SA Business School joins 2024 HR Indaba as Silver Partner

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The SETA-accredited training provider is throwing its weight behind the anticipated event.

SA Business School will be joining this year’s HR Indaba as a Silver Partner.

As a SETA-accredited training provider, SA Business Schools will be showcasing its array of quality training and executive courses to the attendees of what promises to be an event that will host 3,000+ HR professionals who want to accelerate their knowledge, network and career.

The organisation has three key academic options: management development, learnerships, and bespoke training development and delivery.

The 2024 HR Indaba 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 on 8 October 2024.

 

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