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Achiever - Skills & Training Bulletin

31 May 2013
Cost of education
Cost of educationApplicants need to be prepared to foot the bill

With executive education programmes in South Africa costing more than R200 000 per programme, applicants need to ensure they have compared different programme offerings and that they are prepared for the costs.

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Leadership responsibility
Leadership responsibilityDerailment disaster faces black executives

It is estimated that about 60% of current leaders will derail at some point. Derailment occurs when a person who, entrusted with the responsibility of leading others, fails to perform the task of being a leader.

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Engine of development
Engine of developmentHigher education a critical pillar of sustainable human development

Universities have an important role to play in ensuring Africa’s rapid economic progress results in sustained human development.

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The year of the artisan
The year of the artisanSkills development has become a universal lever

The importance of skills development in making or breaking the South African economy is huge.  This message is being broadcast loud and clear from every sector, with terms like competitivity, sustainability, transformation and growth.

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Lead the way in SA
Lead the way in SASupporting high-impact leaders to transform SA's social fabric

In an exclusive interview with Suzie Nkambule, President of the Association of Allan Gray Fellows, we uncovered how she inspires youth to transcend their circumstances by challenging the norms and understanding barriers in society in order to become leaders.

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