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Young Leaders’ Acceleration Program Briefing
30/12/2023 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Dear Young Adults / Guiders,
We will be having another briefing for Young Leaders Acceleration Program (YALP) in December 2023.
Objective: Empower Young Leaders to thrive as leaders and be changemakers within GGS
Prerequisite:
- Open to all current and former members of Girl Guides Singapore aged 21 years old to 30 years old
- Existing Uniformed members or working towards being a Uniformed member
Structure:
Using the WAGGGS Leadership Framework to develop the Young Leader in the necessary competencies
Process |
What it means? |
Rationale |
Step 1: Awareness Understand the Leadership Model and the 6 Mindsets and the Organisation |
Young Adult and Mentor would attend:
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To allow the Young Leader and Mentor to speak the same language |
Step 2: Practice Consciously practise the Leadership Model The practice component and internalise component will be interrelated. |
Young Leader to identify a specific project that she would like to embark. The timeframe is 6 months to 1 year. Project could take place in two formats:
Project will be subject to approval by the relevant personnel. Project would take reference from the Social Action Project developed by the SDG Committee. The final project to be presented to Exco at the end of completion |
To allow the Young Leader to practise through empowerment of designing, planning and executing the project |
Step 3: Internalise Internalise the mindsets Improve your behaviour Develop the 10 Leadership outcomes |
Check-In with Mentor
Young Leader to complete a report submission and evaluation at the end of the program. |
To allow the Young Leader to be guided in terms of WAGGGS Leadership Model |
Initial Rollout: Targeting 3 to 5 Young Leaders in 2023.
- Recommended by the Commissioners
- If Young Leaders are not in any existing committee, can map them to committee of their choice
Should there be any other questinos, please feel free to email me at jasmine@girlguides.org.sg.
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Jasmine Cheong
Head, Training, Programmes & Unit Development