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  • DaVinci Alumna Masters Leadership Beyond Nursing 

    DaVinci Alumna Masters Leadership Beyond Nursing 

    Janet du Preez‘s journey is not just a story of academic achievement; it is a celebration of resilience, vision, and heart. A woman who began her professional life as a nurse, Janet transitioned into the dynamic world of leadership development, empowering business owners across Africa. Yet,…

  • The DaVinci Institute Launches Alumni Office to Strengthen Lifelong Connections 

    The DaVinci Institute Launches Alumni Office to Strengthen Lifelong Connections 

    Graduation is not the end – it’s the beginning of something greater. At The DaVinci Institute, we believe that education is a lifelong journey. Our commitment to co-creating sustainable futures continues well beyond the classroom, and today, we are thrilled to mark a major milestone in…

  • The DaVinci Institute And ICFF Join Forces To Redefine Professional Development

    The DaVinci Institute And ICFF Join Forces To Redefine Professional Development

    At The DaVinci Institute, we believe that learning is not confined to the walls of academia. It lives and breathes in boardrooms, on factory floors, along supply chains, and in the lived experiences of professionals navigating real-world complexity. In that spirit, we are proud to announce…

  • How AI is Transforming Agriculture and Empowering Communities

    How AI is Transforming Agriculture and Empowering Communities

    Leonardo Snyman, Head of Strategic Support: Executive Education The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) marks a pivotal moment in human history, ushering in the 5th Industrial Revolution, a wave of innovation set to redefine technology’s role in our lives. Far from being a distant concept, AI…

  • How DaVinci’s Student Leads Innovation in MICE 

    How DaVinci’s Student Leads Innovation in MICE 

    Did you know that the global MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) industry is worth over $1 trillion and plays a crucial role in economic development worldwide? Behind the scenes of some of the most impactful events in South Africa is Adele Hartdegen, a leader who…

  • DaVinci Student Leading Change in Safety  

    DaVinci Student Leading Change in Safety  

    Israel Thekiso’s journey is one of resilience, transformation, and a deep commitment to making a difference in workplace safety. A current student at The DaVinci Institute, Thekiso is pursuing a Higher Certificate in the Management of Technology and Innovation, a qualification that has significantly reshaped his…

  • Education: A Cornerstone of Human Rights

    Education: A Cornerstone of Human Rights

    As South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day, we at The DaVinci Institute and our non-profit organisation, tt100, reaffirm our commitment to education as a fundamental human right. In a country where financial barriers and limited university spaces restrict access to higher learning, initiatives that bridge the…

  • How a DaVinci Student Innovates Banking  

    How a DaVinci Student Innovates Banking  

    Between deadlines, meetings, and personal commitments, professionals today are expected to juggle multiple responsibilities while still striving for career growth. The challenge? Staying ahead in an ever-changing world without losing sight of what matters most.  For Nthabiseng Mashiane, a seasoned banking professional with 14 years of…

  • 2025 Budget Speech Analysis: Smart spending fuels growth

    2025 Budget Speech Analysis: Smart spending fuels growth

    The efficacy of spending is not simply a good idea, but a strategic pathway for answering the growth question. The decision to postpone the delivery of the 2025 budget by cabinet on the 19th of February 2025 to the 12th of March 2025, was not only…

  • Bridging Education Gaps Through Mode 2 Learning 

    Bridging Education Gaps Through Mode 2 Learning 

    In 2025, thousands of South African students faced the harsh reality of limited university placements. Despite 348,212 students earning a Bachelor’s pass and qualifying for admission, the country’s 26 public universities could only accommodate about 202,000 new students. This left over 114,000 qualified learners without access…