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Press release: Revealing research questions the impact of African business schools 15 June 2022, Johannesburg, South Africa. There is no limit to the areas in which African business schools can widen their footprint, believes Jonathan Foster-Pedley, dean and director: Henley Business School Africa and a board member of the Association of African Business Schools…
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HENLEY Business School Africa has been chosen once again as the research partner for the All Africa Business Leaders Awards. This is a particularly special edition of the awards, because they weren’t held last year because of COVID-19 plus this year will be the 10th time they are presented. “We are overjoyed to be partnering…
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26th April, Johannesburg, South Africa. FIGHTING COVID 19 has disrupted everything we once held true. Working from home became a reality, working remotely and asynchronously have become distinct possibilities in a post-pandemic world. But what about working a four-day week? A new study by Henley UK, building on its pioneering study conducted in 2019 before…
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| Higher Certificate in Management Practice | Advanced Certificate in Management Practice | Advanced Diploma in Management Practice | |
| Intake 1 |
21 February |
7 March |
14 February |
| Intake 2 |
28 March |
18 July | 20 June |
| Intake 3 | 11 July | 19 September | 18 July |
| Intake 4 | 27 September | 3 October |
| Higher Certificate in Management Practice | Advanced Certificate in Management Practice | Advanced Diploma in Management Practice | |
| Qualification |
A Matric Certificate or equivalent qualification at NQF level 4 |
NQF level 5 qualification or equivalent |
A NQF level 6 Advanced Certificate qualification or equivalent National Diploma at NQF level 6 |
| Years management experience |
1-2 years’ work experience, preferably with some junior management/supervisory experience. |
2 years’ or more management experience |
3 years’ minimum management experience |
| Recognition of prior learning consideration (RPL) | Minimum of 5 years working experience at a senior or strategic level and are without the required qualification | Minimum of 5 years working experience at a senior or strategic level and are without the required qualification |
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| Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice | |
| Qualification | NQF level 7 qualification or equivalent i.e. Bachelor’s degree, Advanced Diploma, Postgraduate Certificate or B Tech |
| Years management experience | 2 - 3 years of management experience |
| Other | Employed / business owner and have access to organisation’s data for assignment purposes |
| Recognition of prior learning consideration (RPL) | If you have five years’ management experience at a senior level and no academic qualification, we will consider your application based on Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). RPL candidate admission cannot exceed 10% of the total class intake. |
Please note: If you are applying on the basis of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), please email pranishab@henleysa.ac.za to assist you with your RPL application.
| Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice | |
| Intake 1 |
7 February |
| Intake 2 |
7 March |
| Intake 3 |
4 April |
| Intake 4 | 16 May |
| Intake 5 | 27 June |
| Intake 6 | 22 August |
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Apply for any of our 2022 intakes before 31 December 2021 and pay 2021 prices*
| MBA Payment options (Early Bird Fees) | |||
| Payment Option 1 | Payment Option 2 | Payment Option 3 | |
| Stage 1 | Full payment upfront R305 655 |
Pay stage 1 and 2 upfront
R215 895 |
Pay before stage 1
R144 855 |
| Stage 2 |
Then pay before stage 2
R79 818 |
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| Stage 3 | Then before the start of stage 3 R107 070 |
Then pay before stage 3
R107 070 |
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| Total | R305 655 | R322 965 | R331 743 |
| Early bird Saving | R18 245 | R12 935 | R8 691 |
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For payment option 1 you will be paying 2021 prices for the full programme.
For payment option 2 you will be paying 2021 prices for stage 1 and 2 and then 2022 prices for stage 3.
For payment option 2 you will be paying 2021 prices for stage 1 and then 2022 prices for stage 2 and 3.
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