Bratim Recommits To Value Addition, Marks 20 Years

Bratim Business School has restated it’s commitment to continuous value addition and impact to the society.

Chief executive officer of  Bratim, Tejan Ibrahim, disclosed this at the Bratim Faculty Forum 2024 tagged ‘Transforming the Bratim Learning Ecosystem’ held in Abuja on Saturday.

“The purpose of this forum is to enlighten our partners on our goals and vision for the years to come. And the direction is that in 2030,we will be the number one Business School in Nigeria. When you talk about training for ICAN and ACCA certification and corporate trainings, you should think Bratim. We offer our students and corporate clients value for their money. We are not expensive but we give value.

“Over the last 20 years, we have impacted on the lives of people. One of the things that give us joy is when you walk into an office and see that this person qualified for ICAN from Bratim. From Youth Corper to a Director,we have a system to take everybody. And the feedback we get is that we have made impact in peoples lives.” Ibrahim explained.

The chairman of Bratim Group, Seyi Katola said in the last 20 years ago, the company has built a world-class learning centre. “Learning centres, not just for the students, but for all strata of persons. Looking back where we are, we have greatly achieved. Today, you see most of the world-acclaimed certifiers beckoning at us. We are becoming a good learning centre to reckon with and that shows us that we have grown.” Katola said.

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Business advisor to the chief financial officer of the NNPC, Hafsatu Abdu- Gusau, said as a student of Bratim in 2015 she derived value from the institute.  “It’s 10 years and I have maintained my relationship with Bratim and I make a lot of references to the place even in the office. I want them to continue to progress on the technology part of learning.” she said.