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  • African Management Institute |AMI SA Lunch & Learn

    AMI SA Lunch & Learn South Africa SMEs & Business Growth AMI SA Lunch & Learn Watch the highlights from our roundtable in South Africa, led by Chairman Jonathan Cook and Country Lead Theo Mabaso! The event shared the latest insights and evidence from our efforts to develop high-potential, growing businesses in the region. Register Now Additional Info Register Now

  • Prince Shamumbo | AMI

    Prince Shamumbo District - Nyamagabe The Impact Footprint Growth Guide: Prince Shamumbo, 27 Location: Kigeme Refugee Camp, Nyamagabe District, Southern Province Total Ecosystem Portfolio: 65 Displaced Youth MSMEs Trained & Mentored Demographic Breakdown: 58 Young Women | 57 Persons with Disabilities When Prince Shamumbo speaks to entrepreneurs in the Kigeme Refugee Camp about overcoming structural barriers, his words carry the weight of lived experience. Arriving in Rwanda in 2012 from the conflict-torn Rutshuru Territory in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Prince experienced the harsh realities of displacement firsthand: acute food insecurity, family separation, and the systemic isolation that often leaves young refugees locked out of the formal labor market. Despite these barriers, Prince completed his secondary education in 2021. Realizing that the vast talent inside the camp was hitting a wall due to a lack of structural networks, he joined the KATAZA Program in May 2026. His mission was clear: to serve as a living bridge converting raw survival instinct into structured business success. Equipped with the African Management Institute’s ( AMI ) rigorous business methodology, Prince does not rely on guesswork. Armed with his smartphone running the FieldPro system , Prince actively audits and diagnoses camp-based micro-enterprises, pinpointing exact operational leaks in real time. Out of the 65 youth-led enterprises he has diagnosed and trained since May 2026, 58 are young women, and 57 are refugees , a demographic historically left behind by traditional financial literacy initiatives. Prince’s data-driven intervention targets the core vulnerabilities of informal trade through a strict three-step execution: Mobile Diagnostics (FieldPro): Using mobile-first technology to run health checks on informal businesses, mapping out exactly where cash flow and stock management are failing. AMI Tool Implementation: Training entrepreneurs on how to use practical, everyday business tools. Prince introduced simple bookkeeping practices that helped traders separate home expenses from business capital, driving up net profits within 30 days. Direct SACCO Capital Linkages: Once businesses are stabilized and record-keeping is institutionalized, Prince directly guides these newly bankable refugee entrepreneurs through the formal application process to secure growth loans at the nearest SACCO. Prince’s work as a Growth Guide extends beyond enterprise ledgers into holistic community stabilization. Understanding that deep economic stress often manifests as household instability, Prince successfully used his financial coaching frameworks as a tool for domestic peacebuilding. When financial arguments pushed a local refugee couple to the brink of separation, Prince intervened using a structural approach. By introducing them to transparent household budgeting and shared savings goals, he helped the family build clear communication, resolve deep conflict, and protect their household structure. "True development is about combining empathy with the right technology," Prince notes on World Refugee Day. "When a young woman or an entrepreneur inside this camp uses a practical tool to master their finances, they become bankable. Resilience becomes real economic progress." Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

  • Start Your Business Programme | AMI

    Starting a business takes more than just a great idea—it requires the ability to turn that idea into action and make it a reality.The Start Your Business Programme guides aspiring entrepreneurs through key steps such as understanding market demand, developing prototypes, building a strong business model, and securing funding. All Programmes Flagship Programme Start Your Business Starting a business takes more than just a great idea—it requires the ability to turn that idea into action and make it a reality.The Start Your Business Programme guides aspiring entrepreneurs through key steps such as understanding market demand, developing prototypes, building a strong business model, and securing funding. Various (Live Virtual, In-Person or Hybrid) 4 - 5 Months Request Information Designed for Aspiring entrepreneurs and startups to develop, test, and launch their business. Learning Journey Phase 1: Your Business Model and Market Use the Business Model Canvas to define target markets and customer segments Conduct market research to refine your Unique Value Proposition Phase 2: Make a Plan Identify key resources and partnerships essential for value delivery Develop an operations plan outlining key milestones for the first year Phase 3: Make and Manage Money Undertake revenue modeling to forecast sales and financial needs Define direct and overhead costs to manage business expenses effectively Phase 4: Your Business Plan and Pitch What's Included The 4-month blended program includes: 4 Learning Lab workshops Online courses/practical tools Practical project and peer networking A final pitch (optional pitch panel & competition module) Graduation event & certification Custom Learning @ Scale AMI partners with development organizations, incubators, and micro-finance institutions to deliver the Start Your Business Programme at scale. Through strategic partnerships, AMI adapts content to fit diverse market needs, ensuring accessibility through a blended approach of live facilitation, peer collaboration, and digital learning. This scalable model enables large cohorts of aspiring entrepreneurs to gain structured, interactive, and practical business training, driving long-term business success. Guided & Supported Learning Journeys Explore AMI's Learning Approach Cohort-Based Groups of learners are guided by AMI’s facilitators through experiences that emphasize peer-to-peer learning, action learning projects, and networking. Tech-Enabled AMI’s web and mobile apps support learners anytime and anywhere with access to video content, downloadable tools and engagement, throughout their journey. Africa First Our approach and content is built for Africa’s ambitious professionals and teams. With content in 7 languages, African case studies, and experiences led by Africa’s finest facilitators, we put Africa first in everything we do. Goal setting was something we hadn’t focused on before. Now, whenever a woman comes to us, we start with setting clear, actionable goals. Immy Nakyeyune Founder Mkazipreneur I highly recommend this programme to other entrepreneurs. It helps you identify your strengths and the skills you need to grow your business. Knowledge is power—the more you learn, the better you can develop and scale your business. Njabulo Johnson Entrepreneur Impilo Ka Lova Conducting a SWOT analysis helped me identify external factors affecting my business. I spotted an opportunity in the directive requiring civil servants to wear African attire on Fridays. After reviewing our sales numbers, I was thrilled to see that we didn’t just meet our 30% growth target—we exceeded it with a 44% increase in sales last month. Serah Okoti Founder Princess Fashion Empire We’ve gained valuable insights into financial management, client relationships, market competition, suppliers, and other key aspects of the branding and merchandising industry. Muthoni Gituru Business Owner Ekara Official Connect with AMI to learn how this programme can unlock growth & performance. Learn More Ambitious learning for an ambitious Africa Whether you’re looking for workplace learning for five to five hundred, or customized programmes that drive impact locally or across Africa, AMI’s learning solutions are tailored to meet your unique needs. Connect with our learning advisors to discover how our ambitious learning programmes can help you achieve your ambitious goals. Connect with an AMI Learning Advisor Explore related programmes enrolling now AMI offers editions of this programme for open enrollment for individuals and smaller teams, in addition to offering our programmes at scale along side impact partners and workplace learning customers. Overview Success in entrepreneurship starts with the right foundation. The Start Your Business Programme provides a structured approach to launching a business by guiding participants through essential steps, from idea validation to financial planning. Through practical tools like the Business Model Canvas, participants will identify key target markets, define their Unique Value Proposition, and map out the resources and partnerships needed for long-term success. Participants will also develop an operational roadmap outlining key milestones for their first year, ensuring a strong foundation for business growth. This hands-on, action-driven programme equips entrepreneurs with the strategies and skills necessary to transform ideas into thriving businesses. Key Outcomes Business Resilience & Growth Strengthen the fundamentals for business survival and expansion Improve revenue generation and create job opportunities Strategic Business Planning Develop a validated business model tailored for market success Create a detailed operations plan to guide early-stage business growth Financial Readiness & Investment Build revenue forecasts and define financial needs Prepare a compelling business pitch and financial model to attract funding and investors Focus Areas Business Planning Basics Goal-setting & planning Influence & communication Personal Productivity

  • African Management Institute |The CEO Memo: Making the Business Case for What Matters

    The CEO Memo: Making the Business Case for What Matters Kenya Leadership, HR & Talent Strategies The CEO Memo: Making the Business Case for What Matters In-Person Villa Rosa Kempinski, Nairobi This event will show how talent leaders can secure executive buy-in, connect people strategies to business goals, and make talent initiatives a boardroom priority. Gain practical tools, executive insights, and data-driven frameworks to turn talent investments into strategic imperatives. Friday, 27 June 2025 8:00 am Register Now Additional Info Imagine pouring your heart into a talent development program—months of planning, data, and passion—only to watch it crumble in the boardroom, overshadowed by “higher priorities.” Your inbox pings with yet another budget rejection, and you’re left wondering: How do I get them to see what I see? If you’re a talent leader, this sting is probably too familiar. You know your people are the backbone of success, but convincing the C-suite to invest feels like speaking a different language. Stop battling uphill. Join us at "The CEO Memo: Making the Business Case for What Matters", a game-changing event built exclusively for talent leaders like you. This isn’t a fluffy conference with vague takeaways. It’s a hands-on, high-impact experience that arms you with the tools, insights, and connections to turn your talent vision into a C-suite priority. Attendees will gain exclusive insights into: Aligning talent strategies with business objectives to accelerate performance Leveraging cutting-edge approaches to attract, develop, and retain top talent Measuring the direct impact of talent initiatives on bottom-line results Through dynamic keynotes, interactive discussions, and peer-to-peer networking, you’ll leave with actionable strategies to elevate your organization’s talent agenda. This is your opportunity to join a select group of forward-thinking leaders reshaping the future of work. Don’t miss this chance to turn talent into your organization’s greatest growth driver. Register Now

  • African Management Institute Named to Financial Times 2024 Fastest Growing Businesses in Africa  | AMI

    Back to News News Africa African Management Institute Named to Financial Times 2024 Fastest Growing Businesses in Africa 15 May 2024 Kigali, Rwanda - The African Management Institute (AMI) has earned a prestigious spot on The Financial Times 2024 Fastest Growing Businesses in Africa list with the 2nd fastest growth rate in the Education and Social Services category and ranked 67th overall out of the 125 companies. The listing ranks companies across Africa by the highest compound annual growth (CAGR) in revenues between 2019 - 2022. AMI’s growth during this period is a reflection of the company’s sustained growth and resilience while coming out of the Covid-19 season. Speaking in Kigali at the Africa CEO Forum, AMI's CEO and co-founder, Rebecca Harrison, shared her thoughts about the recognition and gratitude for the dedication of AMI's team and partners. "As we celebrate our tenth year in business, as an African champion for Africa’s business champions, we’re deeply honored to be recognized among the Financial Times Fastest Growing Businesses in Africa for 2024. From Kigali to Cape Town, Nairobi to Lagos, we see resilient, ambitious businesses and entrepreneurs rising to meet the challenges of our time. Over the last ten years AMI has been a part of the journey of over 30,000 businesses and we’re proud to have played a part in guiding leaders, managers and the continent’s workforce to reach their business goals through practical experiences and training." The effectiveness of AMI’s practical learning programmes has been a key factor in its growth. Focused on improving individual performance, increasing skills and powering business results for the continent’s most critical sectors and businesses, AMI’s deep ability to track effectiveness of programming has shown that 93% of learners apply what they learn on the job and 86% of businesses report improved performance. Through its blended learning programs, AMI has become a critical partner for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), impact partners, and the continent’s growth stage and established companies, all striving to improve performance, drive growth and compete globally. Founded in 2014, AMI has grown rapidly by identifying gaps in conventional training and creating solutions that meet the practical needs of business leaders in Africa. AMI’s programs target learning needs through diagnostics, deliver live learning experiences, and reinforce concepts learned through downloadable tools and on-the-job action learning activities. In addition to its work with SMEs, AMI has developed partnerships with multinational corporations, non-governmental organizations, and development agencies, offering a suite of services that bolster productivity and competitiveness. About AMI The African Management Institute (AMI) enables ambitious businesses across Africa to thrive, through practical tools and training. AMI has reached more than 37,000 businesses and participants from over 39 countries across Africa have been trained and equipped by AMI to grow their business, improve leadership and management, and strengthen their teams. With offices in Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, South Africa, and Uganda the company has over 100 staff with a presence in 10 countries. In May 2024, the company was featured by the Financial Times as one of Africa’s Top 100 Fastest Growing Companies.

  • African Management Institute |An Exclusive Evening with Risper Genga Ohaga

    An Exclusive Evening with Risper Genga Ohaga Kenya Leadership An Exclusive Evening with Risper Genga Ohaga In-Person To be disclosed post registration An Evening with Risper Genga Ohaga: A Fresh Perspective on Leadership in a New Era Thursday, 27 February 2025 6:00 pm Register Now Additional Info Leadership has changed. Multigenerational teams, rapid transformation, and a relentless push for performance mean that the old rulebook no longer applies. So, what does it take to build high-performing teams, redefine leadership, and drive results today? Join us for an exclusive evening with Risper Genga Ohaga, Group CFO & Executive Director at EABL , as she shares 10 New Perspectives for Leadership in a New Era—hard-earned insights from leading some of Africa’s top organizations. Expect real talk, practical strategies, and a room full of top executives who are shaping the future of business. Why Attend? 🚀 Get fresh leadership insights – What’s working in today’s fast-changing world 🎤 Engage in an exclusive Q&A – Ask the tough questions, get real answers 🤝 Network with top business leaders – Connect, collaborate, and expand your influence RSVP Today When: Thursday 27th Feb 2025 Time: 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm EAT Location: To be disclosed post-registration For more information: Talk to Winnie Ndimu via winnie@africanmanagers.com Register Now

  • Empowering African Leaders for Sustainable Impact: The Hatch Africa Story | AMI

    Empowering African Leaders for Sustainable Impact: The Hatch Africa Story All Stories Position: Regional Sales Manager Company: Hatch Africa Programme: Management Development Programme Country: Uganda The story behind the journey Imagine achieving a 30% reduction in missed deadlines, increasing task completion rates from 60% to 80%, and seeing sales growth in 5 out of 7 countries, all within months. This isn't just a hypothetical; it's the tangible impact Hatch Africa, a leading distributor of high-yielding chickens across six Sub-Saharan African countries, realised after investing in strategic corporate training. Hatch Africa, founded in 2010, is driven by a powerful purpose: to make Sub-Saharan Africa households healthier and wealthier by distributing high-yielding, tropically adapted chicken. Hatch Africa aims to distribute one chicken per person per year in each market, ensuring every family has enough affordable protein in the home. Contributing over $520 million in additional profit for smallholder farmers in 2024, Hatch Africa understood that scaling their profound impact on 2.6+ million farmers annually hinged on equipping their leaders for real-world results. Nurturing Leadership for Scalable Growth As Hatch expanded into Ethiopia, Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, Ghana, and Ivory Coast, middle managers faced challenges balancing corporate strategy with on-the-ground realities. As is typical of many first-time or new managers, leaders defaulted to doing the work themselves, issuing one-way directives, or firefighting daily crises. Unaddressed, these challenges could hinder Hatch Africa's ability to efficiently scale operations and maximise its profound impact on rural communities. A critical need emerged to support its management team with advanced leadership and operational skills. A Transformational Journey: The Management Development Programme Hatch Africa implemented AMI Enterprise’s comprehensive Management Development Programme , focused on the practical, real-world application of leadership principles. A core element was the "Change Challenge", where managers identified and directly tackled critical issues within their teams. Through this practical application and peer feedback, participants immediately translated learning into measurable on-the-job improvements. Impact Enhanced Accountability and Ownership : Euniter Jemutai, a Regional Sales Manager in Kenya, wanted to build leadership skills to help her rally a successful team. “What stood out as amazing during the online courses was how directly it addressed the real challenges I was facing as a Regional Sales Manager,” she remarked. “ One standout moment was realising how much of our performance gaps were linked to unclear communication and lack of structured follow-through. After applying the planning tools and accountability frameworks, I noticed my team became more focused, responsive, and aligned.” At the end of the programme, she successfully built accountability and ownership within her sales team, leading to increased ownership in 5 out of 7 team members and improved KPIs in 3 months. Team actions now align with regional goals, and sales growth was observed in 5 out of 7 counties. Improved Recruitment and Sales Performance Ndyona Patricia, a Regional Sales Manager in Uganda, wanted to build her team. After the programme, her efforts in recruiting quality Area Sales Managers (ASMs) resulted in the recruitment of 3 new ASMs and a consistent onboarding of 2+ Direct Sales Representatives per month by ASMs. Sales also crossed 10,000 day-old chicks per month. This was achieved through clarifying communication goals and tailoring messages using AMI's "Getting the Message Across" tool. Optimized Procurement Efficiency The true measure of a program lies in its ability to transform individuals, a sentiment perfectly captured by Sabrine Izibyose, the Senior Procurement Officer in Rwanda. "AMI gave me a special mix of self-reflection, useful tools, and leadership training. I found it inspiring and full of energy. It helped me grow, not just in what I know, but also in my confidence and in understanding the kind of leader I want to become in the future."She significantly improved procurement approval efficiency by setting clear guidelines, providing team training, and utilising AMI tools like "Managing Up" and "Sources of Influence". This led to reduced approval errors, improved team responsiveness, faster procurement approvals, and increased on-time processing of purchase orders. Improved Operations and Project Delivery Kofi Annan, the Operations Manager in Ghana, was keen on managing his direct reports efficiently to meet set organizational targets. With guidance from the programme, he focused on improving cross-functional collaboration, utilizing AMI tools like the Work Empowerment Questionnaire and Goal Planner Template, which resulted in a 30% reduction in missed deadlines and increased task completion rates from 60% to 80%. Task reassignment was cut by 60% through clearer roles, and team assessment scores reached 100% last quarter due to improved collaboration. Tangible Results The Management Development Programme yielded significant and measurable improvements across various operational aspects at Hatch Africa , demonstrating the direct correlation between investing in leadership and achieving organizational goals. Increased Sales & Onboarding : Sales crossed 10,000 DOCs per month, with ASMs consistently onboarding 2+ DSRs per month. Enhanced Team Ownership : 5 out of 7 team members showed increased ownership in 3 months. Improved Sales Performance : Sales growth was observed in 5 out of 7 counties. Reduced Missed Deadlines : A 30% reduction in missed deadlines was achieved. Higher Task Completion Rate : Task completion rate increased from 60% to 80%. Reduced Task Reassignment : Task reassignment was cut by 60%. Improved Team Assessment Scores : Team assessment scores reached 100% last quarter. The success of the Management Development Programme at Hatch Africa underscores the profound impact of investing in human capital. By empowering its managers with essential skills and fostering a culture of accountability and continuous improvement, Hatch Africa is not only achieving its ambitious business goals but also strengthening its core mission of making farmers healthier and wealthier across sub-Saharan Africa.

  • Empowering entrepreneurs to innovate during uncertainty | AMI

    Empowering entrepreneurs to innovate during uncertainty All Stories Position: Company: Programme: Country: The 26th of March 2020 will forever be engraved in the minds of South Africans as the day the world as they knew it changed. It was the day the first lockdown restrictions were announced and many business owners had to temporarily shut their doors. Yvonne Dimikatso Mashita of Pretoria, a qualified dietician who was running her mobile health and wellness business, was no exception. However, as Yvonne learned, challenges can be the very catalyst one needs to build courage. Her story dates back to 2012 when she took the plunge and moved to Pretoria to start her own private wellness practice after successfully managing the Dietetics Department at a district hospital in Limpopo. Her new practice did well and steadily grew as she was able to hire two employees until the pandemic hit. “When the lockdown was imposed, I had hope that it would only last for three weeks and then come to an end.” More than a year later, South Africa and many other African countries were still under lockdown. Many businesses were negatively impacted by the pandemic and Yvonne was no exception. “When the lockdown was put into effect, I made 0% revenue because clients could not come to me. During those difficult times, I tried to use my time effectively. I looked into avenues of self-development, opportunities that would help me learn more about entrepreneurship. That is when I came across the AMI Survive to Thrive programme on the show - Talk with Rams. “Survive to Thrive exposed me to tools that I was able to use right away. I learnt how to communicate effectively with my employees, budget, and make necessary adjustments to keep my business running.” Yvonne says the programme helped her find ways to retain her employees and keep her business afloat. She used AMI’s Innovation tool to help her conceptualise and start a new business. “I love how I have become innovative and able to identify new business opportunities. I have now launched a Fitness Cafe in partnership with a local gym. We sell healthy supplements, smoothies, and many other products. We also now provide dietary products to our clients instead of prescribing for them to buy at a pharmacy.” Between March and August last year, Yvonne’s revenue went down. but now things have improved and her revenue is up by 70%. “Knowledge is power. Seek help if you do not know the answer. Surround yourself with the right people and ask a lot of questions. Listen, learn and then apply all that you have learned,” she says.

  • AI Advantage: Build a Winning Strategy | AMI

    Pan-African Leadership Conversations Built for Africa AI Advantage: Build a Winning Strategy Zoom Live on Zoom Across Africa, AI is shifting from experiment to operation. But most organisations are still caught between curiosity and execution. This session explores AI not as a technology question but as a leadership challenge and opportunity — what it actually takes to build a strategy, bring your people with you, and connect AI to real business outcomes. A live, peer-level conversation for senior leaders across Africa. Tuesday, 23 June 2026 | 2:00 PM EAT / 11:00 AM WAT Register Now Additional Info In Conversation: Naomi Kirungu — Director of Marketing, AMI (Host) Wangila Rasto — CTO, AMI Brought to you by AMI — 100,000+ leaders trained across 39 African countries. Register Now

  • Effective Selling to Hit Targets | AMI

    Helping sales professionals build consistent habits, strengthen client conversations, and drive predictable pipeline growth. All Programmes Short Programme Effective Selling to Hit Targets Helping sales professionals build consistent habits, strengthen client conversations, and drive predictable pipeline growth. Live Virtual (Online) 6 - Weeks Request Information Designed for Learning Journey What's Included Custom Learning @ Scale Guided & Supported Learning Journeys Explore AMI's Learning Approach Cohort-Based Groups of learners are guided by AMI’s facilitators through experiences that emphasize peer-to-peer learning, action learning projects, and networking. Tech-Enabled AMI’s web and mobile apps support learners anytime and anywhere with access to video content, downloadable tools and engagement, throughout their journey. Africa First Our approach and content is built for Africa’s ambitious professionals and teams. With content in 7 languages, African case studies, and experiences led by Africa’s finest facilitators, we put Africa first in everything we do. Connect with AMI to learn how this programme can unlock growth & performance. Learn More Ambitious learning for an ambitious Africa Whether you’re looking for workplace learning for five to five hundred, or customized programmes that drive impact locally or across Africa, AMI’s learning solutions are tailored to meet your unique needs. Connect with our learning advisors to discover how our ambitious learning programmes can help you achieve your ambitious goals. Connect with an AMI Learning Advisor Explore related programmes enrolling now AMI offers editions of this programme for open enrollment for individuals and smaller teams, in addition to offering our programmes at scale along side impact partners and workplace learning customers. Overview Key Outcomes Focus Areas

  • Boscon Ngirinshuti | AMI

    Boscon Ngirinshuti District - Nyamasheke The Impact Footprint Entrepreneur: Boscon Ngirinshuti, 30 Location: Mataba Village, Nyakabingo Cell, Macuba Sector, Nyamasheke District, Western Province Enterprise: Chez Boscon Boutique (Hospitality) Job Creation: 3 Job Created | 1 Job Sustained Capital Unlocked: 4,500,000 Rwf In 2026, Boscon Ngirinshuti, a 30-year-old entrepreneur from Mataba Village, Nyakabingo Cell, Macuba Sector, Nyamasheke District, Western Province, accessed RWF 4,500,000 in financing from Inkunga Finance Plc to grow his business, Chez Boscon Boutique. Through the Kataza Program, he also strengthened key business management practices, receiving support in customer research, market research, and record keeping. These skills helped him better understand customer needs, assess market opportunities, and make more informed decisions about how to grow his enterprise. With support from the Kataza Program, Boscon strengthened the foundations of his business and adopted a more deliberate approach to growth. By improving his understanding of his customers, the market, and his business performance, he gained a stronger basis for making investment decisions. Boscon reports that these efforts have contributed to increased revenue and the expansion of his business, while also giving him renewed motivation and greater confidence in his livelihood. As a result, Chez Boscon Boutique has created three new jobs while sustaining one existing position. Of the three new jobs, two went to young women and one to a young man, bringing women’s representation in the workforce to 75%. Beyond these direct employment opportunities, the business also enables other community members to earn income through casual work. Boscon is also continuing his training with RWAMREC to strengthen his marriage. The growth of Chez Boscon Boutique has therefore created benefits beyond the business itself. For Boscon, the RWF 4.5 million loan provided the capital to expand, while business development support helped him become more intentional about managing that growth. Reflecting on the program’s impact, he noted: “ AMI has helped young people understand business. We can see change among the young people we have worked with. We thank the Government and all the partners implementing this program .” Today, Chez Boscon Boutique represents a growing source of income and employment, particularly for young women, while Boscon’s improved livelihood has strengthened his ambition to continue building his enterprise “ AMI has helped young people understand business. We can see change among the young people we have worked with. We thank the Government and all the partners implementing this program .” Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

  • Thrive@Work Programme | AMI

    Transform early-career employees and staff into key performers. A dynamic blend of live workshops, self-paced courses, and practical application focuses on productivity, communication, and teamwork skills. All Programmes Short Programme Thrive@Work Transform early-career employees and staff into key performers. A dynamic blend of live workshops, self-paced courses, and practical application focuses on productivity, communication, and teamwork skills. Hybrid (Live Virtual & In-Person) 4 Months Request Information Designed for Entry-level and non-management staff Learning Journey Phase 1: Unlocking Workplace Success Learning what it takes to be successful in the workplace Learning how to be more productive by assigning and prioritising tasks Developing power skills to become more self-aware to manage your energy better Phase 2: Communicating with Clarity & Confidence Building critical thinking and communication skills Learning how to take ownership of work & delivering what’s expected Phase 3: Navigating Feedback & Managing Up Giving and receiving feedback How to listen effectively, how to handle the ‘3 conversations in 1’ How to manage emotions and stress in the workplace What's Included This 4-month blended programme includes: Four interactive 90-minute virtual learning sessions Expert-led video-based online courses with continuous access to AMI’s learning platform and mobile app Practical toolkits and coaching for real-time workplace application Change Challenge / Personal Project Graduation event & AMI certification Custom Learning @ Scale Enterprise-Wide Learning AMI Enterprise offers Thrive@Work as a tailored solution for workplace learning, supporting cohorts of early-career or new employees joining a company or organisation to learn and grow together as part of onboarding or entry-level training. Impact @ Scale Workforce development is key for any sector to grow and thrive. Thrive@Work is used at scale by AMI partners to upskill early career employees in targeted sectors to support the growth of emerging businesses and industries. Guided & Supported Learning Journeys Explore AMI's Learning Approach Cohort-Based Groups of learners are guided by AMI’s facilitators through experiences that emphasize peer-to-peer learning, action learning projects, and networking. Tech-Enabled AMI’s web and mobile apps support learners anytime and anywhere with access to video content, downloadable tools and engagement, throughout their journey. Africa First Our approach and content is built for Africa’s ambitious professionals and teams. With content in 7 languages, African case studies, and experiences led by Africa’s finest facilitators, we put Africa first in everything we do. The learning labs were very interactive and practical. I learned about setting smart goals, how to communicate effectively and take ownership of my work. Participant Momentum Credit I'm able to better manage my tasks and goals by setting definite deadlines and manage my energy & productivity. Anderson Bett Customer Success Manager PowerGen I learned how to delegate effectively and build trust within my team using practical coaching tools. The Growth Mindset Learning Lab also helped me improve my presentation skills, making our meetings more engaging. As a result, attendance grew from 100 to 695 in a short time. Anne Njoroge Learning & Development Assistant M-GAS Connect with AMI to learn how this programme can unlock growth & performance. Learn More Ambitious learning for an ambitious Africa Whether you’re looking for workplace learning for five to five hundred, or customized programmes that drive impact locally or across Africa, AMI’s learning solutions are tailored to meet your unique needs. Connect with our learning advisors to discover how our ambitious learning programmes can help you achieve your ambitious goals. Connect with an AMI Learning Advisor Explore related programmes enrolling now AMI offers editions of this programme for open enrollment for individuals and smaller teams, in addition to offering our programmes at scale along side impact partners and workplace learning customers. Thrive at Work 23rd July 2026 View Open Programme Overview Success in the workplace requires more than technical skills—it demands the ability to plan, collaborate, and communicate effectively. Thrive @ Work equips early-career employees with the tools to increase productivity, build strong working relationships, and contribute meaningfully to their teams. This dynamic programme blends live interactive workshops, self-paced online courses, and practical on-the-job application to ensure sustained learning and measurable performance improvements. With AMI’s structured approach, teams develop critical workplace skills while reinforcing a culture of accountability and collaboration. Key Outcomes Workplace Productivity & Time Management Break down complex goals into manageable tasks Prioritise effectively to manage workload and deadlines Apply personal productivity techniques to maximize efficiency Effective Communication & Collaboration Communicate clearly and professionally in diverse workplace settings Develop active listening and feedback skills to enhance teamwork Influence and engage colleagues through strong interpersonal skills Emotional Intelligence & Workplace Resilience Build self-awareness and manage emotions in high-pressure situations Develop strategies to handle workplace challenges with confidence Foster a positive and collaborative team culture Focus Areas Accountability & ownership Difficult conversations Effective communication Emotional intelligence Goal-setting & planning Influence & communication Personal productivity Problem-solving Receiving feedback Self-management Working in teams

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