This course will examine the leadership mindset and give you the confidence to step forward and take responsibility for existing and new challenges.
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We often hear that everyone is a leader, regardless of whether or not they have a formal title. So, what does that actually mean for individuals who don’t have direct reports but who want to demonstrate their commitment and leadership potential.
This course explores the concept of a ‘leader-full’ organisation and moves on quickly to identify and develop the specific behaviours that will help you step forward and take a leadership position within your organisation.
Individuals, without a leadership title, who want to do more, make a greater contribution and who aspire to take on a formal leadership role in the future. Participants are likely to come from organisations looking to build a culture of leadership, accountability and responsibility across their entire workforce.
Participants should be able to:
The mini MBA course provides the opportunity to develop a comprehensive business skill set in a targeted, efficient, and practical setting. Complete in just six weeks (2026 intake) through 90-minute online sessions, one day per week.
Balance opposing demands to create clarity and adaptability
This course helps you navigate modern leadership challenges with confidence and integrity. You’ll learn frameworks to flex your approach, strengthen your emotional adaptability and lead with purpose in contexts that demand both decisiveness and empathy.
Being an introvert need not be a hindrance to achieving success as a leader. Explore the essential characteristics of a leader and learn how you can build on your unique strengths and build your confidence as a leader within your workplace. The course may also assist those who provide support, coaching or mentoring to others who aspire to a leadership role.
Leaders have been using stories since the beginning of recorded history. Tribal leaders have used stories to gain loyalty and legitimise their reign; Elders have used stories to hand down their histories; Military leaders have used stories to reduce fear and boost morale.