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Backed by 30+ years in Africa and 100 years of the University of Reading, Henley delivers world-class, locally tailored programmes.
Our family-friendly approach transforms the high-pressure of studying into a collective success. Say no to "burnout" culture with our flexible, blended model that fits into a working life.(Featured image as on that page with FF copy of family)
Henley Business School began in the UK in the 1940s with a mission to rebuild the economy in the wake of the Second World War.
Africa doesn’t have a talent problem; it has a talent development problem. Henley makes management training easier, faster and more immediately useful for organisations, so that African businesses can grow sustainably and create jobs.
All Henley’s academic programmes are accredited by SAQA and our MBA and DBA degrees are awarded in both the UK and South Africa.
All Henley’s academic programmes are accredited by SAQA and our MBA and DBA degrees are awarded in both the UK and South Africa.
All Henley’s academic programmes are accredited by SAQA and our MBA and DBA degrees are awarded in both the UK and South Africa.
All Henley’s academic programmes are accredited by SAQA and our MBA and DBA degrees are awarded in both the UK and South Africa.
Targeted, practical, and immediately useful learning that respects your busy schedule.
Targeted, practical, and immediately useful learning that respects your busy schedule.
Targeted, practical, and immediately useful learning that respects your busy schedule.
Targeted, practical, and immediately useful learning that respects your busy schedule.
Targeted, practical, and immediately useful learning that respects your busy schedule.
British High Commissioner to SA, Nigel Casey, once worked for (then) UK Prime Minister David Cameron at 10 Downing street. He shared his insights with Henley Dean, Jon Foster-Pedley.
[LISTEN]: Nigel Casey, 
British High Commissioner to South Africa, talks to our Dean, Jonathon Foster-Pedley and shares insights around his time in No. 10 Downing street working for David Cameron, his international career and exposure, and possibilities for South Africa 
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In this podcast Henley Africa Dean, Jon Foster-Pedley, chats to OUTA CEO, Wayne Duvenage, about the organisation's origins and continued evolution.
Event hosted by Henley Business School Africa, where questions were once again raised about the extent of state capture, possible solutions, and...
A frank discussion between Helena Dolny and Jon Foster-Pedley about communing with those who are terminally ill.
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