eDeaf takes on Silver Partnership for 2024 HR Indaba

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As part of the partnership, the HR Indaba will have Sign Language interpreters this year.

eDeaf has signed up as a Silver Partner at the HR Indaba. They will join the line-up of other exhibitors at the Sandton Convention Centre on 10 October.

Established in 2007, eDeaf is the leading provider of (Deaf) skills development training in South Africa. It is also a BBBEE Level 2 company and aims to provide a holistic service to the employer and the Deaf employee.

For the first time ever, the HR Indaba will feature Sign Language interpreters. In partnership with eDeaf, this initiative marks a significant step towards making the event more inclusive for Deaf HR practitioners.

Meet them at the HR Indaba on 8 October 2024 at the Sandton Convention Centre, where over 3,000+ HR professionals will gather to network and explore the latest tools shaping the future of HR. The event boasts 10 Impact Sessions with world-class speakers, live engagement and a complete overview of the most important tools and services for HR teams at the spectacular expo taking place at the Sandton Convention Centre.

 

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