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SayProCMR-14 – Request to Invite Stakeholders to SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs (24โ26 June 2025)
To the CEO of SayPro Neftaly Malatjie, the Chairperson Chief Operation Officer of SayPro Mr Legodi, all Royal Committee Members
Kgotso a ebe le lena
I hope this message finds you well.
Kindly find herein my formal request to invite our valued stakeholders to participate in the upcoming SayPro Capacity Building Training for NPOs Programme, scheduled to take place from 24 to 26 June 2025 at 19 Pitta Street, Rooihuiskraal, Centurion, Pretoria, 0157.
This training aims to enhance the skills and capacity of our non-profit organizations to better serve our communities and stakeholders. Your support in facilitating the invitation and participation of our stakeholders would be greatly appreciated.
Find the list below :
Ramolesana Ngoako ย 0729974125 diepslootfe@gmail.com
Mothupi Tumi ย 0733572353 sam.mtambo@gmail.com
Seema Tshepo Bruce 0721079060 seema.tshepo@yahoo.com
Netshiozwe Regaugetswe Esther 0818752491 regaugetswe20@gmailicloud.com
Mangele Nokukhanya Eunice 0728318608 bratiteecd88@gmail.com
Ningiza Sifiso Mitchell 0718133918 admin@thutokelesedi.org.za
Molefe Annah ย 0734987639 molefeannah0@gmail.com
Machai Tebogo Pascalis 0715519593 pascaltebza33@gmail.com
Mkhoto Digracia ย 0795802297 commupprojects@gmail.com
Leolo Engelina Nomavukuthu 0815114385 mpoo0426@gmail.com
Tshabalala Ntokozo ย 0633034717 tntokozo858@gmail.com
Nyakudya Prudence Nontobela 0639635004 nontobekonyakudya2@gmail.com
Mogoerane Ramokone Johannes 0824532503 mogoerane@gmail.com
Mdaka Matimbaย Nancy 0726174636 Nnghonyamamn@gmail.com
Legodi Cliffordย Lesiba 0722654423 cliffordlegodi@gmail.com
Nevondoย Mulalo Lloyd 0733371067 Riversideparmafootballclub@gmail.com
Masilo Emilyย Mahlodi 0791477890 lesedimacee76@gmail.com
Mavhina Rabelani ย 0655939404 mavhinaprecious@gmail.co
Malehodi Lindi ย 0671089725 lindi.malehodi@gmail.com
Mnisi Mosesย ย 0762608795 mnisimosi@gmail.com
Molepe Sepedi Petrus 0608286383 sepedim@gmail.com
Mhlongo Thobile Qaphelasile 0733452830 mbali@thuthukisa@bantula.org
Malebe Mmapula Mary 0813945145 marymalebe@yahoo.com
Mahladisa Ramadimetjeย Mitchell 0760948182 moropanerm@gmail.com
Phamaย Lebogangย Cleopetra 0815864094 Lebogang.phama@yahoo.comThank you for your consideration.
My message shall end here
Puluko Nkiwane | Chief Marketing Royalty | SayPro
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SayProCRM Chief Marketing Officer Puluko Nkiwane request to attend the Invitation Book Launch of Conquering the Invisible Enemy on 31 May 2025 at Centurion, Pretoria, South Africa
To: The CEO of SayPro, Mr. Neftaly Malatjie The Chairperson & Chief Operating Officer of SayPro, Mr. Legodi All Royal Committee Members
Kgotso a ebe le lena,
I hereby humbly request that Ms. Maake Matjie Patricia be permitted to attend the Invitation Book Launch of Conquering the Invisible Enemy on behalf of SayPro.
The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 31 May 2025 at Centurion, Pretoria, South Africa. This prestigious gathering will be attended by a host of distinguished guests, authors, social advocates, and representatives from various sectors, including education, health, government, and youth development organizations.
The purpose of this book launch is to engage thought leaders and communities in a powerful dialogue around overcoming adversity, both visible and invisible, as outlined in the book. SayProโs presence at this event will affirm our continued commitment to youth development, mental health awareness, and community empowerment.
As the RSVP deadline for attending this event is Friday, 20 May 2025, I kindly ask that approval be granted at your earliest convenience to ensure timely confirmation and logistical arrangements.
My message shall end here.
Puluko Nkiwane
Chief Marketing Royalty
SayPro -
SayProCRM Chief Marketing Officer Puluko Nkiwane request to attend the Invitation QCTO Conducts a Visit to SayPro-Govis Hilton for the Supply Chain Practitioner Qualification Accreditationโ on 29 May 2025 at MetGovis Hilton, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
To: The CEO of SayPro, Mr. Neftaly Malatjie The Chairperson & Chief Operating Officer of SayPro, Mr. Legodi All Royal Committee Members
Kgotso a ebe le lena,
I trust this message finds you in great health and high spirits.
I am writing to formally and humbly request approval to attend the upcoming official engagement titled:
โQCTO Conducts a Visit to SayPro-Govis Hilton for the Supply Chain Practitioner Qualification Accreditation,โ
which is scheduled to take place on 29 May 2025 at the MetGovis Hilton, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.
Purpose of the Event:
This high-level visit forms part of SayProโs strategic mission to align with national skills development priorities and enhance our vocational training offering. The QCTO (Quality Council for Trades and Occupations) will be conducting a comprehensive evaluation and site visit to assess the readiness and compliance of SayPro-Govis Hilton for full accreditation as a delivery site for the Supply Chain Practitioner Qualification (SAQA ID: 110942ย ).
The outcomes of this visit are pivotal for:
- Gaining full programme accreditation
- Building institutional credibility with national quality assurance bodies
- Expanding SayProโs accredited qualifications portfolio
- Strengthening partnerships with public and private sector stakeholders
Expected Invitees and Stakeholders:
- QCTO Site Evaluation Delegation
- SayPro-Govis Hilton Leadership & Faculty
- Supply Chain Industry Experts and Employers
- Strategic Development Partners and Funders
- SayPro Head Office Executive Leadership
Justification for My Attendance:
As the Chief Marketing Royalty Officer at SayPro, my attendance is vital for the following key reasons:
- Brand Positioning: To ensure our brand is consistently represented and positioned as a leader in accredited, industry-relevant training.
- Media and Communications Management: To oversee the documentation, storytelling, and communication of this milestone to the public, stakeholders, and funders.
- Stakeholder Engagement: To support partnership building through networking with officials, funders, and potential clients in the region.
- Marketing Strategy Alignment: To ensure that the accreditation event is incorporated into SayProโs national marketing roadmap for 2025โ2026.
- Real-Time Feedback Loop: To gather insights from the QCTO and other stakeholders, feeding directly into our market intelligence and PR plans.
Logistics and Deadline:
The event will take place on 29 May 2025, from 09:00 to 15:00, at the MetGovis Hilton, Pietermaritzburg.
I kindly request confirmation of approval at your earliest convenience. If retrospective approval is applicable, I request it be finalised by 10 June 2025 to allow for proper reporting and accountability processes.
I remain committed to the growth and reputation of SayPro, and I am confident that my participation in this landmark visit will add strategic value to the organisation.
My message shall end here.
Warm regards,
Puluko Nkiwane
Chief Marketing Royalty | SayPro -
SayPro CEO Neftaly Malatjie Accepts Invitation to Join Ithute Financial Literacy Programme for Diepsloot Youth
Johannesburg โ June 2025
In a significant development for youth empowerment in one of Gautengโs most underserved areas, Neftaly Malatjie, CEO of the South African Youth Project (SayPro), has formally accepted an invitation to participate in the Ithute Financial Literacy Programme. The initiative is focused on improving financial knowledge and economic resilience among young people living in Diepsloot.The Ithute Programmeโaptly named from the Sesotho word meaning โlearnโโaims to break cycles of poverty by equipping youth with the tools and knowledge needed to manage their finances, build savings, avoid debt traps, and pursue entrepreneurial ventures. The partnership with SayPro marks a strategic move to leverage experienced voices in youth development for greater reach and impact.
A Shared Vision for Youth Empowerment
Speaking at the announcement, Neftaly Malatjie emphasized the importance of collective action in addressing systemic challenges:
โOur communities are filled with untapped potential. Whatโs lacking is accessโaccess to information, resources, and real-world skills like financial literacy. Iโm proud to stand with Ithute and the young people of Diepsloot to change that narrative. This partnership reflects SayProโs ongoing mission to empower youth with knowledge that leads to lasting change.โ
SayPro, under Malatjieโs leadership, has become one of the most impactful youth development organisations in South Africa, offering services in over 180 communities nationwide. From job readiness training to entrepreneurship development, SayPro is recognized for its practical, action-based approach to social change.
Reaching the Heart of Diepsloot
Diepsloot, home to over 350,000 residents, has long faced challenges related to unemployment, informal housing, and limited access to quality education. Youth in the area are particularly vulnerable to economic exclusion, with many lacking the financial tools needed to build secure futures.
The Ithute Financial Literacy Programme is tailored specifically to the realities of township life. Through a series of interactive workshops, digital resources, peer mentorship, and community-based events, participants will learn:
- How to open and manage a bank account
- The basics of budgeting and saving
- Understanding credit, loans, and interest rates
- How to start and run a micro-enterprise
- Digital financial tools and mobile banking
Building Sustainable Impact
The inclusion of SayPro and Malatjie not only boosts the credibility of the programme but also extends its reach, enabling integration with SayProโs national platforms, mentorship network, and digital learning tools.
According to programme coordinator Themba Mazibuko, the partnership is a game-changer:
โMr. Malatjie brings not just expertise, but inspiration. His journeyโfrom growing up in similar conditions to leading a nationally recognized organizationโwill resonate deeply with the youth. This isnโt just about teaching people to save money; itโs about helping them believe in their capacity to change their lives.โ
The Ithute Programme expects to enroll at least 500 youth from Diepsloot in its pilot phase, with ambitions to expand to other townships in Gauteng and beyond by 2026. Regular progress monitoring, impact assessments, and success stories will be documented to guide future rollout.
Get Involved
The Ithute Financial Literacy Programme invites schools, local businesses, non-profits, and volunteers to contribute to this growing movement. Whether through mentoring, donations, or awareness campaigns, the goal is to create a supportive ecosystem for young people to thrive financially and socially.
For more information or to get involved, please visit www.saypro.online
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SayProCRM Chief Marketing Officer Puluko Nkiwane requesting to attend the Invitation SayPro Governance for NPOs Programme 3-Day Capacity Building Training on 11 May 2025 at Midrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
To: The CEO of SayPro, Mr. Neftaly Malatjie The Chairperson & Chief Operating Officer of SayPro, Mr. Legodi All Royal Committee Members
Kgotso a ebe le lena
I I am humbly writing to request permission to attend the SayPro Governance for NPOs Programme: 3-Day Capacity Building Training, scheduled to take place on 11 May 2025 at Midrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
This programme is a critical initiative aimed at enhancing governance knowledge and capacity within the non-profit sector. It brings together key representatives, decision-makers, and stakeholders from various NPOs to equip them with best practices, strategic leadership insights, and compliance frameworks aligned with South African and global standards.
Event Details:
- Event: SayPro Governance for NPOs Programme โ 3-Day Capacity Building Training
- Date: Commencing 11 May 2025 to 13 May 2025
- Location: Midrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
- Hosted by: SayPro
- Invitees: NPO leaders, governance officers, SayPro stakeholders, and invited representatives across the non-profit sector
Participation in this training will greatly enhance our internal alignment with SayPro’s governance strategies and provide valuable insights to further strengthen our marketing leadership in service of SayProโs vision and values.
Kindly note that confirmation of attendance is required by the stated RSVP deadline. I would be grateful for your support and approval to represent the Royal Marketing Division in this important capacity-building initiative.
My message shall end here.
Puluko Nkiwane
Chief Marketing Royalty | SayPro -
SayPro Evaluation Report for Unit Standard 377220 โ Apply Advanced Driving Skills: Offensive Driving
Training Material Evaluation Report
Training Material: SayPro โ Unit Standard 377220: Apply Advanced Driving Skills โ Offensive Driving
Client: Diepsloot Youth Project
1. Purpose of the Evaluation
This evaluation assesses the SayPro training material aligned to Unit Standard 377220 โ Apply Advanced Driving Skills: Offensive Driving, to determine its readiness for accreditation, its relevance to advanced driver development, and its alignment with the training and employment goals of the Diepsloot Youth Project. The objective is to empower youth with high-demand, specialist driving skills for careers in security, VIP transport, and fleet operations.
2. Unit Standard Overview: 377220
This unit standard equips learners with the ability to apply high-level, assertive driving techniques used in specialised and time-sensitive environments, such as private security, protective services, VIP escort operations, and emergency response. “Offensive driving” in this context refers to assertive, proactive driving that ensures control, speed, and safety in critical conditions.
Key Learning Outcomes Include:
- Mastery of vehicle control at high speeds and under stress
- Executing evasive and tactical manoeuvres
- Managing and navigating through hazardous and hostile driving environments
- Applying strategic positioning and spatial awareness for convoy or security driving
- Implementing safety protocols during high-risk scenarios
3. Evaluation Summary
3.1 Accreditation Compliance
โ Fully aligned with the SAQA Unit Standard 377220
โ Comprehensive coverage of Specific Outcomes, Assessment Criteria, and Embedded Knowledge
โ Includes structured formative and summative assessment tools
โ Suited for accredited training delivery by certified providersConclusion: The material is fully compliant and accreditation-ready
3.2 Relevance to Diepsloot Youth Development
โ Offers a career pathway into specialised driving sectors, such as:
- Private security
- VIP and executive protection
- Government and logistics response teams
โ Builds confidence, discipline, and technical competence
โ Engages learners interested in high-performance driving careersConclusion: This course is a valuable skills development opportunity for Diepsloot youth, particularly those pursuing advanced or security sector roles.
3.3 Adaptability and Customisation
โ Content can be easily customised to local vehicle types and operational environments
โ Allows for branding and scenario-based customisation based on local traffic and risk conditions
โ Can include roleplay, real-life drills, and mock tactical driving exercisesConclusion: The training material is flexible and customisable to reflect the unique needs of the Diepsloot Youth Project and potential employment partners.
3.4 eLearning and Blended Learning Compatibility
โ Theoretical content is suitable for online delivery, including videos, digital assessments, and interactive decision-making scenarios
โ Practical sessions must be delivered in controlled, supervised environments using approved vehicles and safety gearConclusion: The training supports blended learning formats, combining theory online with in-person driving instruction
4. Recommendations for Diepsloot Youth Project
To maximise impact and ensure a strong return on training investment:
4.1 Practical Infrastructure
- Partner with local security firms or driving academies for access to safe practice spaces and specialised vehicles
- Ensure learners have valid driver’s licences and physical readiness assessments
4.2 Customised Content
- Use local driving environments and case studies for relevance
- Add scenario-based learning involving convoy driving, emergency routes, or simulated threats
4.3 Empowerment and Life Skills
- Incorporate discipline, situational awareness, and stress management training
- Add short modules on career ethics, professionalism, and communication in high-risk jobs
4.4 Employer Linkages
- Establish relationships with private security companies, logistics firms, and municipalities for post-training employment or internship placement
5. Conclusion
The SayPro training material for Unit Standard 377220 โ Apply Advanced Driving Skills: Offensive Driving provides an accredited and high-impact learning experience for young people seeking specialised driver roles. With targeted adaptation, it can be a flagship course for the Diepsloot Youth Project, enhancing employability, technical skill, and safety in demanding professional environments.
Final Status:
โ๏ธ Approved for accredited use
โ๏ธ Customisation recommended for local environment and project goals
๐ Ideal for youth with career interest in VIP driving, logistics, and security sectors -
SayPro Evaluation Report for Unit Standard 377201 โ Apply Advanced Driving Skills: Defensive Driving
Training Material Evaluation Report
Training Material: SayPro โ Unit Standard 377201: Apply Advanced Driving Skills: Defensive Driving
Client: Diepsloot Youth Project
1. Purpose of the Evaluation
This report evaluates the SayPro training material for Unit Standard 377201 โ Apply Advanced Driving Skills: Defensive Driving to determine its suitability for accreditation, effective training delivery, and contextual relevance for the Diepsloot Youth Project. The purpose is to assess whether the material can be used to equip young people with road safety skills, improve driving behaviour, and enhance employability in the transport and logistics sectors.
2. Unit Standard Overview: 377201
This unit standard provides the knowledge and practical skills required to drive defensively under a variety of road conditions. It is aimed at reducing road incidents, promoting responsible driving, and improving overall road safety, especially for professional and aspiring drivers.
Key Learning Outcomes Include:
- Understanding the principles of defensive driving and accident prevention
- Identifying potential hazards and adjusting driving behaviour proactively
- Applying roadcraft techniques and managing vehicle dynamics under stress
- Making safe driving decisions in urban, rural, and high-risk situations
- Maintaining mental and emotional discipline while driving
3. Evaluation Summary
3.1 Accreditation Compliance
โ The training material is aligned with SAQA Unit Standard 377201
โ Covers all Specific Outcomes, Assessment Criteria, and Embedded Knowledge
โ Includes compliant formative and summative assessment toolsConclusion: The material is accreditation-qualified and can be delivered through accredited providers for formal certification.
3.2 Suitability for Youth Development and Road Safety Education
โ Clear, practical content supports youth with limited prior formal training
โ Encourages development of safe and responsible driving habits
โ Relevant for preparing youth for careers in transport, logistics, and courier servicesConclusion: The content is highly suitable for the Diepsloot Youth Project, supporting community safety and employability.
3.3 Flexibility and Local Customisation
โ Fully editable and modular for local adaptation
โ Allows integration of Diepsloot-specific traffic scenarios, road challenges, and community safety messages
โ Customisable to include branding, mentorship content, or job placement supportConclusion: The training is flexible and can be customised to suit the values and context of the Diepsloot Youth Project.
3.4 eLearning and Blended Training Compatibility
โ Theory components can be digitised for online access or blended delivery
โ Videos, simulations, and driving scenarios can enhance engagement
โ Online assessments and checklists can be used for learning validationConclusion: The training material is compatible with eLearning and blended learning formats, enhancing accessibility for youth learners.
4. Recommendations for the Diepsloot Youth Project
To optimise impact and local relevance, the following enhancements are recommended:
4.1 Contextual Customisation
- Include real traffic issues faced in Diepsloot (e.g. congestion, informal intersections, pedestrian density)
- Create case studies of local road accidents to discuss causes and preventions
4.2 Soft Skills and Career Focus
- Add content on workplace driving expectations, vehicle etiquette, and dealing with customers or cargo
- Integrate employment pathways (e.g. ride-share, delivery services, company fleets)
4.3 Branding and Empowerment
- Incorporate Diepsloot Youth Project branding and motivational messaging
- Feature stories of youth who became professional drivers or mentors through the programme
4.4 Community and Safety Collaboration
- Partner with local traffic police, licensing departments, or insurance providers to offer guest lectures or workshops
- Include a road safety pledge and community impact element
5. Conclusion
The SayPro material for Unit Standard 377201 โ Apply Advanced Driving Skills: Defensive Driving provides a valuable foundation for accredited, high-quality driver education. With minimal customisation, it becomes a powerful tool for the Diepsloot Youth Project to reduce road risk, build community capacity, and support young people in becoming safe, responsible, and employable drivers.
Final Status:
โ๏ธ Approved for accredited use
โ๏ธ Recommended for community-based customisation
๐ Ideal for blended learning and practical training environments -
SayPro Evaluation Report for Unit Standard 116255 โ Operate a Tower Crane
Training Material Evaluation Report
Training Material: SayPro โ Unit Standard 116255: Operate a Tower Crane
Client: Diepsloot Youth Project
1. Purpose of the Evaluation
This report evaluates the SayPro training material for Unit Standard 116255 โ Operate a Tower Crane to determine its suitability for accreditation, practical training delivery, and alignment with the youth-focused skills development objectives of the Diepsloot Youth Project.
2. Unit Standard Overview: 116255
This unit standard equips learners with the competencies to operate tower cranes safely and effectively in accordance with occupational health and safety legislation. Tower crane operators are essential in construction, infrastructure, and heavy industrial projects.
Learning Outcomes Include:
- Conducting pre-operational inspections and equipment checks
- Operating tower cranes according to standard and emergency procedures
- Managing lifting operations, including safe load handling and communication
- Complying with legal, safety, and operational standards
- Performing shutdown and post-operational tasks responsibly
The qualification supports safety, technical proficiency, and employment readiness in a high-risk and high-demand field.
3. Evaluation Summary
3.1 Accreditation Compliance
โ Fully aligned with SAQA Unit Standard 116255
โ Covers Specific Outcomes, Assessment Criteria, and Embedded Knowledge
โ Includes appropriate formative and summative assessments for accreditation
โ Structured in accordance with National Qualifications Framework (NQF) requirementsConclusion: The material is accreditation-ready and suitable for use by an accredited training provider.
3.2 Relevance for Youth Skills Development
โ Designed to support first-time technical learners
โ Combines theoretical instruction with hands-on, practical activities
โ Prepares learners for entry-level positions in the construction and engineering sectors
โ Builds confidence and job readinessConclusion: The material is ideally suited for youth development training programmes, such as the Diepsloot Youth Project.
3.3 Customisation and Contextual Relevance
โ Editable and modular for easy customisation
โ Can incorporate local industry examples, community relevance, and Diepsloot-specific context
โ Adaptable to include career readiness modules, site visits, or mentorship activitiesConclusion: The training content is flexible and easily aligned with the objectives and identity of the Diepsloot Youth Project.
3.4 eLearning and Digital Compatibility
โ Well-structured for digital or blended learning delivery
โ Theoretical modules can be digitised for mobile access or LMS integration
โ Practical components can be supported with videos, simulations, and assessmentsConclusion: The material is eLearning-ready, enhancing accessibility for youth in resource-limited environments.
4. Recommendations for Diepsloot Youth Project
To fully leverage this training opportunity, the following steps are recommended:
4.1 Local Adaptation
- Incorporate examples from tower crane operations on major South African infrastructure projects
- Include case studies or safety incidents relevant to construction work environments
4.2 Branding and Identity
- Embed Diepsloot Youth Project branding throughout all materials
- Include a foreword or message from the project leadership to inspire and motivate learners
4.3 Accessibility Support
- Add illustrated guides and diagrams to support learners with limited literacy
- Translate key terminology or provide glossaries in local languages
4.4 Career and Life Skills Integration
- Include short modules or discussions on:
- Workplace behaviour and communication
- Pathways to certification and employment
- Health and wellbeing in high-risk jobs
5. Conclusion
The SayPro training material for Unit Standard 116255 โ Operate a Tower Crane is a high-quality, accredited resource. It meets national training standards and is highly relevant for developing skilled, employable young people in the construction and heavy lifting industries. With community-based adaptation, it can serve as a flagship training course for the Diepsloot Youth Project.
Final Status:
โ๏ธ Approved for accredited training use
โ๏ธ Customisation recommended for community alignment and branding
๐ Ideal for blended, hands-on, and youth empowerment programmes -
SayPro Evaluation Report for Unit Standard 116235 โ Operate a Pendant Controlled Overhead Crane
Training Material Evaluation Report
Training Material: SayPro โ Unit Standard 116235: Operate a Pendant Controlled Overhead Crane
Client: Diepsloot Youth Project
1. Purpose of the Evaluation
This evaluation assesses the quality, relevance, and accreditation readiness of the SayPro training material for Unit Standard 116235 โ Operate a Pendant Controlled Overhead Crane. The objective is to determine its suitability for implementation in community-based training initiatives, especially those focused on youth skill development, such as the Diepsloot Youth Project.
2. Unit Standard Overview: 116235
This unit standard is intended for individuals who need to operate pendant-controlled overhead cranes in manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, and construction environments. It focuses on safety, load handling, operational control, and compliance with legal requirements.
Key Learning Outcomes:
- Conducting pre-operational checks and inspections
- Operating the crane safely according to load-handling procedures
- Understanding safety protocols, communication signals, and worksite coordination
- Managing risks associated with suspended loads and overhead movement
- Performing post-operational checks and basic maintenance procedures
This training ensures operators understand their responsibilities and work safely in high-risk environments.
3. Evaluation Summary
3.1 Accreditation Readiness
โ The training material aligns with SAQAโs Unit Standard 116235 requirements
โ Covers all Specific Outcomes, Assessment Criteria, and Embedded Knowledge
โ Includes formative and summative assessments, mapped to unit standard requirementsConclusion: The material is accreditation-ready and suitable for delivery through an accredited training provider.
3.2 Suitability for Youth Development
โ Simple language and structured layout support entry-level learners
โ Practical content ideal for learners with limited prior experience
โ Engaging activities and real-world relevance help learners develop confidenceConclusion: The material is highly suitable for community youth training, especially within a hands-on learning environment like the Diepsloot Youth Project.
3.3 Flexibility and Customisation Potential
โ Editable and modular for easy adaptation to specific industries or workplaces
โ Can incorporate local case studies, Diepsloot-specific context, and relevant crane types
โ Flexible enough to support inclusion of workplace readiness or safety culture modulesConclusion: The material is customisable to reflect Diepsloot Youth Project goals, branding, and learner needs.
3.4 eLearning and Hybrid Training Potential
โ Content can be transferred to eLearning platforms for theory delivery
โ Practical sessions can be supplemented with video demonstrations and interactive quizzes
โ Supports blended learning approaches (online + in-person practical training)Conclusion: The material is suitable for blended learning models, increasing accessibility for diverse learners.
4. Recommendations for Diepsloot Youth Project
To make this training more impactful and aligned with the projectโs objectives, the following enhancements are recommended:
4.1 Contextual Adaptation
- Integrate examples from local businesses or industries in Diepsloot that use pendant cranes
- Highlight career opportunities and success stories from the community
4.2 Language and Accessibility
- Use plain language summaries or visual aids for technical concepts
- Translate key terms or modules into local languages if needed
4.3 Employer and Industry Alignment
- Establish links with local employers for internships, mentorships, or site visits
- Include practical job readiness content such as interview prep and workplace communication
4.4 Branding and Identity
- Apply Diepsloot Youth Project branding to all materials
- Incorporate a โCommunity Upliftment Focusโ section that ties crane skills to broader development goals
5. Conclusion
The SayPro material for Unit Standard 116235 โ Operate a Pendant Controlled Overhead Crane provides a solid foundation for safe, accredited training. With customisation, it can be an effective tool for empowering young people in Diepsloot to enter technical careers with market-relevant skills and formal qualifications.
Final Status:
โ๏ธ Approved for accredited use
โ๏ธ Customisation recommended to align with local context and project branding
๐ Suitable for blended or hands-on training formats -
SayPro Evaluation Report for Unit Standard 243272 โ Operate a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP)
Training Material Evaluation Report
Training Material: SayPro โ Unit Standard 243272: Operate a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP)
Client: Diepsloot Youth Project
1. Purpose of the Evaluation
The purpose of this report is to assess the SayPro training material for Unit Standard 243272 โ Operate a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP) for its accreditation readiness, content quality, training delivery potential, and relevance to the youth development goals of the Diepsloot Youth Project.
The goal is to ensure that this training supports community upliftment, equips young people with industry-relevant technical skills, and contributes to safer work practices in high-risk environments.
2. Overview of Unit Standard 243272
This unit standard is aimed at developing the competencies required to operate Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs), including scissor lifts, boom lifts, and other aerial lift equipment used in construction, maintenance, electrical work, warehousing, and industrial operations.
Learning Outcomes Include:
- Conducting pre-operational checks and inspections
- Operating MEWPs in compliance with safety procedures and manufacturer specifications
- Performing work at height safely and effectively
- Managing risks and emergencies while using MEWPs
- Carrying out post-operational procedures and shutdown
This training promotes workplace safety and enhances employability for individuals operating at height in technical or construction roles.
3. Evaluation Summary
3.1 Accreditation Compliance
โ The training material aligns with SAQA Unit Standard 243272.
โ Covers all Specific Outcomes, Assessment Criteria, and Embedded Knowledge.
โ Contains structured formative and summative assessment tools.Conclusion: The material meets accreditation standards and can be used by an accredited training provider for formal certification.
3.2 Suitability for Youth Training and Community Development
โ Designed with clear instructional structure and learner-friendly formatting
โ Supports learners with limited prior experience or formal education
โ Practical, safety-focused, and career-oriented contentConclusion: The material is highly suitable for youth development training within the Diepsloot Youth Project, helping bridge the skills gap for entry-level technical roles.
3.3 Adaptability and Local Relevance
โ Content is fully editable and allows for easy customisation
โ Can be tailored to the Diepsloot context by adding local case studies and employment pathways
โ Supports the integration of real equipment models and workplace-specific procedures used by partner employersConclusion: The material is flexible and customisable, enabling alignment with local industry and Diepsloot Youth Project objectives.
3.4 eLearning and Digital Delivery Compatibility
โ Theory components are suitable for online delivery and mobile access
โ Visual aids, animations, and safety simulations can enhance understanding
โ Supports blended learning models, combining digital theory with on-site practical assessmentConclusion: The material is compatible with digital and blended learning platforms, expanding access to learners in Diepsloot.
4. Recommendations for the Diepsloot Youth Project
To maximise the impact of this training for the Diepsloot community:
4.1 Customise for Local Impact
- Include examples of MEWP use in local industries (e.g., maintenance, signage, construction, electrical infrastructure)
- Incorporate local job placement partners or internship opportunities
4.2 Support Entry-Level Learners
- Use clear, simplified language and include visual aids or diagrams
- Provide multilingual resources if needed, to support diverse language backgrounds
4.3 Integrate Soft Skills and Life Skills
- Add short modules on workplace readiness, safety mindset, and communication skills
- Highlight career pathways available to certified MEWP operators
4.4 Promote Branding and Recognition
- Brand the material with Diepsloot Youth Project identity
- Celebrate learner success stories, certifications, and employment milestones
5. Conclusion
The SayPro material for Unit Standard 243272 โ Operate a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP) is a high-quality, accredited training resource suitable for youth-focused programmes. With minor customisation, it can serve as a cornerstone of technical skills development and employability support within the Diepsloot Youth Project.
Final Status:
โ๏ธ Approved for use with accredited training delivery
โ๏ธ Customisation recommended for local relevance and branding
๐ Ideal for blended learning and community-based implementation