HOW WE CREATE VALUE
Stakeholder engagement and value creation
LEGEND
Expectations met
Improvement required
Worsening
Improving
Stable
Expectations met
Improvement required
Worsening
Improving
Stable
Training Offices
How we Engage; Their role in value creation; and how we address these interests
Their material interests
- Suitable supply and retention of trainees
- Reputation of SAICA designations
- Relevant training administration systems
- Effective application of SAICA accreditation
- Training implementation support
How we engaged
- Working groups meet monthly
- An MST platform is used to upload the outcomes of the working groups and eight sub-groups
- Surveys are undertaken to illicit feedback regularly
- One-on-one engagements take place as required with small practices
How we addressed needs and interests
- Implementation of an electronic assessment tool to assist training offices in performing student assessments
- Ongoing promotion of CA of the Future Framework
Risks/opportunities
- Loss of confidence in members’ professional competencies
- Identifying the skills required to meet future needs
- Providing development opportunities to members
Strategic response
- Review of SAICA’s competency framework and implementation of the CA of the Future outcomes
- Continuous development and delivery of effective member education, particularly non-technical training courses
IMPACT
STRATEGIC PILLAR
Material matters


Key metrics and objectives tracked to monitor value delivered
- Training offices engagement score = 55% (FY22: 54%)