Strategic Learning is the process of aligning learning and development initiatives with an organization’s long-term goals and business strategy. It goes beyond traditional training by focusing on building the skills, knowledge, and capabilities that drive innovation, adaptability, and competitive advantage.
Systems Learning is an approach to understanding and improving complex systems by examining how their components interact over time. It involves learning from feedback, patterns, and relationships within systems—such as organizations, supply chains, or ecosystems—to make informed decisions and drive sustainable change.
Workplace Learning refers to the continuous development of skills, knowledge, and competencies within the work environment. It encompasses both formal training programs and informal, on-the-job experiences that enable employees to grow professionally and adapt to evolving roles and technologies.
Learnerships are structured learning programs that combine theoretical training with practical workplace experience, designed to equip individuals with the skills and qualifications needed for specific occupations. Common in South Africa, learnerships are part of the national strategy to address skills shortages and promote youth employment.