Networks for Now: Collaborative Leadership

The application of good network leadership and management during crises contributes to the development of individual competencies as well as institutional capacity to practice network leadership after the crisis under more stable conditions. In this way good leadership and management in networks can also contribute to dealing with resilient and continuous societal problems such as poverty, inequality and unemployment which links to sustained other related community problems.

This programme on networks and leadership is delivered in two phases, being
Phase 1: Introduction
and
Phase 2: The Course

The activities in these two phases are:

Phase 1: Introduction

Phase 1: Introduction: Duration:

• 2 to 3 weeks on dates to be decided and communicated.

The Introduction requires self-study using this Course Guide.

• Participants watch and study the provided documentation to gain an overview of the material.
• After studying the documentation participants join the Zoom based class sessions as arranged.

Phase 2: The Course

Phase 2: The Course, which will follow on the Phase 1: Introduction will be presented through distance education via ZOOM meetings scheduled for 3 weeks by Next Step Academy (NSA) and the particulars of the substance of the course are set out below.

The dates for these ZOOM based classes will be made available to those participants enrolled at an appropriate time after enrolment is finalised.