Our Approach
The 4 in T4L stands for the 4 corners of africa
With a commitment to integrity, collaboration, and forward-thinking solutions, we stand at the forefront of the leadership landscape, driving positive change and inspiring a new generation of visionary trailblazers.
Vision and Values
To become the premier online training platform in transformational leadership, deeply rooted in Ubuntu principles, recognized across the continent as the gold standard in leadership, project implementation, technology and continuous improvement training for universities, businesses, and governments. Our vision is to not just educate but to transform lives, creating a ripple effect of positive change throughout Africa.
OUR SUSTAINABLE GOALS
At T4L, we align ourselves with four of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: goals 4, 8, 9, and 17. These goals focus on quality education, decent work and economic growth, industry innovation and infrastructure, and partnerships for the goals, respectively.
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Quality Education
By collaborating with thought leaders, business pioneers and impactful public servants transformation leader looks to ensure that the concepts and ideas are easy to understand. All courses have subtitle and audible availability.
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Decent Work And Economic Growth
By providing access to free information on industry trends, tools and concepts the barrier of entry to ensure one is equipped to make a contribution to economic growth increases, whether their productivity increases as an employee or as an entrepreneur and industry pioneer.
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Industry Innovation
Transformation Leader technology training module is different to most as it is heavily rooted in tinker national case studies with specific people learners can reach out to for more insight. The connection to incubators across the content allows for leverage in public and private sector to support learners to challenge the status quo and drive innovation.
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Partnerships
It builds partnerships between different sectors of society. The platform brings together emerging African leaders from government, business, civil society, and academia. This helps to create a network of partners who can work together to achieve the SDGs. It also promotes knowledge sharing and collaboration through the discussion boards.