support delivery
- supportive leadership
- value driven delivery
- Building knowledge and skills through
- skills development
- training
- networks
- research
- sharing knowledge
- education
I am allowed!
Formal and informal authority, structures,
regulations enable or limit participation and
engagement to move beyond policy to practice.
35CLD Developing managers who care, serve and
deliver
Functional at work Management development
providing the core skills for effective
management of government services
Responsive to/at work Developing responsible
leadership by understanding the bigger impact of
decisions and cultivating good judgement
Ready to work Induction and action learning
Performing at work Doing what needs to be done
to ensure delivery
Relevant at work Continuing professional
development to keep updated on new approaches,
research and information
36CLD Conceptual areas of work
- To design, develop and maintain a leadership
pathway for the public service through leadership
development programmes for entry, junior, middle,
senior managers, political principals at local,
provincial and national level. - To provide opportunities for middle and senior
managers to be accelerated to senior levels
through relevant accelerated development
programmes - To provide real time learning interventions, and
networking opportunities for senior managers and
political principals in an innovative, high
impact manner - To ensure cadre development at all levels in all
spheres through induction and cadre development
courses
37CLD Leadership Development Pathway
C A D R E S H I P D E V
BREAKING BARRIERS TO ENTRY
38CLD Leadership programmes and interventions
39CLD what do we do
- Empower junior, middle and senior managers and
executives as leaders who can direct people,
processes, and institutions to deliver -
- Design and development of course materials
- Coordination of programme rollout
- Course logistics and administration
- Coordinate and integrate providers and partners
to meet needs with quality - Undertake research to ensure best practice and
impact - Quality assurance
- Certification of successful learners
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