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The College of People Management and Development (CPMD) is a private company that provides training programs across Southern Africa. It is headquartered in Norwood, Johannesburg and has an office in Durban. CPMD offers courses in various disciplines including property, finance, accounting, management, and soft skills. The college utilizes expert lecturers and facilitators to deliver public and private sector programs that are customized to meet organizational and industry needs.
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IMT-CDL offers various distance learning programs including postgraduate diplomas in business management, marketing, finance, and other fields. It aims to equip students with tools and techniques for success in today's competitive business world. The programs include self-study materials, an online library, video conferencing, contact classes, and career support. IMT-CDL strives to develop leaders through imparting necessary management skills to students from all backgrounds.
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