DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
Department of
Correctional
Services
PRESENTATION TO SELECT COMMITTEE ON
SECURITY AND CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS ON
PRODUCTION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN
DCS
1
PURPOSE
TO BRIEF THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON SECURITY
AND CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS ON PRODUCTION BY
OFFENDERS AND SKILLS TRAINING IN THE
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
Department
2 of
Correctional
Services
MANDATE
 CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AFRICA. (ACT 108 OF 1996)
 CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ACT (ACT 111 OF
1998) AS AMENDED.
 U.N. STANDARD MINIMUM RULES ON
TREATMENT OF PRISONERS.
 DRAFT WHITE PAPER ON CORRECTIONS.
 OTHER APPLICABLE LEGISLATION REGULATING
THE VARIOUS TRADES AND INDUSTRY.
Department of
(SEE ANNEXURE)
Correctional
Services 3
CONTENT

INTRODUCTION – DEVELOPMENT & CARE

MANDATE – DEVELOPMENT & CARE

STRUCTURE – DEVELOPMENT & CARE

BACKGROUND – PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS &
AGRICULTURE

OBJECTIVES – PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS &
AGRICULTURE
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Correctional
Services 4
CONTENT (Cont.)

EXTENT – PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS &
AGRICULTURE

SKILLS UTILIZATION – PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS & AGRICULTURE

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT – PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS & AGRICULTURE

CHALLENGES / CONSTRAINTS – PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS & AGRICULTURE
Department of
Correctional
Services 5
DEVELOPMENT AND CARE WITHIN
REHABILITATION PATH
Development and care
programmes and services are
located within the rehabilitation
framework of the Department
of Correctional Services.
Development and care are
processes and interventions
aimed to ensure the development and growth of offenders, in an
environment which satisfies both physical- and emotional needs.
Therefore, it is imperative to contextualize the environment in which
offenders and officials function and to understand the offenders in
Department of
the care of the Department of Correctional Services.
Correctional
Services 6
STRUCTURE: BRANCH DEVELOPMENT
& CARE
COMMISSIONER
CDC: DEVELOPMENT
AND CARE
CDC: CORRECTIONS
DC: PERSONAL
WELL-BEING
DIRECTOR: PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS
& AGRICULTURE
CDC: CORPORATE
SERVICES
CDC: FINANCE
CDC: CENTRAL
SERVICES
DC: PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTOR SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTOR: FORMAL
EDUCATION
DIRECTOR: SPORT, RECREATION,
ARTS & CULTURE
Department of
Correctional
Services 7
BACKGROUND
PRODUCTION IN CORRECTIONAL SERVICES IS
MAINLY CONFINED TO THE DIRECTORATE
PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS AND AGRICULTURE
WHICH ALSO ACTS AS AN AGENT TO FOSTER
SKILLS UTILIZATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT.
Department of
Correctional
Services 8
OBJECTIVES: PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS & AGRICULTURE
 TO PROVIDE JOB OPPORTUNITIES.
 TO PROVIDE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
TO OFFENDERS.
 TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SKILLS
UTILIZATION.
 TO PROMOTE WORK ETHICS AND
EMPLOYABILITY.
 TO ENSURE PRODUCT SELF- SUFFICIENCY.
Department of
Correctional
Services 9
EXTENT OF PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS
PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS:

THIS COMPONENT COSISTS OF (18) EIGHTEEN
TEXTILE WORKSHOPS, (10) TEN STEEL
WORKSHOPS, (10) TEN WOOD WORKSHOPS &
(4) FOUR BAKERIES.
Department of
Correctional
Services10
DETAILED EXTENT PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS
REGION
STEEL
WORKSHOPS
WOOD
WORKSHOPS
TEXTILE
WORKSHOPS
BAKERIES
GAUTENG
BOKSBURG
BOKSBURG
BOKSBURG
BOKSBURG (NEW)
PRETORIA
PRETORIA
JOHANNESBURG
PRETORIA
ZONDERWATER
ZONDERWATER
ZONDERWATER
BAVIAANSPOORT
LEEUWKOP
LEEUWKOP
KRUGERSDORP
PMB (NEW)
PMB (NEW)
PMB (NEW)
KWAZULUNATAL
DURBAN
EASTERN
CAPE
ST. ALBANS
(NEW)
ST. ALBANS
(NEW)
ST. ALBANS
EAST LONDON
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Correctional
Services 11
DETAILED EXTENT PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS (CONT.)
REGION
STEEL
WORKSHOPS
WOOD
WORKSHOPS
TEXTILE
WORKSHOPS
WESTERN
CAPE
DRAKENSTEIN
DRAKENSTEIN
DRAKENSTEIN
POLLSMOOR
POLLSMOOR
POLLSMOOR
BAKERIES
MALMESBURY
HELDERSTROOM
WORCESTER
LIMPOPO /
NORTH
WEST /
MPUMALANGA
THOHOYANDOU
THOHOYANDOU
THOHOYANDOU
BARBERTON
(NEW)
WITBANK TEXTILE
WITBANK SHOE
POTCHEFSTROOM
MOGWASE
FREE
KROONSTAD
STATE /
NORTHERN
CAPE
KROONSTAD
KROONSTAD
KIMBERLEY
Department of
Correctional
Services12
EXTENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE:
 THE DEPARTMENT HAS 20 PRISON FARMS TO
THE EXTENT OF 40 000 HECTARES AS WELL AS
116 PRISON GARDENS ( SMALLER
CORRECTIONAL CENTRES)
 DRY LANDS
-
6 386 HA
 IRRIGATION
-
2 040 HA
 NATURAL GRAZING
- 20 885 HA
 NOT USABLE
-
of
9 937 HADepartment
Correctional
Services13
DETAILED EXTENT: AGRICULTURAL
ACTIVITIES
20 PRISON FARMS
REGION
WESTERN
CAPE
FARM
BRANDVLEI
EXTENT
6 446 HA
VOORBERG
HELDERSTROOM
DRAKENSTEIN
GOEDEMOED
3 232 HA
1 000 HA
402 HA
6 848 HA
FREE STATE
/ NORTHERN GROOTVLEI
CAPE
GROENPUNT
1 637 HA
1 064 HA
Department of
Correctional
Services14
DETAILED EXTENT: AGRICULTURAL
ACTIVITIES (CONT.)
20 PRISON FARMS
REGION
MPUMLANGA /
LIMPOPO /
NORTH WEST
GAUTENG
FARM
LOSPERFONTEIN
EXTENT
444 HA
ROOIGROND
1 685 HA
BARBERTON
1 541 HA
THOHOYANDOU
323 HA
LEEUWKOP
870 HA
BAVIAANSPOORT
616 HA
ZONDERWATER
1 490
HA
Department
of
Correctional
Services15
DETAILED EXTENT: AGRICULTURAL
ACTIVITIES (CONT.)
20 PRISON FARMS
REGION
KWAZULUNATAL
FARM
WATERVAL
EXTENT
2 071 HA
NCOME
SEVONTEIN
GLENCOE
2 930 HA
1 882 HA
775 HA
EASTERN
CAPE
UMTATA
KIRKWOOD
141 HA
3 849 HA
Department of
Correctional
Services16
OUTPUT: PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS
2003/2004
WORKSHOP ITEMS MANUFACTURED:

WOOD
-
58 273 UNITS
 STEEL
-
171 332 UNITS
 TEXTILE
-
1 926 305 UNITS
 BAKERIES
-
1 882 670 LOAVES
Department of
Correctional
Services17
OUTPUT: AGRICULTURE 2003/2004
AGRICULTURE ITEMS PRODUCED:

VEGETABLE
- 14 167 195 KG
 FRUIT
-
771 401 KG
 RED MEAT
-
548 812 KG
 PORK
-
1 870 718 KG
 MILK
-
6 814 863 LITRES
 BUTTER
-
75 723 KG
 CHICKEN
-
1 516 783 KG
 EGGS
-
1 316 737 DOZ
 VENISON
-
4 817 KG
Department of
Correctional
Services18
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY
•
PRODUCT
VEGETABLES
FRUIT
RED MEAT
PORK
MILK
CHICKEN
EGGS
SELFSUFFICIENCY
2003/2004
FINANCIAL YEAR
65,7%
20,3%
29,3%
80,9%
34,2%
45,8%
57,4%
MEDIUM TERM
SELFSUFFICIENCY AIMS
70%
40%
30%
85%
35%
85%
85%
Department of
Correctional
Services19
MARKET: PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS &
AGRICULTURE
WOOD & STEEL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES:
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES.
ALL NATIONAL GOVERNMENT DEPTS.
LOCAL & PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS.
PARASTATALS.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
SHOES, TEXTILE AND BAKERIES:
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES.
MARKET FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE:
Department of
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES.
Correctional
Services20
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION: PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS
FINANCIAL
YEAR
EXPENDITURE
VALUE OF
PRODUCTION
PROFIT/
BENEFICIALITY
PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS WERE RE-ALLOCATED ON 1 MAY 1998 TO
THE FORMER DIRECTOR AGRICULTURE
1998/1999
R29 759 021
R 30 987 129
R1 228 108
1999/2000
R34 182 392
R44 293 419
R10 111 027
2000/2001
R76 276 316
R107 389 733
R31 113 417
2001/2002
R77 570 760
R115 411 359
R37 840 599
2002/2003
R88 022 704
R133 939 419
R45 916 715
2003/2004
R103 399 688
R128 770 976
R25 371 288
Department of
Correctional
Services21
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION: AGRICULTURE
IT IS ONE OF THE OBJECTIVES TO ENSURE THAT AGRICULTURAL
PROJECTS ARE MANAGED ACCORDING TO SOUND BUSINESS
PRINCIPLES.
• THE FOLLOWING RESULTS WERE ATTAINED DURING THE PAST
FOUR FINANCIAL YEARS (ACCORDING TO THE AGRICULTURE
COSTING SYSTEM).
FINANCIAL
YEAR
EXPENDITURE
VALUE OF
PRODUCTION
PROFIT/
BENEFICIALITY
2000/2001
R53 209 136
R 65 697 544
R12 488 408
2001/2002
R64 447 339
R 84 601 020
R20 123 681
2002/2003
R76 292 626
R102 919 435
R25 626 709
2003/2004
R82 829 158
R108 888 570
R26 059 412
Department of
Correctional
Services22
OFFENDER SKILLS UTILIZATION: PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS & AGRICULTURE
THESE FIGURES ARE INDICATIVE OF THE NUMBER
OF OFFENDERS UTILIZED PER DAY
YEAR
AGRICULTURE
1997/1998
PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS
2 529
1998/1999
2 413
3 064
1999/2000
2 391
3 218
2000/2001
2 347
2 713
2001/2002
2 312
2 980
2002/2003
2 786
3 268Department of
2003/2004
2 600
2 777
3 342Correctional
Services23
DEVELOPMENT OF OFFENDERS: PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS & AGRICULTURE
 THE FOLLOWING ARE AN INDICTAION OF
OFFENDERS THAT PARTICIPATED IN VOCATIONAL
SKILLS TRAINING AT THE VARIOUS PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS & AGRICULTURAL SITES.
YEAR
PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS
AGRICULTURE
1998/1999
575
729
1999/2000
2000/2001
670
681
936
1 951
2001/2002
2002/2003
2003/2004
464
954
1167
1 329
1 683
Department of
1 908
Correctional
Services24
SKILLS OPPORTUNITIES PROVIDED TO
OFFENDERS
WOOD
INDUSTRY
STEEL
INDUSTRY
TEXTILE
INDUSTRY
FARMS
BAKERIES
WOOD
MACHINING
FITTING &
TURNING
INDUSTRIAL
SEWING
SKILLS
FRUIT & VEG.
CULTIVATION
BREAD
BAKING
SKILLS
CABINET
MAKING
WELDING
PATERN
MAKING
LIVESTOCK
FARMING
MIXING
INGREDIENDS
FURNITURE
POLISHING
SHEET
METALWORK
PATERN
LAYOUT &
CUTTING
CHICKEN &
EGG FARMING
BAKERY
EQUIPMENT
OPERATING
UPHOLSTERY
SPRAY
PAINTING
ABBATOIR
SLAUGHTER
HOUSE
POWDER
COATING
BLOCKMEN
Department of
Correctional
Services25
SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
Department of
Correctional
Services26
INTRODUCTION: SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
RESULTANT FROM THE RESTRUCTURING PROCESS
OF THE DEPARTMENT, THE DIRECTORATE: SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT WAS CREATED. THE MANDATE OF
THIS DIRECTORATE IS:
 TO PROVIDE A VARIETY OF SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES AND OPPORTUNITIES.
 TO ENSURE THAT THE PROGRAMMES ARE
ALIGNED WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE SOUTH
AFRICAN QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY (SAQA)
AND THE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT ACT.
Department of
Correctional
Services27
INTRODUCTION CONT.
 THE DIRECTORATE IS FURTHER MANDATED TO
ENSURE THAT THE TRAINING FACILITIES IN THE
DEPARTMENT ARE ACCREDITED AND MEET THE
REQUIREMENTS SET BY VARIOUS RELEVANT
SECTOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING AUTHORITIES
(SETAs)
Department of
Correctional
Services28
VISION: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
TO RENDER A SKILLS DEVELOPMENT SERVICE
THAT IS RESPONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF THE
OFFENDERS AND THE LABOUR MARKET IN
ORDER TO CONTRIBUTE TO REHABILITATION
AND EFFECTIVE REINTEGRATION INTO THE
COMMUNITY.
Department of
Correctional
Services29
MISSION: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
THE VISION IS ACHIEVED THROUGH:
 Observing and determining the job market skills
needs and aligning our programmes accordingly.
 Provision and marketing of accredited programmes
to offenders.
 Catering for the needs of offenders with special
needs.
 Ensuring that staff is adequately developed to
deliver needs-based and accredited skills
development programmes.
 Establishing networks with service providers and
other community-based structures.
Department of
Correctional
Services30
OBJECTIVES: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

TO INTEGRATE FORMAL EDUCATION AND SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES.

TO EQUIP OFFENDERS WITH NEEDS- BASED AND
MARKET- RELATED OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS.
- TO IMPLEMENT LEARNERSHIP PROGRAMMES.
Department of
Correctional
Services31
OBJECTIVES: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
CONT.

TO DEVELOP THE SKILLS OF THE OFFENDERS
AS PART OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN PROSPROSPECTIVE WORKFORCE IN ORDER
TO:
- Improve their quality of life, prospects of work
and labour mobility.
- Improve their competitiveness as prospecpective employees.

TO INCULCATE DESIRABLE WORK ETHICS AND
INSTILL A CULTURE OF LIFE LONG
Department of
LEARNING.
Correctional
 TO ENCOURAGE A SPIRIT OF ENTREPRENEURServices32
PROGRAMMES
THE FOLLOWING TRAINING PROGRAMMES ARE
OFFERED:
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
 VOCATIONAL TRAINING IMPLIES THEORETICAL
AND PRACTICAL TRAINING IN WHICH A
OFFENDER, UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION,
IS ELIGIBLE TO BE ASSESSED AND ISSUED WITH
A QUALIFICATION BY THE RELEVANT SECTOR
EDUCATION AND TRAINING AUTHORITY (SETA) OR
INSTITUTE FOR THE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
LEARNERSHIP, EMPLOYMENT SKILLS AND Department of
Correctional
LABOUR ASSESSMENT (INDLELA).
Services33
.
PROGRAMMES CONT.
 THESE INCLUDE TRADES SUCH AS FITTING,
TURNING, TOOL MAKING. (SEE ANNEXURE A FOR
A LIST OF TRADES OFFERED.)
Department of
Correctional
Services34
PROGRAMMES CONT.
BASIC OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING
 OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING IS TRAINING IN
WHICH ARTISAN STATUS IS NOT THE ULTIMATE
AIM, BUT A SPECIALIZED TRAINING IN A FIELD OF
STUDY RESULTING IN A CERTIFICATE /
QUALIFICATION BEING ISSUED. THESE COURSES
ARE PROVIDED INTERNALLY AND BY EXTERNAL
SERVICE PROVIDERS. (SEE ANNEXURE B)
Department of
Correctional
Services35
PROGRAMMES CONT.
ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS TRAINING
THIS PROGRAMME IS GEARED TOWARDS IMPARTING
BASIC BUSINESS SKILLS TO LEARNERS WITH THE
AIM OF ENABLING THEM TO BE SELF - EMPLOYED
AFTER RELEASE.

THESE INCLUDE COURSES SUCH AS
DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS PLANS,
STARTING A SMALL BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
Department of
Correctional
Services36
PROGRAMMES CONT.
ENGINEERING STUDIES:

THIS PROGRAMME ACCOMMODATES
LEARNERS WHO ARE ENROLLED FOR
ENGINEERING STUDIES BETWEEN N1 AND N6.
COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING:


THIS PROGRAMME IS AIMED AT EQUIPPING
LEARNERS WITH BOTH BASIC AND ADVANCE
COMPUTER SKILLS.
THESE COMPUTER COURSES INCLUDE BUT
Department of
NOT LIMITED TO SOFT WARE DESIGN,
Correctional
UPGRADING AND COMPUTER MAINTENANCE.
Services37
FACILITIES
 TRAINING TAKES PLACE IN THE PRODUCTION
WORKSHOPS AND AT TRAINING CENTRES.
 13 NCPS TRAINING CENTRES.
 CENTRES ARE LOCATED AT THESE
PROVINCES AND MANAGEMENT AREAS.
Department of
Correctional
Services38
FACILITIES
PROVINCE
FREESTATE
MANAGEMENT
AREA/S
GEORGE
EAST LONDON AND
UMTATA
KIMBERLEY AND
UPINGTON
KROONSTAD
LIMPOPO
POLOKWANE
WESTERN CAPE
EASTERN CAPE
NORTHERN CAPE
Department of
Correctional
Services39
FACILITIES CONT.
PROVINCE
NORTHWEST
MPUMALANGA
KWAZULU-NATAL
GAUTENG
MANAGEMENT
AREA/S
ODI
BETHAL AND
NELSPRUIT
NCOME AND
WATERVAL
JOHANNESBURG
Department of
Correctional
Services40
OFFENDER PARTICIPATION

IN THE 2003/04 FINANCIAL YEAR, A TOTAL
OF 15 812 OFFENDERS PARTICIPATED IN
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES.

THE BREAKDOWN, PER REGION, IS
PROVIDED AS FOLLOWS:
Department of
Correctional
Services41
OFFENDER PARTICIPATION:
GAUTENG REGION
PROGRAMME
Occupational skills training
Vocational training
Computer training
Entrepreneurial training
Engineering studies
PARTICIPATION
2 602
620
88
200
2 559
Department of
Correctional
Services42
OFFENDER PARTICIPATION:
WESTERN CAPE REGION
PROGRAMME
Occupational skills training
Vocational training
PARTICIPATION
460
138
Computer training
159
Entrepreneurial training
274
Engineering studies
69
Department of
Correctional
Services43
OFFENDER PARTICIPATION:
EASTERN CAPE REGION
PROGRAMME
Occupational skills training
Vocational training
Computer training
PARTICIPATION
505
197
0
Entrepreneurial training
117
Engineering studies
291
Department of
Correctional
Services44
OFFENDER PARTICIPATION:
FREESTATE & N/CAPE REGION
PROGRAMME
Occupational skills training
Vocational training
Computer training
PARTICIPATION
803
290
53
Entrepreneurial training
273
Engineering studies
140
Department of
Correctional
Services45
OFFENDER PARTICIPATION:
KWAZULU-NATAL REGION
PROGRAMME
Occupational skills training
Vocational training
Computer training
Entrepreneurial training
Engineering studies
PARTICIPATION
944
631
388
1 328
138
Department of
Correctional
Services46
OFFENDER PARTICIPATION:
LIMPOPO/MPU/NWEST REGION
PROGRAMME
Occupational skills training
Vocational training
Computer training
PARTICIPATION
1 326
480
88
Entrepreneurial training
312
Engineering studies
339
Department of
Correctional
Services47
FUNDING FOR TRAINING

DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR FROM THE
NATIONAL SKILLS FUND.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR CONTRIBUTED
R15 MILLION IN THE CURRENT FINANCIAL
YEAR.

SEE ANNEXURE C FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Department of
Correctional
Services48
PERSONNEL

POST ESTABLISHMENT = 310

FILLED POSITIONS = 210.

THERE IS A NEED TO CREATE MORE
POSITIONS.
Department of
Correctional
Services49
CONCLUSION

THE TRAINING PROVIDED IN THE DCS IS IN
LINE WITH LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENTS
PARTICULARLY THE SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT ACT AND NATIONAL
QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK (NQF).

PROGRAMMES OFFERED ARE NEEDSBASED AND INFORMED BY LABOUR
MARKET NEEDS.
Department of
Correctional
Services50
CONCLUSION CONT.

HARD SKILLS ARE COUPLED WITH
ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILL TRAINING TO
ENABLE OFFENDERS NOT ONLY TO BE
EMPLOYABLE BUT ALSO ENABLE THEM TO
START SMALL BUSINESSES AFTER
RELEASE.
Department of
Correctional
Services51
BENEFITS OF SKILLS UTILIZATION, SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION

CONTRIBUTES TO STABILITY IN PRISON
ENVIRONMENT BY COMBATTING IDLENESS AND
STRUCTURING THE DAY.

OFFENDERS ARE EQUIPPED WITH KNOWLEDGE,
SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES NECESSARY FOR SELFRELIANCE.

OFFENDERS ARE EXPOSED TO WORKPLACE
NORMS AND ACTIVITIES.

OFFENDERS ARE AFFORDED THE OPPORTUNITY
TO GAIN PRACTICAL IN SERVICE TRAINING ON A
DIVERSE RANGE OF ITEMS / PRODUCTS Department of
Correctional
(JOB SKILLS).
Services52
BENEFITS OF SKILLS UTILIZATION, SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION (CONT.)

OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE ACQUIRED SKILLS AND TO
IDENTIFY FURTHER NEEDS FOR DEVELOPMENT /
TRAINING.

OFFENDERS ARE ENABLED TO BE PRODUCTIVE AND
CONTRIBUTE TO THE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF THEIR
FAMILIES.

HELP TO DEFRAY COSTS OF INCARCERATION /
BUDGETARY SAVINGS.

INCOME IS GENERATED BY THE PRODUCTS SOLD TO
OTHER GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICIALS.

POVERTY ALLEVIATION PROGRAMS ARE SUPPORTED
USING PRISON LABOR.
Department of
Correctional
Services53
CHALLENGES / CONSTRAINTS
ACCREDITATION OF FACILITIES:

ACCREDITATION PROCESS TAKES TIME.

ACCREDITATION WILL ENABLE OFFENDERS TO BE
TRAINED USING THE LATEST TRAINING STANDARDS.

OFFENDERS WILL NOT BE STIGMATISED WITH
ACCREDITED CERTIFICATION.

OFFENDERS WILL BE CERTIFIED BY RECOGNIZED SETAS
/ INSTITUTIONS.

TRAINING OF ALL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PERSONNEL AS
ASSESSORS.
Department of
Correctional
Services54
CHALLENGES / CONSTRAINTS
(CONT.)
URBANIZATION OF S.A. POPULATION
 THE TREND OF OFFENDERS MOVING TO URBAN
SETTINGS AFTER RELEASE.
 TRAINED OFFENDERS NOT ABLE TO APPLY
SKILLS ACQUIRED.
 OFFENDER’S EMPLOYABILITY REDUCED BY
EMPLOYERS RELOCATING TO URBAN SETTINGS.
Department of
Correctional
Services55
CHALLENGES / CONSTRAINTS
(CONT.)
OFFENDER PARTICIPATION:
 PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAMMES IS
VOLUNTARY.
 OFFENDERS ONLY WORK A SIX HOUR WORK
DAY.
 SKILLS TRAINING MAINLY RESTRICTED TO
LITERATE OFFENDERS WITH VALID S.A.
IDENTITY DOCUMENTS.
 OFFENEDERS ALLOWED TO CHANGE WORK
PROGRAMS BEFORE COMPLETING
Department of
Correctional
SKILLS TRAINING.
Services56
CHALLENGES / CONSTRAINTS
(CONT.)
MARKETING (SUPPORT FROM OTHER GOVERNMENT
DEPARTMENTS)

TOO FEW ORDERS RECEIVED FROM OTHER
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.

ORDERS THAT ARE PLACED, ARE DONE SO
LATE IN THE YEAR, PLACING ADDED
PRESSURE ON PRODUCTIVITY.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS PURCHASE
ITEMS ON TENDER / CONTRACT THAT DCS CAN
PRODUCE.
Department of
Correctional
Services57
CHALLENGES / CONSTRAINTS
(CONT.)
LACK OF SUFFICIENT TECHNICAL SKILLS OFFICIALS:
 TOO FEW TECHNICAL SKILLS OFFICIALS
CURRENTLY APPOINTED IN THE DEPARTMENT.
 SKILLS TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION IS REQUIRED
FOR IN SERVICE TRAINING TO BE EFFECTIVE TO
OFFENDERS.
 ARTISANS CANNOT HANDLE THE TECHNICAL, AS
WELL AS PRACTICAL TRAINING WITH
PRODUCTIVITY LEVELS TO BE SELF-SUFFICIENT.
Department of
Correctional
Services58
CHALLENGES / CONSTRAINTS
(CONT.)
HUMAN RESOURCES:
 VACANT POSTS ARE LEFT VACANT FOR TOO
LONG.
 VACANT POSTS RESULT IN FEWER OFFENDERS
BEING ACCOMMODATED FOR DEVELOPMENT &
PRODUCTION.
FACILITIES:
 INADEQUATE FACILITIES FOR TRAININGDepartment
VIZ
of
TRAINING WORKSHOPS AND CENTRES.Correctional
Services59
THANK YOU
Department of
Correctional
Services60
MANDATE: ANNEXURE
UN STANDARD MINIMUM RULES FOR THE TREATMENT
OF PRISONERS:

RULE 65 : THE TREATMENT OF PERSONS
SENTENCED SHALL HAVE AS ITS PURPOSE …
TO ESTABLISH IN THEM THE WILL TO LEAD
LAW ABIDING AND SELF-SUPPORTING LIVES.

RULE 71(1): WORK MUST NOT BE OF AN
AFFLICTIVE NATURE.
Department of
Correctional
Services61
MANDATE: ANNEXURE
UN STANDARD MINIMUM RULES FOR THE TREATMENT
OF PRISONERS (CONT.):
 RULE 71(2): ALL SENTENCED PRISONERS SHALL
BE REQUIRED TO WORK.
 RULE 71(3): SUFFICIENT WORK SHALL BE
PROVIDED.
 RULE 71(4): WORK PROVIDED MUST BE AS SUCH
AS TO INCREASE THE PRISONER’S ABILITY TO
EARN A HONEST LIVING AFTER RELEASE.
Department of
Correctional
Services62
MANDATE: ANNEXURE
UN STANDARD MINIMUM RULES FOR THE TREATMENT
OF PRISONERS (CONT.):

RULE 71(6): PRISONERS SHAL BE ABLE TO
CHOOSE THE TYPE OF WORK THEY WISH TO
PERFORM.

72(1) “THE ORGANIZATION AND METHODS OF
WORK IN THE INSTITUTIONS SHALL RESEMBLE
AS CLOSELY AS POSSIBLE THOSE OF SIMILAR
WORK OUTSIDE INSTITUTIONS, SO AS TO
PREPARE PRISONERS FOR THE CONDITIONS OF
Department of
NORMAL OCCUPATIONAL LIFE.”
Correctional
Services63
MANDATE: ANNEXURE
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ACT ( ACT 111 OF 1998)
 SECTION 3(2)b: “THE DEPARTMENT MUST AS FAR
AS APPLICABLE BE SELF-SUFFICIENT AND
OPERATE ACCORDING TO BUSINESS
PRINCIPLES.”
 SECTION 37(1) b: “ PERFORM ANY LABOR THAT
IS RELATED TO ANY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
OF WHICH GENERALLY IS DESIGNED TO FOSTER
HABITS OF INDUSTRY…”
Department of
Correctional
Services64
MANDATE: ANNEXURE
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ACT ( ACT 111 OF 1998)
 SECTION 40(1): “SUFFICIENT WORK MUST AS
FAR AS PRACTICABLE BE PROVIDED TO KEEP
PRISONERS ACTIVE FOR A NORMAL WORKING
DAY AND A PRISONER MAY BE COMPELLED TO
DO SUCH WORK.”
 SECTION 133(1): “ ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS
MUST AS FAR AS PRACTICABLE, PURCHASE
ARTICLES AND / OR SIPPLIES THAT IS
MANUFCATURED OR PRODUCED BY PRISON
Department
LABOUR, FROM CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
…” of
Correctional
Services65
MANDATE: ANNEXURE
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ACT (111 OF 1998):

SECTION 41(4): “THE DEPARTMENT MUS
PROVIDE AS FAR AS PRACTICABLE OTHER
DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT PROGRAMMS
WHICH MEET SPECIFIC NEEDS OF SENTENCED
PRISONERS ...”
 SECTION 41 (5): “SENTENCED PRISONERS HAVE
THE RIGHT TO TAKE PART IN PROGRAMMES AND
USE THE SERVICES…”
 SECTION 41 (6): “SENTENCED PRISONERS MAY
BE COMELLED TO PARTICIPATE IN
PROGRAMMES AND USE SERVICES OFFERED…”
Department of
Correctional
Services66
MANDATE: ANNEXURE
 DRAFT WHITE PAPER ON CORRECTIONS IN
SOUTH AFRICA: PARAGRAPH 10.10
 U.N. STANDARD MINIMUM RULES ON THE
TREATMENT OF PRISONERS: RULE 71
Department of
Correctional
Services67
OTHER LEGISLATION REGULATING
AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN DCS
ACT DESCRIPTION
ACT NUMBER:
PUBLIC FINANCE
MANAGEMENT ACT
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
ACT
LIVESTOCK IMPROVEMENT
ACT
FENCING ACT
1 OF 1999
ANIMAL DISEASES ACT
35 OF 1984
FERTILIZERS, FARM FEEDS,
AGRICULTURAL REMEDIES,
AND STOCK REMEDIES ACT
36 OF 1947
15 OF 1993
25 OF 1997
31 OF 1963
Department of
Correctional
Services68
OTHER LEGISLATION REGULATING
AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN DCS
ACT DESCRIPTION
ACT NUMBER:
AGRICULTURAL PESTS ACT
36 OF 1983
NATIONAL WATER ACT
36 OF 1998
MEAT SAFETY ACT
40 OF 2000
CONSERVATION OF
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES
ACT
43 OF 1983
ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION
PREVENTION ACT
45 OF 1965
MARKETING OF
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
ACT
47 OF 1996
Department of
Correctional
Services69
OTHER LEGISLATION REGULATING
AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN DCS
ACT DESCRIPTION
ACT NUMBER:
PLANT IMPROVEMENT ACT
53 OF 1976
FOODSTUFFS, COSMETICS
AND DISINFECTANTS ACT
54 OF 1972
MOUNTAIN CATCHMENT
AREAS ACT
HEALTH ACT
63 OF 1970
NATIONAL ANIMAL
IMPROVEMENT ACT
68 OF 1998
ANIMALS PROTECTION ACT
71 OF 1962
63 OF 1977
Department of
Correctional
Services70
OTHER LEGISLATION REGULATING
AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN DCS
ACT DESCRIPTION
ACT NUMBER:
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSERVATION ACT
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY ACT
LIVESTOCK BRANDS ACT
73 OF 1989
PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT
88 OF 1967
NATIONAL VELD AND FOREST
FIRE ACT
GAME THEFT ACT
101 OF 1998
85 OF 1993
87 OF 1962
105 OF 1991
Department of
Correctional
Services71
OTHER LEGISLATION REGULATING
AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN DCS
ACT DESCRIPTION
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
ACT
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT ACT
FOREST ACT
ACT NUMBER:
111 OF 1998
107 OF 1998
122 OF 1984
Department of
Correctional
Services72
OTHER LEGISLATION REGULATING THE VARIOUS
TRADES OF PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS IN DCS
ACT DESCRIPTION
ACT NUMBER:
PUBLIC FINANCE
MANAGEMENT ACT
AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION
ACT
EMPLOYMENT EQUITY ACT
1 OF 1999
LABOUR RELATIONS ACT
66 OF 1995
BASIC CONDITIONS OF
EMPLOYMENT ACT
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY ACT
75 OF 1997
45 OF 1965
55 OF 1998
85 OF 1993
Department of
Correctional
Services73
OTHER LEGISLATION REGULATING THE VARIOUS
TRADES OF PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS IN DCS
ACT DESCRIPTION
ACT NUMBER:
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT ACT
97 OF 1998
CONSTITUTION OF THE
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
108 OF 1996
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
ACT
111 OF 1998
Department of
Correctional
Services74
ANNEXURE A
TRADES OFFERED AT DEPARTMENTAL
TRAINING WORKSHOPS
Department of
Correctional
Services75
Trades Offered At Workshops
Trade
Practical
Theory
Woodwork Trades
Cabinet making
Wood machining
Upholstery
Furniture polishing
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Department
76 of
Correctional
Services
Trades Offered At Workshops
Trade
Mechanical Trades
Fitting and machining
Welding
Tool making
Sheet metal work
Diesel mechanic
Practical
Theory
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Department
77 of
Correctional
Services
Trades Offered At Workshops
Trade
Petrol mechanics
Panel beating
Spray painting
Electrical
Practical
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Theory
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Department
78 of
Correctional
Services
ANNEXURE B
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT COURSES
OFFERED: 2003/2004 FINANCIAL
YEAR
Department of
Correctional
Services79
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
Free State/
Northern Cape
List of Training Courses
Polish and candle
production
Bleach production
Vegetable planting
General planting
Fertilizer
Weed control
Department of
Correctional
Services80
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Free State/ Northern
Cape (cont)
Leatherwork
Vegetable production
Translating production
Seedling production
Welding (gas/arc)
Caring for sheep
Caring for pigs
Department of
Correctional
Services81
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Free State/ Northern
Cape (cont)
Fencing
Tractor operator
Tractor maintenance
Spray painting
Business skills
Tractor maintenance
Artificial insemination
Department of
Correctional
Services82
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Free State/
Northern Cape
(cont)
Vegetable cultivation
Industrial ceiling machinist
Basic business skills
Bricklaying
Embroidery
Carpentry
Garment making (machine)
Department of
Correctional
Services83
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Kwazulu/Natal
Tailoring
Catering
Baking
Dressmaking
Jewelry making
Drawing and painting
Department of
Correctional
Services84
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Kwazulu/Natal
(cont)
Wood work
Candle making
Bricklaying
Welding
Computer courses
Typing
Enterpreneurship
Department of
Correctional
Services85
Skills Development courses
offered: 2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Kwazulu/Natal
(cont)
Upholstery
Plastering
Carpentry
Radio and TV repair
Curtain making
Chicken care
Poultry production
Department of
Correctional
Services86
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Kwazulu/Natal
(cont)
Flower arranging
Garden maintenance
Artificial insemination
Assistance chef
Housekeeping
Waitron
Re-upholstering
Department of
Correctional
Services87
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Kwazulu/Natal
(cont)
Thatching
Home decoration
Motor body repair
Dressmaking
Cleaning service
Electrical heavy current
Security guarding
Department of
Correctional
Services88
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Kwazulu/Natal
(cont)
Electrical: House tubing
Caring of beef cattle
Business skills
Pottery
Tiling
Caring of stud cattle
Caring of pigs
Department of
Cloth painting
Correctional
Services89
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Kwazulu/Natal
(cont)
Dairy care
Recycling
Leather work
Block making
Sewing
Vegetable production
Beadwork
Basket making
Department of
Correctional
Services90
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Kwazulu/Natal
(cont)
Hairdressing
Sandals making
Shoe making
Cane work
Wood carving
Plumbing
Repair of electrical appliances
Tractor operator
Department of
Correctional
Services91
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Western Cape
Chef assistance
Re- upholstery
Waiter and wine steward
Making of leather shoes
Cane work
Paving ,slap laying, concrete
Cultivation of vegetables
Vehicle rust repair
Department of
Correctional
Services92
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Western Cape Spray painting and preparation
(cont)
Waitron
Woodwork skills
Caring of pigs
Child Care Level 1
Fertilizer and irrigation
Servicing of two stroke engines
Department of
Correctional
Services93
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Western Cape
(cont)
Electrical appliance repair
Hair braiding
Men’s Hairdressing
Cultivation of citrus products
Servicing of light vehicle
Manufacturing of cloths
Welding and cutting
Department of
Correctional
Services94
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Western Cape Domestic refrigeration repair
(cont)
Artificial insemination
Weaving and framing
Basket and mat making
Tractor maintenance
Garden maintenance
Pruning of fruit trees
Woodcarving
Department of
Correctional
Services95
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Western Cape
(cont)
Panelbeating
Pruning of vineyards
Sandals making
Business skills
Caring of sheep
Fencing
Milk machine operator
Making of soft toys
Department of
Correctional
Services96
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Western Cape
(cont)
Making of educational toys
Sign writing
Macro candle maker
Leather work
Meat cutting technician
Manufacturing of cloths
Knitting mats
Broiler production
Department of
Correctional
Services97
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Western Cape
(cont)
Learner tractor driver
Egg production
Griller/ Kitchen assistant
Sheet metal operator
Basic hydraulics
Furniture polishing
Manufacturing of work wear
Department of
Land preparation
Correctional
Services98
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Western Cape
(cont)
Shoe repair
Bricklaying
Chainsaw operator
Department of
Correctional
Services99
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape
Child Care Level 1
Leather work
Sign writing
Paving
Tractor maintenance
Drivers license code 8
Abet level assessment
Shoe repairs
Department of
Correctional
100
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape Driver Heavy duty convention
(cont)
Milk machine operator
Broiler production
Driver tractor learner
Garment making (industrial machine)
Basic bricklaying
Business skills
Department of
Vegetable cultivation
Correctional
101
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape
(cont)
Light vehicle servicing
Poultry assistance
Catering
Electrical appliance repair
Catering
Welding and cutting
Home decoration
Department of
Paving and slab laying Correctional
102
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape
(cont)
Prepare vegetables
Weed, foliage pest control
Hair dressing
Computer skills
Basic bricklaying
Re-upholstering
Fertilization and irrigation
Department of
Seedling production
Correctional
103
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape
(cont)
Caring for sheep
Sewing machinist (industrial)
Curtain making
Business start-up programmed
Caring for piglets
Computer skills
Plastering
Department of
Correctional
104
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape
(cont)
Caring for milk/stud cattle
Chef’s assistance
Carpenter
Caring for pigs
Auto electric repairs
Management basic training
Welding
Department of
Correctional
105
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape
(cont)
Flower arranging
Needlework
Painter assistant
Curtain making
Tree management
Shearing
Ostrich feathers’ sorting
Department of
Correctional
Bricklaying
106
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape
(cont)
Leather shoe making
Hand beading
Hand knitting
Home decoration
Fencing
Vegetable propagation
Garment making (industrial)
Department of
Correctional
107
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Eastern Cape
(cont)
Poultry assistant
Carpentry
Brick making
Pottery
Department of
Correctional
108
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Gauteng
Milk of cows
Piggery
Abattoir
Agronomy
Electrical repair
Electrical modules
Chef’s assistance
Department of
Correctional
109
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Gauteng
(cont)
Garden maintenance
Milk machine operator
Landscape designing
Tractor maintenance
Garden maintenance
Steelwork modules
Plumbing
Department of
Correctional
Services110
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Gauteng
(cont)
Fertilization
Vegetable cultivation
Carpentry
Flower arrangement
Upholstery
Painting
Fitting and machine
Department of
Correctional
Services111
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Gauteng
(cont)
Motor mechanic
Fabric painting
Dress making
How to run your own business
Basic Business Skills
Furniture production
Two stroke engine maintenance
Department of
Seedling production
Correctional
Services112
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Gauteng
(cont)
Transplanting of seedlings
Land preparation
Fencing
Basic computer skills
Computer literacy
Computer skills
PC engineering
PC repair and network
Department of
Correctional
Services113
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Gauteng
(cont)
Advance computer skills
Clothing production
Safety induction
Woodwork
Welding
Cabinet making
Wood machine
Department of
Brick laying
Correctional
Services114
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Gauteng (cont)
Fitting and turning
Catering
Auto body repair
Department of
Correctional
Services115
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Limpopo/
Mpumalanga/
North West
Re-upholstering
Wood work
Pottery
Micro fruit juice/ice lollie producer
Tractor operator
Candle wicking
Child care
Department of
Caring for cattle
Correctional
Services116
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Limpopo/
Mpumalanga/
North West
(cont)
Frame Housing
Welding
Electrical appliances repairs
Meat cut grading
Garment making
Embroidery
Thatching
Department of
Business skills
Correctional
Services117
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Limpopo/
Mpumalanga/
North West
(cont)
Vegetable propagation
Curtain making
Bookkeeping trials balance
Hair dressing
Needle work
Upholstery
Catering
Department of
Bricklaying
Correctional
Services118
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Limpopo/
Plastering
Mpumalanga/
Eradication of intruder plants
North West (cont) Fencing
Irrigation
Paving and slab laying
Carpentry
Furniture production
Department of
Sewing industrial
Correctional
Services119
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Limpopo/
Mpumalanga/
North West
(cont)
Plumbing
Textile hand painting
Cooking
Leather work
Tiling
Caring for sheep
Caring for pigs
Caring for piglets
Department of
Correctional
120
Services
Skills Development courses offered:
2003/2004 Financial Year
Region
List of Training Courses
Limpopo/
Mpumalanga/
North West
(cont)
Artificial insemination
Weed foliage and pest control
Baking
Flower arranging
Pruning of trees
Department of
Correctional
121
Services
ANNEXURE C
ALLOCATION OF DEPARTMENT OF
LABOUR FUNDS: 2004/2005
FINANCIAL YEAR
Department of
Correctional
122
Services
ALLOCATION OF DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
FUNDS: 2004/2005 FINANCIAL YEAR
PROVINCE
Eastern Cape
Free State
Gauteng
Kwazulu/Natal
Limpopo
Mpumalanga
Northern Cape
North West
Western Cape
ALLOCATION
R2 304 884
R 637 697
R3 300 000
R1 500 000
R1 000 000
R 929 806
R 927 613
R1 200 000
R3 200 000
Department of
Correctional
123
Services