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Title: CHE Business Plan


1
CHE Business Plan
  • 2009-2011

2
Mission
  • The mission of the CHE is to contribute to the
    development of a higher education system that is
    characterised by quality and excellence, equity,
    responsiveness to economic and social development
    needs and effective and efficient provision,
    governance and management.
  • The mission of the CHE is to contribute to the
    development of a transformed, equitable, high
    quality higher education system capable of
    responding to the intellectual, ethical and human
    resources challenges of a democratic society
    based on social justice principles which operates
    in a global context.

3
Vision
  • The vision of the CHE is a transformed,
    equitable, high quality, economically and
    socially responsive, productive and sustainable
    higher education system in a transformed,
    equitable, just, humane and democratic South
    Africa based on the principles and values of
    non-racialism, non-sexism, freedom of expression
    and other basic human and social rights.
  • The CHE as an independent statutory body strives
    to be an organisation nationally and
    internationally recognized for the quality of its
    intellectual contribution to and its impact on
    the SA higher education system, its principled
    positions, its work ethic and its transparent
    governance processes in the discharge of its core
    functions.

4
Values
  • Equity and redress
  • Democratisation
  • Development
  • Effectiveness and efficiency
  • Academic freedom
  • Institutional autonomy
  • Public accountability.
  • Quality
  • Independence
  • Transformation
  • Integrity

5
Legislative Areas of Responsibility
  • Advising the Minister of Education.
  • Monitoring the higher education system.
  • Assuring and promoting the quality of HE.
  • Contributing to the development of HE.
  • Standard setting and generation.

6
Advice
  • To continue to provide advice to the Minister of
    Education on request.
  • To continue to proactively identify key issues
    for advice and produce advice for the Minister of
    Education, with special emphasis on the unfolding
    implementation phase.
  • To complete outstanding projects pertaining to
    the advice function.

7
Monitoring and Advice
  • a) Monitoring
  • The directorate goals in this area are
  • To develop profiles of all higher education
    institutions to be audited between 2008 and 2010.
  • To use profile information in order to produce
    analyses of trends in different sub-sectors of
    the higher education system, e.g. universities of
    technology and merged institutions.
  • To develop a methodology to analyse the impact
    that differentiation in mission has had on the HE
    system.

8
Monitoring and Advice
  • b) Evaluation
  • The directorates goals in this area are
  • To identify areas for advice and further research
    through the analysis of HEQC audit reports and
    institutional profiles of public higher education
    institutions.
  • To produce reports on the State of the Quality of
    Provision in specific programme areas which
    constitute the focus of national reviews
    conducted by the HEQC.
  • To produce a report on the state of teaching and
    learning in South Africa.

9
Monitoring and Advice
  • c) Research
  • The directorates goals in this area are
  • To conduct research on the impact of the
    different steering instruments in achieving the
    goals of HE policy.
  • To conduct research on the articulation between
    HE and high school and higher education and the
    FTE sector.

10
Development of HE
  • Hold two consultative conferences.
  • Publish at least 3 Higher Education Monitor.
  • Publish at least 3 Kagisano.
  • Hold two discussion fora.

11
Quality Assurance
  • To continue with the implementation of the
    quality assurance system through the conduct of
    institutional audits, programme accreditation,
    national reviews, the management of the
    coordination function, and quality promotion and
    capacity development.
  • To deepen the strategic interactions between the
    different HEQC subsystems.
  • To deepen the strategic interactions with the
    monitoring and advice functions of the CHE.
  • To continue to monitor the impact of the HEQC on
    higher education institutions and utilize the
    outcomes of this process for strategic purposes.

12
Quality Assurance
  • To analyse and consider the implementation of the
    recommendations suggested in the report of the
    HEQC external evaluation.
  • To develop a framework for the implementation of
    the second cycle of institutional audits
    2011-2017.
  • To continue with the HEQC work in the area of
    international liaison with other regional and
    international QA agencies and networks.

13
Standard Generation
  • To set up a new division in the CHE to take
    responsibility for this function.
  • To develop a framework for the undertaking of
    standard setting and generation.
  • To implement the above framework.

14
Organisational Challenges
  • Ability to recruit, develop and retain
    highly-skilled professional staff at senior and
    middle management level.
  • Enhancement of the overall organizational systems
    to respond to the demands of the new format of
    the financial and performance audit conducted by
    the National Treasury.
  • Realignment of the organizational structure to
    meet its responsibilities.
  • Implementation of its communication strategy.

15
Key performance indicators
Indicators Performance Performance Performance Performance Performance Performance Performance
Indicators Past Past Past Current Projected Projected Projected
Indicators 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11
To conduct institutional audits (public and private HE institutions) 4 6 6 5 4 4 3
To promote quality and develop quality related capacity in higher education(auditors, national reviewers and programme evaluators trained) 185 645 573 630 170 210 150
Learning programmes accreditated 305 272 262 250 220 250 250
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Business plan Budget 2009-2011
  • 19 October 2007

17
CHE Budget 1999-2011
18
Sources of Income 1999 2011
19
Income vs Expenditure 1999 - 2007
20
Project allocations expenditure1999 - 2007
21
Utilization of Reserve Funds 2008 -2011
  • Current FY R1,752 m
  • Standard setting
  • NLRD
  • Advice
  • HEIAAF
  • Other research
  • Next FYs
  • Standard Setting R2, 5 m
  • NLRD R2,35 m
  • Interest on Investment R1,2 m R1,5

22
Employment 1999 - 2007
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