The purpose of this short-learning programme (SLP) is to provide students with a theoretical understanding and the practical skills to implement sound corporate governance structures and practices. The programme further aims to provide those with governance responsibilities in the private and public sectors with the knowledge and skills to identify the limitations of existing corporate governance structures and practices and recommend improvements. The SLP promotes ethical leadership attributes needed for a well-functioning society.    

The purpose of this SLP is to provide students with the practical and theoretical application of the basic concepts of taxation to individuals, partnerships, companies, trusts, and farmers and to cover the taxation principles regarding Capital Gains tax (for individuals) as well as the rules and regulations regarding the administration and payment of taxation. This SLP forms part of a suite of three short learning programmes offered to students who do not meet the taxation entry taxation requirements for further study or association with professional accountancy bodies.

This short-learning programme is designed for young, unemployed matriculants, graduates, and individuals interested in business and activism from an African feminist perspective. Explore the multifaceted benefits of African women’s roles in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). Gain skills for careers in diplomacy, negotiation, advocacy, research, events planning, and journalism. Delve into social justice, equality, and human rights with a 4IR lens.

The purpose of this short-learning programme (SLP) is to increase a student's practical and theoretical tax knowledge of the ground rules regarding Income Tax and Value Added Tax (VAT) and to apply this knowledge to non-residents. The SLP deals with the inclusion of complex taxable amounts and recoupments in the gross income of individuals and enterprises and the deductions available to these taxpayers. This SLP forms part of a suite of three SLPs offered to students who do not meet the taxation entry requirements for further study or association with professional accountancy bodies.