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This phase develops facilitation and curriculum design skills, enabling educators to independently deliver impactful worker education programmes within their provinces.

The PEP supports trained educators to implement peer-led education within unions and communities. It promotes mentorship, knowledge sharing and the cascading of skills to strengthen grassroots structures.

Provincial Schools provide structured education programmes based on the outcomes of the Needs Analysis. They focus on building core trade union knowledge, political understanding and organisational skills while strengthening solidarity and collective learning.

This short course equips trade unionists with practical skills to represent workers effectively in arbitration processes. It strengthens understanding of dispute resolution under the Labour Relations Act and builds confidence in case preparation and presentation.

The graduation ceremony recognises participants who have successfully completed the Trade Union Practice Qualification, celebrating their achievement and contribution to strengthening the labour movement.

This module builds understanding of labour legislation, workers’ rights and legal processes. It equips trade unionists to apply the law strategically and effectively in defence of members.

Western Cape The Needs Analysis phase involves participatory engagement with unions and activists to identify provincial education priorities, capacity gaps and strategic interventions required to strengthen union work. Outcomes inform the Provincial Schools and training plans. A participation link will be shared in advance to enable broader engagement.

A regional platform for critical debate and reflection on contemporary labour and political issues from a working-class perspective.

An accredited 20-credit skills programme that strengthens participants’ understanding of labour law, occupational health and safety legislation, and dispute resolution processes. It equips trade unionists to apply the law based on facts and balance of probabilities.

This module introduces key economic concepts affecting workers and trade unions. It strengthens the ability of unionists to analyse economic systems and engage in informed policy and bargaining processes.