Human capital investment post-COVID19 needs new thinking

Human capital investment post-COVID19 needs new thinking Submission Details

Author: Vickie Slabbert from Echo Square PR.
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Issued on behalf of Proud Afrique Human Capital by Echo Square PR. For more information please call Vickie Slabbert on 082 411 7602 or e-mail vickie@echosquare.co.za

About ProudAfrique Human Capital

ProudAfrique facilitates learning in a range of subjects and competencies, facilitated through trusted and accredited learning institutions. The company also assists companies with their B-BBEE accreditation to help maximise their B-BBEE benefits from training and development initiatives in the future.

ProudAfrique collaborates with the University of the Free State Business School in offering Short Learning Programmes, which are recognised through a process of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) to predefined formal programmes, like the Higher Certificate in Management Development.

ProudAfrique now also offers the skills programmes that form part of the Diploma in Human Resource Management and the Diploma in Labour Relations offered by the Academy of York.

The learning is directly applied to the workplace by using client-based mentors and extensive workplace-based portfolio work and assignments.

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