SBSA Seychelles

SBSA Learners council and Media matrix team will be hosting a Bake Sale Fundraiser in support of Aury Mathieu, who was recently involved in a serious accident and will require multiple surgeries for his recovery. 🤍

📍 SBSA Campus
📅 14th May 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 10:15 AM

Come by and support a meaningful cause while enjoying a variety of sweet treats and local drinks.

From cupcakes, brownies, cookies, crepes, cinnamon rolls and more — there’s something for everyone! Every purchase made will go towards helping raise funds for Aury’s treatment and recovery.

Anyone around the campus is welcome to come and support. Your contribution, no matter how small, can make a difference. 🙏🏽

Congratulations to Rico Esparon and Mikelah Bijoux on being elected as the Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of the Learners’ Council 2026.
We are proud to introduce the new student leaders who will represent the voices, ideas, and aspirations of our learners throughout the academic year. Wishing them success as they lead with dedication, responsibility, and integrity.

Meet your 2026 Learners’ Council candidates
Your voice, your choice — vote wisely this Thursday

The future of SBSA is in your hands. 🗳️
Step forward and make your choice—Rami-El Payet or Darnell Pierre for SNYA representative.
Lead with your voice. Choose with purpose.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Mr Alain Reddy known as Sir Alain by the learners of Seychelles Business Studies Academy. Sir Alain highly dedicated Business French lecturer,he devoted many years of loyal service to education, leaving behind a remarkable legacy within the school community. Through his passion for teaching, patience, and commitment, he inspired and guided countless students, helping them grow not only academically but also personally.

Sir Alain was more than just a lecturer. he was a mentor, a role model, and a source of encouragement to many. His professionalism, kindness, and unwavering dedication to his subject made him a respected and admired figure among both students and colleagues. His contributions to the field of Business French and to the development of young minds will never be forgotten.

Though he is no longer with us, his impact will continue to live on in the lives he touched and the lessons he shared. He will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Que son âme repose en paix et s’élève dans la gloire éternelle.🕊️🤍

On Wednesday 1st April, BMA3 entrepreneurship students had the opportunity to attend an eye-opening and inspiring talk by Rashid Mousmie, owner of Raspay Seychelles. As an entrepreneur, he shared his experience of tapping into international markets, along with valuable tips for aspiring business owners. He also spoke about the challenges and circumstances he overcame on his journey to success. His story was truly motivational and left the entrepreneurs of tomorrow feeling inspired and determined.

On Wednesday, 8th April, the Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning, Trade and Investment had its first talk with the International Business course.

The session explored overseas trade policy and its implementation, covering key areas such as market access, taxation, trade regulations, trade-related projects, and trade promotion across goods, services, and development. It also highlighted Seychelles’ export potential, as well as the licensing and regulatory frameworks shaping international trade.

The discussion provided valuable insights into how Seychelles engages with global markets and strengthens its trade future.

Wishing you a joyful Easter accompanied by growth, purpose, and enduring success.

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The BMA2 learners had a very fruitful visit at the Zil Kreol brewery Au Cap on Friday 27th March. This was in relation to their course on Operations Management whereby learners had been learning on Innovation. Being a new business, the learners had the opportunity to interact with the owner whereby he shared his expertise on how his innovation came about and what has made Zil Kreol unique as well as challenges he faced along the way. The different interactions with the staff there allowed learners to appreciate the importance of innovation and how branding is also important. It was a very interactive experience.