The Diploma in Business Studies programme is designed as a bridging programme for students to take up a degree in Business, while at the same time preparing them for the competitive job market of the 21st century. The programme is broad-based and provides students with basic knowledge and skills in marketing, management and accounting. Emphasis is placed on giving the students hands-on, practical learning experiences, thus enhancing their employability upon graduation. Core subjects include Business Communication, Economics, Business law and accounting. The average student completes the programme of study during a period of one year. Upon graduation, students may choose to continue their degree studies. Qualified diploma holders are admitted into the second year of the Bachelor of Business Administration Programme at Kings University College or any other university.

His Majesty Academy was established in August 1998 as a private school to run extra classes for J.S.S. 3 Graduates, waiting to enter into Senior Secondary School, with five (5) students and seven (7) teachers. Our aim was to build a solid foundation for these young ones as they prepare to meet the challenges of the secondary Program. In 1999, the school organized S.S.S vacation Classes to further prepare, monitor and train its students and other new students at the secondary school level. Considering the challenges most S.S.S. Graduates encounter to gain admission into the University, the Institution decided to further train and prepare students with poor results for the November/December exams to enable them meet admission requirements of various Tertiary Institutions hence, the need of helping students to fulfill their dreams as far as their academics is concerned. In view of this, in the year 2000, the school started operating as a Remedial Centre for Senior High Graduates. So far the school has trained and prepared over fifteen thousand (15000) candidates who have obtained new qualifications, most of which have gained admissions into various Tertiary Institutions in Ghana and Overseas. Most of our past students are gainfully employed in various organizations notably among them are Bankers, Nurses, Doctors, Teachers, Teaching Assistants, Lecturers, Accountant and many more. In addition, His Majesty started a Computer Training School in April 2002. In that same year the School began preparing students to sit for International Examinations such Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). During the same period(2002), the school introduced some Professional Courses such as ACCA, CIB, ABCE,GBCE, NVTI Secretarial courses for both workers and students who wish to obtain new qualification. In 2007/2008, the institution having provided quality education, inspiring as well as instilling academic discipline into about 15,000 students over the years was fully prepared to run a Senior High School as a result of this Ghana Education Service (GES) upon thorough inspection gave the school the necessary recognition and approval to establish a regular secondary school. In October 2007/2008 Academic year, the first batch of students was admitted into His Majesty Senior High School. Currently, enrollment has increased to 250 students out of which 62 are in the boarding house. Moreover, by dint of the schools’ hard work, competent staff, recognition and its credibility, the West African Examination Council (WAEC) has chosen His Majesty as one of its Examination Centre and the first examination was conduct by the school in October/November 2009. Furthermore, on 19th November 2009, N.V.T.I also used the schools computer laboratory as one of its Examination Center for the Private Secretary’s’ Examination. Currently His Majesty Senior High has obtained recognition from the West African Examination Council to run the May/June WASSCE exams for all final year students. His Majesty Senior High was the only private school selected to participate in Ghana's 56th Independence Anniversary celebration and emerged as the 1st runners-up in the inter-schools' march pass parade.