Leadership @ Graduate College

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EDM V2-Oct- Nov 23 Impact Leadership Mentoring Programme

The Impact Leadership Mentoring Programme, organised by NTU Graduate College in collaboration with Compass@Campus, is a four-module programme that aims to help participants discover their purpose, redefine success, develop greater interpersonal effectiveness, understand the importance of trust and integrity in relationships, and learn about servant leadership. The programme was conducted over four Saturdays between 18 February and 11 March 2023 at The Arc, LHN-TR+15, and required a commitment from students to attend all four modules in person.

The modules covered in the programme are:

Module 1: Discovering Purpose, Redefining Success
Module 2: Developing Greater Interpersonal Effectiveness
Module 3: Trust and Integrity, The Foundation of Relationships
Module 4: Servant Leadership, One Life Impacting Another

The programme was conducted in an interactive manner and included in-depth group discussions with mentors and facilitators. Light refreshments were provided for all participants.

At the end of the programme, students who completed at least three of the four modules received certificates of participation issued by NTU Graduate College and Compass@Campus.

Today, the world is complex, competitive and more demanding than ever before with digital disruptions a constant that working professionals need to cater to. Even more challenging, young people still need to balance school, work and relationships while at the same time, working and planning for their future.

With multiple crucial goals to achieve, it is even more imperative to start the journey now to be equipped with the next generation of essential skills such as effective communication and adaptability as these are not behaviours we can change overnight.

Graduate College is organizing this leadership programme to prepare you for this new reality as corporate leaders are looking for young and competent talent to bring their organizations to the next level. This is your opportunity to gain a competitive edge in any profession you strive to be in!

This programme uses the Dale Carnegie® Approach (5Ps) to ensure that the graduate students can gain maximum benefit from the training.

Participative: Adult learn by doing. This programme uses active involvement rather than lecture-based training to produce optimal results.

Positive: Research has shown that adults learn quicker and enjoy longer lasting results in a positive environment. Creating a positive environment supports breakthroughs in learning.

Permanent: Dale Carnegie® methodology focuses on helping participants form new positive habits that will benefit them long after the coaching / training is complete.

Practical: We work with participants on real-world challenges. We focus on skills and tools that can be immediately applied to benefit the individual and their organization.

Pushes the comfort zone: Opportunities often lie outside our comfort zone. The goal is to stretch graduate students’ comfort zone so that they can take advantage of new opportunities.

Date: 25 February 2021​

Time: 9am to 5pm

Location: The Arc

Interested students can submit the application form​ to [email protected] before 8 February 2021. Limited seats are available and only selected students will be notified.

 

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Limited slots so do sign up here now!

Registration will close on 19 June 11:59pm SGT.

Due to limited vacancies, only shortlisted applicants will receive a confirmation email from Graduate College's role-based email (not the auto-confirmation of your registration).