Education - FranklinCovey Philippines

Principal’s Academy Online

You are the future of education.

Principal’s Academy Online

You are the future of education.

Challenge

The challenges facing principals have never been greater. In addition to being instructional leaders and effective building managers, principals must keep up with technology, standards, and rapidly-changing demands on schools. But effective leadership is possible. By learning practical skills based on timeless principles, you can cut through the clutter of today’s education environment and engage the best in all stakeholders.

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Solution

The Leader in Me Principal’s Academy brings FranklinCovey’s premiere leadership training to principals and education leaders as a licensed Leader in Me school. This inspiring and rigorous training challenges administrators to adopt a leadership paradigm of release, not control. The blended learning course focuses on practical skills and tools they can apply immediately in their schools, enabling them to align school systems with a shared school vision, unleash staff talent, and become truly great leaders.
During the Leader in Me Principal’s Academy blended learning course, you will be introduced to the Whole-Person Paradigm—a foundation for effective leadership—and the 4 Roles of Great Leaders™: Modeling, Pathfinding, Aligning, and Empowering. You will assess your own strengths and areas of improvement. You will learn how to use and apply powerful leadership tools, such as the 4 Disciplines of Execution®, to address chronic problems faced by their schools, with time to lay a framework to implement these leadership skills upon returning to their schools.

Outcome

– Adopt a paradigm of release, not control.
– Collaborate with other local principals.
– Align school systems and processes.
– Establish a shared school vision among staff.
– Engage staff members and unleash talent.
– Effective Leadership Skills for Principals

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