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Henley Business School Africa Dean Jon Foster-Pedley The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), a 35-strong group of mostly advanced economy countries, has a cool tool with which you can compare stats about its members. The Better Life Index (BLI) is an attempt to move conversations about national wealth aware from the overly broad…
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“The doors that have been opening have been astounding, the MBA alumni network incredible and the outcomes for me, from personal development to self-awareness, incredibly powerful.” he says.
For Jonathan Foster-Pedley, Dean and Director of Henley Africa, and Dr Adri Drotskie, Henley Africa’s MBA Director, it was of critical importance that the MBA offered by Henley Africa was family-friendly. The MBA programme is, therefore, a part-time programme that runs over 30-months and provides enough flexibility that students have time for their families, other commitments and their full-time jobs.
Henley Business School – Africa’s Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice (PG Dip) is a postgraduate management practice programme that gives students the necessary tools they need to effectively manage a business and move on to Henley Africa’s MBA programme.
Content hosted by iono.fm Setting aside the Gupta fiasco in South Africa, details may soon emerge of the extent that South Africa is now a Russian client-state if investigations into the Russian nuclear deal ever emerge. This was a message at the ‘South Africa from Hero to Zero …. And Back Again?’ event hosted by…
Why do people expect Jacob Zuma to do something? He was going to jail when we found him and we gave him the keys to the country? – quips Comedian and Social Commentator, John Vlismas, during this month’s LikeMind session One of the main problems with South Africa is that we expect our politicians to…
Puleng Makhoalike of Henley Africa explained: “At Henley, we encourage people to disrupt their own lives, meaning that, bringing people into a team who all have similar skills will always produce the same results.”
In the latest Financial Mail MBA rankings survey, Henley Business School Africa was rated one of four business school in South Africa that graduates would choose if cost were not an issue. The survey confirmed that employers view Henley as one of the top five business schools in South Africa, and out of nine personal…
