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The Independent Journal of Teaching and Learning

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GUMBO, Mishak Thiza; SEREFETE, Sethunya Ludo  e  OATS, Reginald. An assessment of the employability of learners who attained their qualifications through recognition of prior learning in Botswana. IJTL [online]. 2023, vol.18, n.1, pp.118-131. ISSN 2519-5670.

This study assessed the abilities and competencies of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) graduates in Botswana and their employability. Twelve participants identified from various RPL education and training fields, and hairdressing and beauty therapy services were interviewed. The findings indicate that RPL has overall life-shaping consequences for the learners involved and for this reason, it was highly embraced by participants; RPL gives learners access to post-school education, including other qualifications; RPL benefits learners and it is thus value for money invested by the Botswana Government. Therefore, the promotion of social inclusion should be embraced and adopted as a mode of assessment to capacitate human resource development in Botswana. The article concludes by recommending a partnership between Government and relevant institutions and organisations to audit skils in the country to uncover the unused skils, as wel as to design RPL that is relevant to the local needs.

Palavras-chave : RPL; out-of-school education; training and development; human resource development.

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