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NIPA STUDENT WELFARE
Sports
Computer Laboratories
SOCIAL LIFE
The NIPA Recreation Club offers a window for interaction between staff and students during off-study hours. The club also offers an opportunity to staff and students to interact with the community. The Institute also facilitates students' participation in various engagements such as sports activities, debates on topical issues within and outside Lusaka.
NIPA offers various sporting activities to its students. It has a football pitch and also a tennis court. Students are involved in playing games with other institutes of higher learning. NIPA uses games to keep the students busy in sporting activities during their spare time. This helps to keep the students away from bad vices and they also provide a means of keeping fit and healthy which are necessary tools for achievement.
Indoor games such as draft, table tennis, squash, scrabble are also available.
Other outdoor games are Volleyball, basketball and lawn tennis.
NIPA has three computer laboratories on campus. One is at Burma Road Campus Campus while two are at the main campus. They are mainly used by students taking ICT Courses, in their research.
NIPA is currently constructing a modern ICT/Library centre which will also house an ultra modern Conference Centre. It is envisioned that the ultra modern facility will adequately carter for both students and staff. It will enventually be available to the general public.
This facility is under construction and is expected to be completed by April 2012.
NIPA has various entertainment programes for its students, for instance there is the NIPA club which offers refreshments and other socila facilities like the Hall in which they take place.
The Institute has over the years evolved to meet the nation’s training and development challenges. In 1998, the Institute was transformed into a commercial entity under Act of Parliament No. 15 of 1998, as part of the Public Service Reform Programme (PSRP) launched by the Government in 1993.
On receiving Presidential assent in October 1998, and following the appointment of the Governing Council by the President in December 1999, the new NIPA started operations under the new mandate on 1st January, 2000.
Vision
To be one of the leading institutions in providing high quality professional manangement and business training, research and consultancy services in the SADC region.
Mission Statement
To contribute to the growth and development of the clientele through continuous performance improvement, efficient and effective delivery of goods and services by the Institute providing innovative market-driven management and business training, research and consultancy.
Core Values
Intergrity Courtesy Innovativeness Confidentiality Commitment Honesty Transparency Excellence Loyalty professionalism