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Developing effective leadership and capacity in individuals.
Applications are closed for this course.
The Coaches, Officials and Recreation Leaders Positive Leadership Series 2022 is a series of workshops over four months designed to support the development of effective leadership.
Four modules will be delivered between 8.30am to 4.30pm and applicants must be available during these hours.
All modules will be delivered at Sport HQ at SportWest in Floreat.
Applicants must be able to attend all workshops in the series:
Dr Sandy Gordon from Performance Perspectives International will be delivering the program. He is a trained and authorised user of the two diagnostic tools being used for development, and a trained sports psychologist who has developed the course content from a researched, professional perspective.
4 modules: July to October 2022
This module explores understanding self through DISC sport and strengths profile data interpretation, mental models, understanding different emotions and how to manage them, and values-based goal setting. Themes include:
This module explores how to reduce stress, create proactive and reactive resilience strategies, and enhance emotional resilience for personal effectiveness.
Themes include:
This module invites participants to reflect on their VIA strengths, proficiency in giving and receiving effective feedback, actively and constructively responding to those they lead, and creating psychologically safe environments characterised by positive communication.
This module focuses on ethical behaviour, developing personal power, using DISC data to recognise and adapt to difficult people, fostering positive relationships, understanding emotional responses to change and transitions, and developing positive team cultures.
The success of the program is dependent upon committed and dedicated participants who are seeking to play an active leadership role in delivering success in the talent development environment. Places are strictly limited, so those wishing to be accepted onto the program must be committed to: