A groundbreaking new programme developed by Henley Business School Africa offers matriculants and other young adults more options as they look to get a foothold on the career ladder.

A staggering 91% of students who embarked on undergraduate studies with Henley Business School Africa over the past three years report a positive impact on their careers less than six months after graduating; that’s outpacing national statistics that suggest graduate unemployment is rising. 

An estimated 40% of students in South Africa are not eligible for funding from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme or similar scholarships and struggle to access the finance they need to advance their education. Now a new partnership between Henley Business School and Student Hero aims to bridge that gap.

As new legislation to check the rise of qualification fraud in South Africa takes effect, Henley Business School Africa is playing its part to address the issue, launching a secure, digital certificate system, in partnership with PrivySeal, that guarantees the legitimacy of its credentials. It’s the first business school in the country to do so.