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HRDT611

Handbook of Human Resource Development (E-book) by Chalofsky, N
Publication Date: 2014
Human resource development research handbook: linking research and practice (Printed copy) by Swanson, R.A. & Holton, E.F.
Publication Date: 1997
International human resource development : learning, education and training for individuals and organizations (Printed copy) by Wilson, JP., ed.
Publication Date: 2012, 3rd ed.

2nd Semester

Research methods in human resource management: investigating a business issue (Printed copy) by Anderson, V., Fontinah, R & Robson, F.
Publication Date: 2020, 4th ed.
Research design: qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods approaches (Printed copy) by Creswell, JW & Creswell, JD
Publication Date: 2018, 5th ed
Research at grass roots: for the social sciences and human services professions (Printed copy) by Fouché, CB et al
Publication Date: 2021, 5th ed.
First steps in research by Kobus Maree, editor
ISBN: 9780627037085
Publication Date: 2019, 3rd ed.

HRDT626

Human resource development: a concise introduction (Ebook) by Carbery, R. & Cross, C., eds.
Publication Date: 2015
Practising training and development in South African organisations (Printed copy) by Coetzee, M. ed.
Publication Date: 2013, 2nd ed.
Practising learning and development in South African organisations (Ebook) by Coetzee, M., ed.
Publication Date: 2019, 3rd ed.
Managing human resource development: a strategic learning approach (Ebook) by Meyer, M., ed.
Publication Date: 2016, 5th ed.
International human resource development : learning, education and training for individuals and organizations (Printed copy) by Wilson, J.P., ed.
Publication Date: 2012, 3rd ed.

National Qualifications Frameworks: solving the education/labour market ‘mismatch’?
What is a National Qualifications Framework? Considerations from a Study of National Qualifications Frameworks from 16 countries
Will skills save us? Rethinking the relationships between vocational education, skills development policies, and social policy in South Africa
International Journal of Educational Development 32(5):632–642
Unit standards to occupational qualifications: South African vocational policy reform stuck in reverse
Journal of Vocational Education & Training, 74(1):107-125
Comparison of Anglo Saxon and German Capitalism Models
BRICS joint statisitical publication
Analysis and overview of NQF level descriptors in European countries
Globalization and education
Globus Journal of Progressive Education a Refereed Research Journal, 6(1):1-6
Flying blind: Policy rationales for national qualifications frameworks and how they tend to evolve
Revised Strategic Plan 2020-2025
Benchmarking training and development practices: a multi‐country comparative analysis
Human Resource Management, 41(1):67–86
A review of international and national developments in the use of qualifications frameworks
The Global Inventory of Regional and National Qualifications Frameworks 2017, Volume II: National and regional cases
Analysis of strengths and weaknesses in the National Human Resource Development systems of BRICS
Human Resource Development International, 20(4):268-281
Policy rationales for qualifications frameworks and how they tend to evolve: new developments and implications for TVET
Towards reclaiming the high ground in the discourse on vocationalism in developing countries
International Journal of Educational Development, 29(6):558-564
The Effects of Globalisation on Education
Skills supply and demand in South Africa: Labour Market Intelligence research programme
Towards reclaiming the high ground in the discourse on vocationalism in developing countries
International Journal of Educational Development, 29(6):558-564
Beyond aid effectiveness: The development of the South African further education and training college sector, 1994–2009
International Journal of Educational Development, 30(5):525-534
Vocational education and training for development: A policy in need of a theory?
International Journal of Educational Development, 32(5):623-631
International influences on the evolution of skills development in South Africa
International Journal of Educational Development, 26(5):483-494
Improving the undergraduate human resource development curriculum in South Africa
National Qualifications Framework Act 67 of 2008
OECD Economic Surveys: South Africa
Latest version
QCTO (Quality Council for Trades and Occupations)
FET Colleges purpose in the developmental state: imperatives for South Africa
Skills development legislation as a lever of change to reduce poverty, inequality and unemployment
SAQA (South African Qualifications Authority)
National Skills Development Strategy III
Skills Development Amendment Act 37 of 2008
Human Resource Development Strategy for South Africa (HRD‐SA) 2010 – 2030
National skills development plan 2030 (Government Gazette 41332)
An introductory guide to national qualifications frameworks: conceptual and practical issues for policy makers
Global inventory of regional and national qualifications frameworks 2017: volume I, thematic chapters
Learning for all: investing in people's knowledge and skills to promote development
The same but different: HRD master’s programmes in the United States
Zachmeier, A., Cho, Y. & Kim, M. 2014. The same but different: HRD master’s programmes in the United States. Human Resource Development International, 17(3):318-338.

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