About the Academy
1. What is Policy/Strategy Academy (PSA)?
PSA is an executive training platform that equips senior decision makers from the Global Majority with the skills, networks, and influence to shape global negotiations and governance frameworks.
2. Who runs the Academy?
PSA is founded by Policy/Strategy in partnership with Magnia and supported by leading African faculty, policy strategists, and institutional partners.
Programs & Courses
3. What types of programs does PSA offer?
We offer short executive seminars, multi-week intensive programs, and hybrid learning experiences focused on global negotiations in health, trade, climate, and governance.
4. How are courses delivered?
Courses are offered in-person at hubs across Global Majority countries, online through interactive sessions, or in hybrid formats combining both.
5. What courses are available?
For details of our current courses, check the Programs page. New courses will be added in future cycles.
6. Who teaches the programs?
Our faculty includes senior African negotiators, policy strategists, and guest experts from institutions such as the AU, Africa CDC, and WHO.
Audience & Eligibility
7. Who should apply to PSA programs?
Our programs are designed for senior policymakers, AU and Africa CDC representatives, regional community leaders, multilateral negotiators, think tank directors, NGO executives, and academic leaders.
8. Do I need prior negotiation experience?
Yes, PSA programs are designed for experienced professionals already engaged in policy, governance, or international negotiations.
Applications & Registration
9. How do I apply?
Applications can be submitted directly through our website. Some programs may have selective admission criteria to ensure peer-level learning.
10. How are participants selected?
Participants are chosen based on professional background, relevance to the program, and potential to contribute to continental leadership.
11. Can institutions sponsor multiple participants?
Yes, we welcome institutional sponsorships for individuals or cohorts from ministries, agencies, or organizations.
Fees & Payments
12. How much do programs cost?
Fees vary depending on program length, format, and location. Each program page lists the specific fee.
13. What is included in the program fee?
Fees cover tuition, course materials, in-person hub sessions, and access to online learning. Travel and accommodation are not included unless otherwise stated.
14. What payment methods do you accept?
We accept major credit/debit cards and institutional invoicing. Payment plans may be available upon request.
Logistics & Delivery
15. Where are in-person programs held?
PSA hosts programs at professional hubs across Africa, in partnership with Kofisi.
16. What technology is required for online learning?
A reliable internet connection, a computer with webcam, and access to Zoom or equivalent platforms.
17. Will I receive a certificate?
Yes, participants who successfully complete a program will receive a PSA Certificate of Completion, recognizing their professional achievement.
After the Program
18. What are the benefits of completing a PSA program?
Graduates gain advanced negotiation skills, recognition as continental leaders, and entry into an influential peer network across the Global Majority.
19. Is there an alumni network?
Yes, PSA is building an alumni community for continued learning, networking, and collaboration beyond each program.
20. Will more courses be offered in the future?
Yes, PSA will expand its portfolio to include additional courses in global health, trade, climate diplomacy, and governance.