QBIT Engage's Learning and Development for Human Capital practitioners recognises and caters for the rapid change and development in this discipline.

Organisations require something different of Human Capital practitioners - business partners who understand the organisation as a whole and have a full range of skills to deliver on strategy. These realities have shaped the learning & development that QBIT Engage offers and how they are delivered.

QBIT Engage is internationally accredited with Edexcel in London (part of the Pearson Group), registered on the British Qualifications Framework, which we obtained in order to advance our growth strategy, into African and the Middle East.

QBIT Engage also achieved national accreditation with the South African Board for People Practices (SABPP), which allows us to offer our clients various learning & development options to suit their unique needs.
The Learning and Development programmes for which we have accreditation, are collectively known as "Transforming Human Capital into a Strategic Business Partner".

The unique differentiating factor of these programmes is, they integrate human capital management through people, process and technology. This integrated approach is supported by the Standard Integrated People Practices (SIPP^®) framework, aligned to major international technology platforms.

These programmes explore this thinking with a fully systematic approach, ultimately leading to Integrated Talent Management and Value Add people processes for the business as well as re-skilling the People Management industry.

The programmes: which can be offered as a full skills programme or individual  modules (including assessments and certification) are made up as follows:

1. Integrated Strategic Human Capital Management

2. Standard Integrated People Practices (SIPP^®)

3. Organisational Design

4. Role Profiling

5. Competency Modelling and Application

QBIT Engage can also offer delegates Recognition of Prior Learning for the above programmes, in order to obtain credit in South Africa and or Britain.