SLEC Africa™

Training & capacity building

Learning Tailored for the African Gaming Industry

Industry-focused programs covering compliance, governance, responsible gaming, data protection, advertising standards and more.

How we deliver

Three ways we build capacity

From structured courses to bespoke in-house programs, our training meets organisations where they are.

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Courses

Industry-focused learning modules covering compliance, governance, responsible gaming, data protection, advertising standards, and more.

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Executive Programs

Senior-level insight sessions for leadership teams, legal departments, investors, and decision-makers navigating complex regulatory landscapes.

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In-house Training

Tailored organizational training delivered in-house or remotely, customized to the specific compliance needs of gaming operators.

Open programs

Current & upcoming training

Browse the programs currently open for registration.

Coming soon

Webinars & events

Learn beyond the classroom

Live webinars, roundtables, and industry sessions that turn regulatory complexity into shared understanding.

The Collective Voice: Value of representation in Africa’s gaming industry
Freevirtual

7 August 2026 · 11:00 WAT

The Collective Voice: Value of representation in Africa’s gaming industry

  • Gift Tuadibofa
  • Chima Onwuka
  • John Mutua
  • +1 more

Online

Africa’s gaming industry continues to evolve, the role of trade associations is becoming increasingly important. Beyond advocacy, industry associations have the potential to shape policy, promote responsible gaming, strengthen regulatory engagement, build industry standards, and provide a unified voice on issues affecting sustainable growth. Yet questions remain. What value should operators expect from industry representation? How can trade associations effectively balance the interests of their members with broader industry objectives? And what role should they play in supporting regulation, compliance, capacity building, and market development? This webinar brings together industry and association representatives to examine the evolving role of trade associations in Africa’s gaming ecosystem. Participants will explore how effective industry representation contributes to stronger governance, constructive stakeholder engagement, and the long-term growth and credibility of the sector.

Beyond Licensing: Choosing the Right Partners
Freevirtual

17 July 2026 · 11:00 WAT

Beyond Licensing: Choosing the Right Partners

  • Ms. Zu Tohtayeva
  • Mr. Garron Whitesman
  • Mrs. Adenike Oyebamiji

Online

Entering an African gaming market requires more than obtaining a licence. Success depends on selecting the right professional partners to navigate regulatory requirements, tax obligations, compliance expectations, operational challenges, and local market realities. This webinar brings together legal and industry advisory experts to discuss the critical role professional service providers play in market entry and long-term success. Participants will gain practical insights into identifying credible advisors, avoiding costly mistakes, managing risks, and building the right support network for sustainable growth in African gaming markets. Whether you are a new entrant, investor, supplier, or existing operator, this session will help you understand why choosing the right partners can be just as important as securing the right licence.

The Influence of Product Evolution on Player Behaviour and Responsible Gaming
Freevirtual

22 May 2026 · 09:00 WAT

The Influence of Product Evolution on Player Behaviour and Responsible Gaming

  • Fisayo Oke
  • Kayode Lawal
  • Dr Abiola Salawu

Online

The continued development of gaming products has introduced new layers to how players engage and make decisions. Features such as speed, repetition, and instant gratification are shaping patterns of behaviour in ways that are not always immediately obvious. This makes it important to pay closer attention to how these technology influence player responses over time, and what that means for responsibility across the ecosystem In this session, we will examine how product evolution is influencing player behaviour and the growing responsibility around player protection.