Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and Entrepreneurship Development - NPC

DR RICHARD MAPONYA INSTITUTE FOR SKILLS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

DEVELOPMENT – NPC

(Registration No. 2014/276904/08 ) Registered on the 9th December 2014

Background

The Institute is inspired by the Brazilian National Service for Industrial Apprenticeship, SENAI Institute, whose mission is “To promote vocational and technological education, the innovation and transfer of industrial technologies, contributing to increase the competitiveness of Brazilian industry.”

Dr Maponya was introduced to SENAI Institute during his

business visit to Brazil, as a member of the delegation of the South African President, Hon. Jacob Zuma. He remained behind in Brazil, and was introduced to the SENAI Model.

This trip to Brazil and the discussions he held with the Brazilians gave birth to the idea of establishing the Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and Entrepreneurship Development.

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Dr Richard Maponya Institute 2016/01/06

About Dr Richard Maponya

Richard Maponya is an entrepreneur and property developer

who is best known for having built a highly successful business empire despite the restrictions of apartheid. From the 1950s when he started his first business, he has been determined to see Soweto develop economically. One sign of his dream’s being realised has been the opening of the huge shopping precinct called Maponya Mall at the end of 2007. It is said to have changed the face of Soweto.

In 2005 he was quoted as saying “I cannot retire. Retire and do

what? I believe that for as long as I am alive and healthy, I must do whatever I can to benefit my community. I will work until they sing hamba kahle. I will die with my boots on” (Ref: Mail & Guardian, 17 Aug 2005)

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Vision & Goal

Vision: The Vision is to be the premier institute for technical skills,

business administration, and entrepreneurship development Goal: Its main goal is to develop and support practicing entrepreneurs

in diverse sectors of our economy.

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Mission

The Institute strives to provide differentiating and unique value

offerings “THE MAPONYA WAY” to learner entrepreneurs and future corporate/business practitioners by;

inculcating entrepreneurship spirit and culture among the South

Africans, especially the youth and women;

offering real life business administration and technical skills development interventions for the self-employed, entrepreneurs, and future corporate business practitioners in both public and private sectors;

facilitating practical & real time management and leadership competencies for the public, private, not for profit, self-employment, and entrepreneurship applications

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Objectives

Promote the Dr Richard Maponya Institute as a world class

innovation institute, create a differentiated service offering from existing institutions

To contribute to the reduction of unemployment in South Africa,

especially youth unemployment

Create a culture of trust and inculcate a team ethos, develop a ‘can do’ work ethic

Target youth from the immediate surroundings to become role models,

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Objectives (cont.)

To achieve world class teaching, learning, research &

development, and innovation practices

To become the institute of choice for technical skills and entrepreneurship development in South Africa

To assemble the best curricula developers, facilitators, tutors, teachers, and infrastructure & support service providers

To partner with the best and like-minded institutes and service providers, local and international

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Values

Governance & Compliance Highest Ethical Standards Accountability & Transparency Honesty & Integrity Creativity & Innovation Determination Helping Hand Tenacity

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IRDAS Model

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I = Identify Potential participants: The Institute will engage experienced talent

identification professionals to identify sources of talent and participants in the programmes.

R = Recruit & Enroll: The Administration Shared Services of the Institute will engage in

the intensive recruitment process and enroll the successful candidates in the programmes.

D = Development & Readiness Programme: Each participant will follow his/her own

chosen field and sector development & readiness programme, under the guidance of experienced facilitators and field supervisors.

A = Access to Markets & Opportunities Programme: Practitioners in the various

sectors and markets will assist the learner entrepreneurs in accessing local and international markets

S = Support & Growth Management: The MI-SED Alumni will be established to work

with approved Mentors and Coaches to provide continuous support and growth management interventions.

Deliverables


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Entrepreneurs: At the end of the programme learner entrepreneurs

will be able to start and maintain their own enterprises. Skills: The purpose is to provide access to skills, e.g. Diesel

Mechanic, to learners. They will be trained and developed in such a way that they can compete globally.

Poverty alleviation: The Institute will train participants in technical

skills that are in demand and make them employable. Unemployment: The Institute will recruit participants with

entrepreneurial talent, motivated to use their abilities and initiatives to do something on their own without necessarily wanting to start their own businesses.

Deliverables (cont.)


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Industrialisation: Here we look at the attractiveness of Dr Richard

Maponya Institute in the industry to the learners and the investors who will support the programme of industrialization. The Institute will not only focus only on a particular industry but will be a player in multiple industries.

Global competitiveness: The Institute’s efforts will be devoted to

understanding the needs and skills that are critical to giving them the edge and awareness of global trends ( critical skill in South Africa might not be critical globally)

Local Economic Development: The labour market reflects the

availability of particular skills at national and regional levels. This is affected by training and development. The Institute will impact on the economy of the county like what the SENAI model did with the Brazilian Economy.

Key Success Factors


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For the Institute to succeed it must possess sustainable competitive

advantage. Market needs – technical skills, business managerial skills and

business leadership. Social responsibility - Action to address the country’s economy

with the Institute’s intervention. Expectations to deliver – employment opportunities and

entrepreneurial skills. Train: Train and Develop Skills & Entrepreneurship Incubate: Incubate SMMEs Supply: Supply Services to their clients (e.g. Corporate and

Municipalities)

Establishment Phases


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Phase 1: Pre-Launch Preparatory Activities Phase 2: Partners Identification and Agreements Phase 3: Facilities Identification; Formulation of Programme Menu Phase 4: Acquisition of Required Facilities & Equipments Phase 5: Administrative & Management Human Resources Capacity Phase 6: Establishment of the National Faculty & Teaching Staff

Development

Establishment Phases (cont.)


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Phase 7: Putting together Educational Structure, Curricula & Courses

Development Phase 8: Provincial Mobile Units Concept Design & Development Phase 9: Soweto National Centre of Excellence Concept Design &

Development Phase 10: Pilot Programme Design & Development Phase 11: Accreditation of the Institute and Courses

Future Leadership & Management Structure


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Board of Trustees & Directors Chief Executive Officer Executive Committee Full Time & Adjunct Faculty Programme & Course Development General Administration

Future Operating & Programme Delivery Model


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National Head Office (Johannesburg) National Centre of Excellence (Soweto) National Mobile Unit (Soweto) Provincial Management & Satellite Centres (all 9 x

Provinces) Provincial Mobile Units (all 9 x Provinces)

Targeted Programme Exit Levels


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Partnership with other Institutions of Learning (Universities, Colleges, and Academies) to deliver programmes at various exit levels

Certificate Level: Technical, Commercial, Entrepreneurial

Advanced Certificate Level: Technical, Commercial, Entrepreneurial

Diploma Level : Technical, Commercial, Entrepreneurial

Degree Level: Technical, Commercial, Entrepreneurial Post Graduate Level: Technical, Commercial,

Entrepreneurial

Strategic Partnership


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Dr Richard Maponya Institute intends to establish national and

international strategic partnerships; and develop collaboration models with the South African colleges, academies, incubators, universities (of technology, traditional, and comprehensive), public & private companies, business schools, professional bodies, foundations, local & national chambers of commerce & industry, bilateral chambers of commerce & industry, Government agencies (local, provincial and national level), and institutes with similar objectives.

Partnership Initiatives with University of Johannesburg


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Dr Richard Maponya Annual Lecture on Entrepreneurship,

which takes place annually during the Global Entrepreneurship Week

Archiving the entrepreneurial legacy of Dr Richard Maponya Dr Richard Maponya Annual Think Tank on Entrepreneurship

in July

Dr Richard Maponya Soweto Annual Conference on Entrepreneurship

Formal Skills and Entrepreneurship Courses

Institute Networks


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In order to be successful in the implementation of its IRDAS

MODEL, Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and Entrepreneurship Development, is inviting Professionals & Specialists to join the Institute Networks.

The Professionals & Specialists subscribed to the Networks

will receive further and relevant communication about the programmes of the Institute and the role they could play in partnership with the Institute.

The Institute will run a series of workshops, seminars,

conferences and dialogues to grow the members of the Institute Networks

Institute Networks (cont.)


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Entrepreneurship Coaches & Mentors Network: This is the network

for the qualified, practicing and independent entrepreneurship Coaches & Mentors who want to contribute to the achievement of the objectives of Dr Richard Maponya Institute. They must also be members and registered with a recognised professional coaching and mentoring association/organization in South Africa and/or international.

Intra-Trade Entrepreneurs Network: Dr Richard Maponya Institute

encourages South African entrepreneurs, especially SMMEs, to do business with each other, and create jobs for our people. The Institute also encourages trade with other entrepreneurs in the continent, Africa, and the world. For this to happen we encourage the entrepreneurs that are already practicing to register with the Network, so that the Institute can expose them to each other and facilitate trade.



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Industry Partner Companies (Private, Public & Non-Profit)

Network: For the purpose of practical development of the students & learner entrepreneurs Dr Richard Maponya Institute invites all the companies in South Africa (local and multinationals) to partner with it. These companies have many roles to play, among others, participation by the entrepreneurs in their supply chain, enterprise development, awarding of scholarships, hosting of student industry tours, workplace for training & development purpose, mentoring of the students & learner entrepreneurs, financial support for student & learner entrepreneurs, sponsorship & funding of programmes (courses, seminars, conferences, lectures, students industry tours, etc), and international educational tours.



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Partner Institutions of Higher Learning (Universities,

Colleges & Academies) Network: The Dr Richard Maponya Institute does not intend to compete with the existing institutions of learning in South Africa, continent, or the world. It seeks to partner with any institution that shares similar objectives. The Institute would like to partner with at least one Institution of Higher Learning in each Province in South Africa. These institutions will be crucial when Dr Richard Maponya Institute starts expanding its programmes nationally in 2016. It will also explore partnerships with other institutions in Africa and internationally.



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National Learner Practitioner Entrepreneurs Network: Dr

Richard Maponya Institute will be establishing partnership with a number of universities, colleges and academies that are offering entrepreneurship programmes in South Africa. The Institute would like this Network to continue interacting with those entrepreneurs who participate in the various initiatives of the Institute and many other programmes for the Learner Practitioner Entrepreneurs to ensure that the entrepreneurs do not stop learning as they grow their businesses and creating jobs.



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National Students (from Higher Institutions of Learning)

Network: Dr Richard Maponya Institute is launching the Annual Provincial Students Industry Tours for the final year students at the Universities to visit the operations facilities of the Industry Partner Companies (Private, Public & Non-Profit) and learn about their sectors long before they graduate. This Network will make sure that the Institute is able to keep in touch with these students as they continue on their development and professional journey.



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International Learner Practitioner Entrepreneurs Network:

Dr Richard Maponya has hosted a number of international learner practitioner entrepreneurs from the countries of the continent, Africa, and the world. He has found these sessions valuable as he shared his insights in entrepreneurship and inspires them to continue advancing the economies of the world. This Network is to make sure that all the learner practitioner entrepreneurs that have come into contact with him and his Institute continue exchanging knowledge with the learner practitioner entrepreneurs in South Africa.



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International Students (from Higher Institutions of Learning)

Network: Similarly, Dr Richard Maponya hosts a number of students from a number of Business Schools from around the world. In fact these visits inspired him to launch the National Students (from Higher Institutions of Learning) Network in South Africa. He believes all the students deserve the attention of the entrepreneurs like him. This Network of international students will be encouraged to stay in touch with the Institute and interact with their South African peers.



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Entrepreneurship Trainers, Lecturers & Facilitators

Network: This is the network for the qualified trainers, lecturers and facilitators that have a desire, to contribute to the achievement of the objectives of Dr Richard Maponya Institute. They must be working for the Institution that is a partner with Dr Richard Maponya Institute. They will be requested to seek permission from their institutions to participate in the Programmes of Dr Richard Maponya Institute as trainers, lecturers, and facilitators.



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Alumni Network: To qualify to be added to the Alumni Network

you must have participated in one of Dr Richard Maponya Institute’s Annual National Lecture on Entrepreneurship, Annual Provincial Lectures on Entrepreneurship, Quarterly Think Tanks on Entrepreneurship, Dr Richard Maponya – Soweto Annual Conference on Entrepreneurship, Annual Provincial Student Industry Tours, Skills & Entrepreneurship Development Courses/Programmes, etc.

Milestones (March 2014 – February 2016)


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1st THINK TANK: Launch of the Dr Richard Maponya – University of Johannesburg

Think Tank on Entrepreneurship (26th July 2014) at the Bunting Campus of the University of Johannesburg. The guest speakers were the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Johannesburg, Professor Ihron Rensburg, and Dr Richard Maponya, the Founder & Chairman of Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and Entrepreneurship Development

1st ANNUAL LECTURE: Hosted The 1st Dr Richard Maponya Annual

Lecture on Entrepreneurship, in partnership with the University of Johannesburg on Tuesday, 18 November 2014, at the Turbine Hall in Newtown, Johannesburg. The theme of the lecture was: Creating Successful New Enterprises - The Key to Economic Growth of South Africa. The lecture was delivered by Prof Robert Dale Hisrich, the then Garvin Professor of Global Entrepreneurship and Director of the Walker Centre for Global Entrepreneurship at the Thunderbird School of Global Management, the world's leading school of global business, based in Arizona, United States of America.

Milestones (March 2014 – February 2016), cont.


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REGISTRATION OF THE INSTITUTE: Confirmation of the registration of

the Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and Entrepreneurship Development (9th December 2014) by the Commission for Intellectual Property and Companies (CIPC).

1st MOU: The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

between Dr Richard Maponya Institute and the University of Johannesburg (4th June 2015) at the Management Executive Committee Restaurant, Madibeng Building, Auckland Park Campus, Johannesburg.

2nd THINK TANK: Hosted The 2nd Dr Richard Maponya Institute –

University of Johannesburg Think Tank on Entrepreneurship, (19th August 2015) at the University of Johannesburg’s Resolution Circle Building. The guest speaker was the CEO of McDonald’s South Africa, Mr Greg Solomon, represented by the company’s Corporate Affairs Director, Mr Sechaba Motsieloa.



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CONFERENCE NAMING: The naming of Dr Richard Maponya

Soweto Annual Entrepreneurship Conference, by the University of Johannesburg, and the first conference taking place on the 27th – 29th October 2015 at the Soweto Campus of the University of Johannesburg

2nd ANNUAL LECTURE: Hosting of The 2nd Dr Richard

Maponya Annual Lecture on Entrepreneurship, in partnership with the University of Johannesburg, on the 19th November 2015, at Indaba Hotel. The theme of the lecture was: Entrepreneurship Development – Brazilian and South African Perspectives, delivered by Mr Adriano Campolina, CEO, ActionAid International.



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MANAGEMENT COMPANY OF THE INSTITUTE: COMETSA GoC

International (Pty) Ltd is officially appointed as the management company of Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and Entrepreneurship Development, effective from the 1st January 2016. Mr Sam Tsima, the Project Management Consultant to date, resumes the full duties of the CEO of the Institute, while continues as the President & Chairman of COMETSA GoC International (Pty) Ltd.

FULL TIME OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE INSTITUTE: Ms Palesa

Mabuse resumes the full time duties as the Office Administrator of Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and Entrepreneurship Development, assisted by the Project Management Team at COMETSA GoC International (Pty) Ltd.

INSTITUTE CONTACT DETAILS: We will be communicating the full

contact details of the office of the Institute before the end of January 2016. The offices are located at Illovo, Johannesburg.

The 2016 Outlook


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January 2016 - OPENING INSTITUTE OFFICE January/February 2016 - CONFIRMATION OF THE

INSTITUTE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES MENU

February – November 2016 - INAUGURAL ANNUAL

NATIONAL ROAD SHOW ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP March 2016 - ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAMMES LAUNCH: The Maponya Way Entrepreneurship Development Programme

The 2016 Outlook


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January – December 2016 - SIGNING MORE LOCAL & INTERNATIONAL MOUs

July 2016 - 3rd THINK TANK ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN

PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG September 2016 - DR RICHARD MAPONYA ANNUAL

ENTREPRENEURSHIP CHARITY GOLF DAY October 2016 - 2nd CONFERENCE ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN

PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG November 2016 - 3rd ANNUAL LECTURE ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG

Inaugural National Road-Show


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THE MAPONYA WAY National Road Show: Dr Richard Maponya

has a desire to go on a national road show, covering all the nine provinces, in 2016 to introduce the Institute to the public. The draft schedule was presented, but will only be implemented if manage to secure a sponsor of the road show:

Content of the National Road-Show: Day Programme: THE MAPONYA WAY – Entrepreneurship

Workshop (Proposal attached: Partnership with REGENESYS Business School)

Evening Programme: Dr Richard Maponya Institute Annual Provincial Lecture on Entrepreneurship

Inaugural National Road-Show, cont.


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24th February 2016 - Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal Province 23rd March 2016 – Nelspruit, Mpumalanga Province 20th April 2016 – Cape Town, Western Cape Province 25th May 2016 – Johannesburg, Gauteng Province 22nd June 2016 – Polokwane, Limpopo Province 20th July 2016 – Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape Province 24th August 2016 – Bloemfontein, Free State Province 21st September 2016 - Mafikeng, Northwest Province 26th October 2016 - Kimberley, Northern Cape Province

Contacts


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Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and

Entrepreneurship Development - NPC; Attention: Sam Tsima, Project Management Consultant 32 Fricker Road, Illovo, Johannesburg, 2001, Guateng

Province, South Africa Tel: +27 11 447 2534; Cell: +27 63 505 4055 Email: [email protected] ;

[email protected] Alternative Email: [email protected]

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