SA’s energy transition: Preparing people for new opportunities

Government prepares South Africans for the future of work

South Africa’s just energy transition is underway, and the government is committed to ensuring that the country’s people are prepared for the new opportunities that will arise.

The transition to a low-carbon economy will create new jobs in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and other clean technologies. The government is investing in education and training to ensure that South Africans have the skills they need to succeed in these new industries.

The government is also working to ensure that the transition is just and equitable. It is committed to supporting workers and communities who may be affected by the changes. The government is providing financial assistance, job training, and other support to help people transition to new jobs.

Preparing for the future of work

The future of work is changing rapidly, and South Africa needs to be prepared. The government is committed to ensuring that the country’s people have the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the new economy.

The government is investing in education and training to ensure that South Africans have the skills they need to succeed in the new economy.

The government is also working to ensure that the just transition is equitable. It is committed to supporting workers and communities who may be affected by the changes. The government is providing financial assistance, job training, and other support to help people transition to new jobs.

Investing in education and training

The government is investing in education and training to ensure that South Africans have the skills they need to succeed in the new economy.

The government is providing funding for new programs and initiatives to help people develop the skills they need for the future of work. These programs include:

• The National Skills Fund, which provides funding for skills development programs.
• The Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETAs), which are responsible for developing and implementing skills development programs in specific sectors.
• The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA), which provides funding and support for youth development programs.

The government is also working with businesses and other stakeholders to develop new apprenticeship and training programs. These programs will help people gain the skills they need to succeed in the new economy.

Creating a just and equitable transition

The government is committed to ensuring that the just energy transition is equitable. It is committed to supporting workers and communities who may be affected by the changes.

The government is providing financial assistance, job training, and other support to help people transition to new jobs. The government is also working with businesses and other stakeholders to develop new economic opportunities in communities that may be affected by the transition.

The government is committed to ensuring that the just energy transition benefits all South Africans.