Overview

Claremont Business School (CBS) is a private higher education institution established in 2014. It operates campuses in Harare and Bulawayo, both strategically located in central business districts to provide accessibility for students.

The school positions itself as a professional and practical learning hub, emphasizing industry-aligned training and employability.

Academic Partnerships

CBS partners with recognized Zimbabwean universities, including Bindura University of Science Education and Midlands State University, to deliver diploma and certificate programs. It is also an approved teaching centre for the Confederation of Tourism & Hospitality (CTH).

In addition, CBS provides tuition for globally recognized professional qualifications such as ACCA (Accounting) and CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants).

Programs Offered

CBS offers a variety of programs, including:

Professional Certifications: ACCA, CIMA, and CTH.

Diplomas & Certificates: Accounting and Finance, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Business Management, and Monitoring & Evaluation.

Hospitality & Tourism: Diplomas in Hospitality, Tourism, and Cruise Hospitality, with a strong emphasis on practical training.

Teaching Approach

The school’s teaching model focuses on blending classroom learning with hands-on exposure. Lecturers often have industry backgrounds, and students are placed in companies for attachments, ensuring they graduate with both academic knowledge and practical skills.

Strengths

Recognized as a specialist provider in business, finance, and hospitality.

Practical, career-oriented training with real industry placements.

Strong partnerships with local universities and international professional bodies.

Central urban campuses for easy accessibility.

Considerations

Being relatively new, the school is still building its reputation compared to long-established business schools.

Some of its qualifications rely on external validation through partner institutions.

International recognition of qualifications may require additional verification, depending on the country or sector.