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The executive education division of Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, offering open and custom leadership development programmes, strategic leadership, and personal coaching. Consistently ranked among the world's best executive education providers, programmes are delivered by leading Oxford academics and global practitioners for senior executives and C-suite leaders across sectors worldwide.
Delivery format
In-Person, Online, Blended
Client type
Corporate, Individual
Seniority served
Senior Leaders, C-Suite
Sector specialisms
Cross-Sector
Countries served
Global
Services offered
Price on request
Leadership developmentL&D for senior leadersHigh-performing teams
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Yes. It is delivered by Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, which holds AACSB and EQUIS institutional accreditation.
How is Oxford Executive Education ranked?
In the Financial Times Executive Education 2026 rankings, its open programmes were ranked 2nd in the UK and 7th in the world, and its Executive MBA is ranked 1st in the world by QS.
How much do Oxford Executive Education programmes cost?
Open programme fees typically range from £2,500 to £12,000 depending on length and format, with partial scholarships available through the Oxford Saïd Scholarship Fund.
Phoenix Training is a London-based management and leadership training company, set up in 1995, working in the UK and the Middle East and North Africa.
It designs in-house programmes for new managers, established managers and senior managers, as well as a programme based on Blanchard's Situational Leadership II (SLII) model. Programmes are usually modular, for example four half-day sessions held every few weeks, face to face or virtually, and can be run as a shorter intensive version. It also offers one-to-one management development in one-hour virtual sessions, with at least three sessions recommended to start. It does not run open courses or have its own training rooms, and delivers at client premises, local venues or online.
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Professional Development Group is a UK events and training company with offices in London and Wilmslow, Cheshire, incorporated in 2018.
It runs conferences, training courses and exhibitions, mostly for the public sector, through several brands. Government Events and Gov PD list conferences and one-day training courses, currently held online, and also offer in-house and on-demand training. Gov PD course areas include leadership, management and strategy, human resources and organisational development. The International Centre for Government Excellence (GovExcellence) runs professional development programmes for government staff, with management and leadership among its six programme areas. MyPD offers training courses, in-house training, coaching and mentoring.
Prices are not published on the group website. MyPD states that it is a Chartered Management Institute (CMI) Registered Centre delivering CMI qualifications, and an accredited training organisation for APMG International. The group states that it delivers more than 200 events a year, and it lists an advisory board of five named business leaders.
QA is a London-based technology, digital and professional skills training company, set up in 1985, whose courses include leadership and management.
Its leadership courses cover stepping up to management, managing high-performing teams, moving from manager to leader and leadership presence, mostly as two or three day virtual classroom courses. It offers Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) qualifications at Level 3 and Level 5, including a Level 5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring, with the Level 3 Award taught over five days within a 25-week programme. It also sells Certified STAR Manager, a blended online programme of about six months for managers who lead a team, accredited by APMG International.
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Tack TMI is a learning and development company registered in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, with roots in the Tack School of Salesmanship, set up in 1948.
It runs training in sales, customer experience, leadership and management, personal development, change and innovation, and safety culture. Employers can commission in-company programmes for their own teams, delivered in person, virtually or digitally. Individuals can book open courses at venues in London, Coventry, Alderley Edge, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Its leadership and management courses are aimed at newly appointed managers through to directors. It also delivers apprenticeships at Levels 2 to 4, in areas such as sales, project management, customer experience and logistics, in partnership with Gi Group. Course lengths are not published.
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