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SayPro staff to collect and upload project data onto SayPro website platform by set deadlines.
SayPro Staff Guidelines: Data Collection and Upload Process
1. Purpose
To ensure timely, accurate, and consistent data reporting for effective Monitoring & Evaluation and program management through the SayPro website platform.
2. Roles and Responsibilities
Role Responsibility SayPro Monitoring & Evaluation Officers Collect, clean, and validate project data from field activities. SayPro Data Entry Staff Upload verified data onto the SayPro website platform. Regional Coordinators Oversee data quality and adherence to submission timelines in their areas. SayPro IT Support Maintain platform functionality and assist with technical issues.
3. Data Collection
- Use standardized data collection tools approved by SayPro (e.g., Excel templates, KoBoToolbox forms).
- Collect data according to defined indicators and project protocols.
- Perform initial data cleaning (check for completeness, accuracy, and consistency) before submission.
4. Uploading Data to SayPro Website Platform
- Log in to the SayPro website data portal using your secure credentials.
- Navigate to the relevant project and reporting cycle.
- Upload data files (Excel, CSV, or direct form submissions) as per the template requirements.
- Verify upload success by reviewing system-generated confirmation messages.
- Report any upload errors immediately to SayPro IT Support.
5. Deadlines
Reporting Period Data Submission Deadline Notes Monthly Data 5th of each following month For example, June data must be uploaded by July 5th. Quarterly Data 15th of the month following the quarter Includes aggregated and cleaned datasets. Ad Hoc Reports As specified by M&E management May be requested for special evaluations or donor requirements. - Late submissions must be communicated to the M&E Unit with justification.
- Persistent delays may affect project performance tracking and decision-making.
6. Quality Assurance
- Double-check data for missing or inconsistent entries before upload.
- Utilize data validation tools embedded within the SayPro platform.
- Collaborate with M&E Officers for clarifications on ambiguous data.
7. Support and Troubleshooting
- For technical issues, contact SayPro IT Support at [support@saypro.org] or call [phone number].
- For data-related queries, reach out to your regional M&E Officer.
8. Compliance and Accountability
- Adhere strictly to deadlines and data integrity standards.
- Non-compliance may lead to follow-up actions including refresher training or supervisory reviews.
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SayPro Any relevant project implementation updates
SayPro Project Implementation Updates
Reporting Period: June 2025
Compiled by: SayPro Monitoring & Evaluation Team
1. Youth Skills Training Program
- Progress:
- Completed 85% of planned training sessions across 8 regions.
- Enrolled 1,214 youth participants; 72% completed full modules.
- Pilot hands-on workshops launched in Gauteng and Eastern Cape with positive feedback.
- Challenges:
- Lower attendance in Limpopo and Free State attributed to transport constraints and seasonal agricultural activities.
- Dropout rate spikes noted after Module 2 requiring further investigation.
- Next Steps:
- Scale up transport stipend provision in affected regions.
- Develop mentoring support framework to boost retention.
- Conduct follow-up surveys to assess training impact on employment outcomes.
2. Digital Literacy Initiative
- Progress:
- Distributed 500 tablets to youth participants in rural communities.
- Conducted 12 digital skills bootcamps focusing on basic IT and online job search.
- Challenges:
- Internet connectivity issues hampering remote sessions in some areas.
- Some participants require additional beginner-level training.
- Next Steps:
- Partner with local internet providers to improve connectivity.
- Design supplementary beginner modules for late starters.
3. Mental Health Awareness Campaign
- Progress:
- Delivered 15 community workshops on youth mental health.
- Collaborated with local clinics to provide referral pathways.
- Challenges:
- Stigma around mental health still limits engagement in some regions.
- Monitoring of referral uptake remains inconsistent.
- Next Steps:
- Strengthen awareness through peer educator programs.
- Improve referral tracking system via SayPro’s data platform.
4. Employment Linkage and Support
- Progress:
- Established partnerships with 20 local employers offering internships.
- 150 youth placed in job opportunities since project start.
- Challenges:
- Matching youth skills with available opportunities remains a challenge.
- Need for soft skills training highlighted by employers.
- Next Steps:
- Integrate soft skills workshops into existing training modules.
- Enhance employer engagement strategies and feedback mechanisms.
5. Data Collection and Monitoring Enhancements
- Progress:
- Improved data cleaning protocols and validation checks implemented.
- New dashboards launched for real-time tracking of key indicators.
- Challenges:
- Some regions report delays in data submission affecting timely analysis.
- Next Steps:
- Conduct refresher training for regional M&E officers.
- Automate data submission reminders through SayPro IT tools.
- Progress:
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SayPro Request for Extension of the 12-Month MICTSETA Tvet Placement Programme for Diepsloot Youth Project
On behalf of the Diepsloot Youth Project, we wish to express our sincere gratitude to MICT SETA for the support and partnership in implementing the 12-Month TVET Placement Programme. This initiative has proven to be instrumental in equipping our youth with valuable practical experience and increasing their employability within the Marketing Management and related sectors.
We are writing to formally request the continuation and extension of the current programme duration. Based on the outcomes observed so far, the additional time will allow the learners to:
- Deepen their practical experience in workplace environments,
- Complete industry-relevant projects and certifications, and
- Enhance their readiness for long-term employment or entrepreneurial opportunities.
We therefore request that the current 12-month TVET Placement Programme be extended by:
- An additional 6 months, making the total placement period 18 months; and
- A further optional 6 months, to allow for transitional exit support, mentorship, or placement into permanent roles or incubation where possible.
This extension will ensure that learners are better prepared, organisations receive meaningful contributions from the participants, and the intended long-term impact of the programme is fully realised.
We are committed to fulfilling all administrative and operational obligations associated with this extension, including progress reporting, learner support, and compliance with MICT SETA regulations.
We look forward to your positive consideration of this request and remain available to provide any additional information or documentation required.
Thank you once again for your ongoing support in empowering the youth of Diepsloot.
Yours sincerely,
Puluko Nkiwane
Diepsloot Youth Project
