Why this document? Broad-based black economic empowerment (B-BBEE) is a central policy underpinning the South African government’s transformation strategy for our economy. It is designed to increase the numbers of

South Africa faces a complex jobs dilemma – a high unemployment rate, eye-wateringly so at around 70% among the youth, and at the same time, a shortage of skilled and

With financial year-end looming, businesses are often pressurised to ensure that all measures and skills development best practices are on track to maximise their broad-based black economic empowerment (B-BBEE) scorecard points for the coming year.

Proving beyond doubt that at SA Business School we walk our talk, we’re delighted to announce our achievement of a Level Two BBBEE rating. In addition to helping South African

Seize the opportunity to improve the BBBEE spend and rating for your business – upskill and train your own staff at no cost training, and have a significant positive impact

By Anton Visser, Group COO of SA Business School If your business has an annual payroll exceeding R500 000 or 50+ employees, then you should be hard at work preparing your

In response to the changing needs and expectations of the workforce, business environment and technology, learning and development (L&D) is evolving rapidly. But this leaves L&D professionals facing new challenges

SA Business School secures 208 permanent jobs in three months for disabled youth in South Africa’s BPO sector  South Africa’s youth unemployment statistics are grim at almost 70%.  They are

By Anton Visser, Group COO of SA Business School The financial year-end is looming and with a few weeks to go, businesses are under pressure to ensure that all measures

Seize the opportunity to improve the BBBEE spend and rating for your business – upskill and train your own staff at no cost training and have a significant positive impact

By Anton Visser, Group COO of SA Business School For most South African businesses, the Skills Development component of the B-BBEE scorecard is one of the most challenging and costly

SA Business School and the real-world effect of unemployed learnerships & impact sourcing The Challenge At almost 70%, South Africa’s youth unemployment statistics are heart-wrenching. However, for those who are