MBA Decoded Session

Hosted by Henley Business School Africa · Gauteng

  • Thursday, 22 October 2026
  • 13:00–14:00
  • OnlineZoom
  • FreeFree

About this event

The MBA Decoded Session is a free, one-hour online talk on Zoom, run by Henley Business School Africa. Henley describes it as an in-depth, personal discussion about you and your understanding of its MBA. The focus is the Flexible Executive MBA. This is a part-time programme of 30 months that mixes workshops on the Johannesburg campus with online study. You can ask your own questions and weigh up whether the programme fits your career plans.

It suits working adults thinking about an MBA, including people changing career. Henley says entry rests mainly on work or management experience plus a qualification at a set NQF level. There is also a Recognition of Prior Learning route for experienced managers who don't have that qualification. If that sounds like you, this is a good place to ask how it works.

You must register beforehand. There is no travel. You join from home or work on a phone, tablet or laptop using Zoom. Video calls use a lot of data, so a stable Wi-Fi connection helps. Before the day, jot down your questions and have your highest qualification and years of work experience to hand.

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Johannesburg1 Witkoppen Road, Paulshof, Sandton, Gauteng, 2191Open in Google Maps— opens in a new tab
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