How fabulous to be treated like my opinions mattered and to be exposed to fascinating classroom discussion with a whole bunch of really sharp people. That is how I remember my year studying the HDPM (as it was called then) in 1987.
Loet Douwes-Dekker was an absolute maestro in challenging the views of the class in regard to labour issues and opening our minds to new ideas.
For the first time in my life, in 2015, I ascended the graduation stage and I was fortunate to embrace the Vice Chancellor of Wits, Prof Habib. A Postgraduate Diploma In Management (public sector Monitoring and Evaluation ) was conferred to me on that year. I would like to thank the team for helping me…
I benefited immensely from my interaction with older and more experienced students and it was good background for my subsequent career in politics
Whilst doing the MAP programme, I had this desire to do the MBA and with not having an undergrad degree – thought it was impossible. Of the 30 students accepted onto the full-time programme, there were three places offered to students without an undergrad degree – I was exceptionally fortunate to be granted one of…
Years to be remembered!
I think back very fondly to those couple of years. And it is very gratifying to see that the school has developed so impressively in the years since then.
I do not know how to begin but I would not be where I am today without the Wits Business School Education. I am actually emotional writing this. I attended the MBA programme at WBS from 2015 through 2016 and it has transformed my life completely. I have had two solid engagements ever since then, and…