TECHNICAL: content via an accredited combination Masters
level Management Advancement
Program [MAP] from WITS business school,
LIFE-SKILLS: content is delivered in the form of 12 workshops
of 1 day duration.
TECHNICAL CASE REPORT or a BUSINESS PLAN: relevant to
the business of the host organisation, must be prepared
by each intern at the conclusion of the HELLFIRE Programme,
and must be submitted to the host organisation.
Where feasible, non-Hellfire programme participants (e.g.
internal mentors from host organizations) may access any
workshop or course, on a fee-for-service basis.
Is there a process and management plan in place for the
development of the Business Plan and/or Case Report?
Yes. Prof. Eric Wood of the UCT Graduate School of Business
will manage the development of case reports and business
plans, including the quarterly presentations by interns.
Acorn Technologies has a formal relationship with
the UCT Graduate School of Business and in particular the
Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Does the Intern have to pay to attend the content?
No. The intern and the host do not have to pay
for the first Intern to access and attend the content.
