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Transformation College of Business & Technology (TC) has officially commenced registration for its 2026/2027 academic session, opening its doors to prospective students seeking to acquire relevant knowledge and practical skills in business, information systems, artificial intelligence and digital transformation.
The new academic session will feature four core programmes offered by the College: the Diploma in Entrepreneurship & Business Management (EBM), Diploma in Information Systems (DIS), AI Business Analyst (AIBA), and AI Automation Specialist (AIAS).
The programmes have been designed to provide learners with practical and relevant competencies that can support their academic, professional and entrepreneurial development in a rapidly changing world.
The Diploma in Entrepreneurship & Business Management (EBM) is targeted at individuals who want to develop a strong understanding of business and entrepreneurship. The programme provides learners with knowledge and skills relevant to starting, managing and growing businesses, while developing their understanding of the principles that underpin effective business management.
For individuals interested in technology and the role of information in modern organisations, the Diploma in Information Systems (DIS) provides an opportunity to develop knowledge in information systems and technology. The programme focuses on the importance of information and technology in organisational operations and the growing need for professionals who understand how technology can be applied to support business objectives and digital transformation.
The College is also offering the AI Business Analyst (AIBA) programme, reflecting the growing intersection between business analysis and artificial intelligence. The programme is designed for individuals who want to understand how AI can be applied to business analysis, problem-solving, decision-making and the improvement of organisational processes.
The fourth programme, AI Automation Specialist (AIAS), focuses on the application of artificial intelligence and automation in modern business and operational environments. As organisations increasingly explore ways to use technology to improve efficiency and transform processes, the programme provides learners with an opportunity to develop knowledge in an area that is becoming increasingly important across industries.
The commencement of registration for the 2026/2027 academic session represents another step in Transformation College’s commitment to its mission of raising a generation of highly skilled professionals. Through its programmes, the College seeks to provide learners with the knowledge, excellence and skills required to navigate an increasingly competitive and technology-driven environment.
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, automation and digital technologies, the demand for individuals who can combine business knowledge with relevant technology skills continues to grow. Transformation College is positioning its academic offerings to provide learners with opportunities to develop capabilities across both traditional business disciplines and emerging areas of technology.
Prospective students who are interested in pursuing studies in entrepreneurship and business management, information systems, AI business analysis or AI automation can now begin their application for the 2026/2027 academic session.
Registration is currently open, and interested applicants are encouraged to take advantage of the new admission cycle and select the programme that best aligns with their academic interests, career aspirations or entrepreneurial goals.
Transformation College of Business & Technology remains committed to providing education that develops practical capabilities and prepares learners to contribute meaningfully to the future of work.
Registration for the 2026/2027 academic session is now officially open.
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