Milpark Education joins the HR Indaba Network as a Silver Partner

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Premium provider of accredited business qualifications, Milpark Education, has joined the HR Indaba Network.

Milpark Education, a premium provider of accredited business qualifications, courses and training in South Africa with a footprint in the rest of Africa has joined the HR Indaba Network as a sliver partner.

High-quality and flexible learning options make Milpark Education the preferred institution for business students. The organisation is positioned as a highly valued partner to employers who are looking to equip their workforce with industry-aligned, cutting-edge knowledge and skills to achieve superior returns in the market.

The HR Indaba, Africa’s biggest and best HR event, has been re-invented as the HR Indaba Network in 2020 as a community platform for HR professionals to interact and engage with the whole year round.

Launching on 14 October, the innovative virtual conference and expo will bring together more than 5,000 HR professionals who want to accelerate their knowledge, network and career.? 

?Milpark has played a significant role in helping organisations adapt their learning and development strategies to the new world of work, in particular, positioning them ideally to be able to pivot in the face of Covid-19.

Visitors to the HR Indaba Network can visit Milpark’s exciting virtual stand to learn more about shaping their own learning strategies.? ?Register for the HR Indaba Network now to take this opportunity to interact with this leading provider of executive education and learning strategies.
 

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