Celebrating the Transformative Impact of Honoris Alumni
The 2024 Student Employability Report by Honoris United Universities (HUU) celebrates the outstanding achievements of its graduates across Africa. As highlighted by Dr. Jonathan Louw, Group CEO, the report is more than a collection of data; it is a tribute to the transformative power of education and the remarkable influence of Honoris alumni as innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders shaping the future of their industries.
Exceptional Outcomes and Independent Verification
This year’s report showcases exceptional outcomes, including an 86% employability rate and 85% value for money, verified through an independent assurance process conducted with Deloitte. These figures reaffirm Honoris’ commitment to transparency, accountability, and excellence, ensuring that graduates are employable and empowered to create meaningful impact in their communities.
In her message, Laura Kakon, Group Chief Growth and Strategy Officer, highlights Honoris’ dedication to data-driven excellence and continuous improvement. By partnering with Deloitte to assure key performance metrics, Honoris reinforces its credibility and commitment to providing education that truly transforms lives. The verified data celebrates the success of graduates and underlines the value of Honoris institutions as trusted partners for both learners and employers. This commitment to transparency strengthens confidence in Honoris’ mission to equip students with future-ready skills and global relevance.
Introducing the Honoris 40 Under 40
The report also highlights the launch of the Honoris 40 Under 40, recognising young leaders driving change across sectors such as healthcare, technology, engineering, and finance. Among these inspiring individuals is Dr. Ismael Adam Essackjee from Mauritius, an accomplished power systems engineer and MANCOSA MBA graduate. Currently serving as Acting Manager (Transmission) at the Central Electricity Board of Mauritius, Dr. Essackjee leads a team of engineers and technicians in building a sustainable, resilient national energy grid. His work focuses on integrating renewable energy, improving efficiency, and ensuring energy reliability for the country.
Spotlight on a Mauritian Leader: Dr. Ismael Adam Essackjee
Beyond his technical expertise, Dr. Essackjee’s career reflects a deep commitment to leadership and lifelong learning. With a PhD in Renewable Energy Integration and international credentials in Project Management and Artificial Intelligence, he continues to mentor young engineers and lecture part-time, shaping the next generation of energy professionals. His guiding philosophy, “Leave no stone unturned to become the better version of yourself,” captures the spirit of perseverance and excellence that defines Honoris graduates across Africa.
A Collective Mission for Employability
As Dr. Grace Nkansa, Senior Director of Employability and Partnerships at HUU, emphasises, employability is a collective mission built on collaboration among educators, employers, and students. The 2024 report stands as a testament to this shared vision and to the enduring success of Honoris graduates who continue to shape Africa’s future.
At Honoris Educational Network, we are proud to be part of this transformative journey, empowering learners in Mauritius and beyond with the skills, mindset, and confidence to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Download the report here.
