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Academia BAI - Instituto Superior de Administra??o e Finan?as

BAI Academy website states proudly was founded in 2012, as “a strategic leap forward in the training of Angolan professionals”. In 2017, it expanded to include a new Higher Institute of Administration and Finance.
Undergraduate degrees include accounting and finance, banking and insurance management, and financial-management informatics. The university also runs a series of preparatory courses – focused primarily on mathematics and Portuguese language – to prepare high-school students for higher education.
Courses are regularly updated to ensure that they include industry-relevant skills and knowledge.
Located in the Angolan capital of Luanda, the campus includes classrooms, two auditoria, a multipurpose space and a courtyard, complete with water feature.

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Downloading a copy of our Job Description

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