Programs
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Australian Rural Leadership Program
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A unique opportunity for selected rural and regional leaders to undertake a program of personal growth and develop the skills, knowledge and networks needed to be effective in regional, state, national and international arenas.
Comprising professional and personal leadership skills development, examination of key national and international issues and interaction with leaders in government, industry and the community.
The Australian Rural Leadership Program (ARLP) prepares these leaders to:- develop sustainable, competitive and profitable industries, in an international context;
- develop sustainable (economic, social, environmental) communities within rural and regional Australia;
- establish strategic alliances and build strong links within and across industry sectors;
- identify the competing demands for industry, government and the community support;
- identify and analyse the strategic issues affecting the future of rural and regional Australia;
- understand the values, tactics and arguments of interest groups;
- deal confidently with industry, government and community leaders in Australia and overseas; and participate in shaping national policies.
The Program is for the development of the men and women who will lead rural and regional Australia well into the 21st century - men and women with vision and a commitment to shaping the future. It comprises a part-time course of 59 days, conducted over 17 months.
For your copy of the ARLP promotional brochure, click the image on the right.
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TRAIL
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The Foundation's dynamic and challenging cross-sector program for emerging leaders:
TRAIL
1 - 8 September, 2012 Canberra, ACT
What is 'TRAIL'?
TRAIL (Training Rural Australians In Leadership) is an 8 day residential leadership program for emerging leaders.
The program develops a strong platform of skills, attributes, and knowledge for emerging leaders to engage their organisations, communities, and industry in proactive solutions to long-term issues in rural Australia. TRAIL provides a solid basis from which to grow as more effective, experienced leaders.
What do TRAIL participants achieve?
At the end of the program the TRAIL - participants will:
- Be equipped with practical personal leadership skills to participate in industry and community leadership and team roles in the rural, remote and regional sectors;
- Develop a personal and professional learning plan to further develop their leadership capacity;
- and have a network across sectors with which to engage and leverage knowledge and contacts.
Who is TRAIL for?
A. Leaders across industry groups that need an introduction to cross-sectoral communication, strategy, and problem-solving. Leaders who would like to improve leadership ability across the production value chain – from primary producers to retailers to consumers.
B. Emerging leaders that are new to leadership roles.
What makes TRAIL unique?
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The Australian Rural Leadership Foundation has a strong history of experiential education in the outdoors as a key component of its program success. TRAIL, like the longer ARLP, embraces outdoor experiences as tools for building leadership skills.
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A unique benefit for TRAIL graduates is lifetime complimentary membership to the LEAD (the Foundation's Leadership Engagement and Development Network). LEAD has 550 graduates of the ARLP who are successful leaders across all sectors and levels in rural Australia.
- TRAIL includes masterminding as a valuable post-course learning activity to create accountability for individual learning plans and reinforce the transfer of learning and change in behaviour.
Register for TRAIL now!If you are interested in participating on the next TRAIL course, please complete the form below.
The Foundation will keep these details confidential. Your email address will only be used to communicate during the registration process.
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TRAILblazers
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The Foundation's exclusive program for experienced leaders:
TRAILblazers
It's time to invest in YOU.
Friday 23 March - Saturday 31 March 2012, Canberra, ACT
***There are only 12 spots available.
Submit your registration now to secure your place.
TRAILblazers only happens once per year!***
What is 'TRAILblazers'?
TRAIL blazers is an eight day residential program designed specifically for established leaders. It is for leaders who have been engaged in a range of roles for a significant period of time and have worked in complex contexts.
It provides an opportunity for established leaders to reflect and expand their leadership capacity in the company of like-minded peers.
It provides a structured collaborative space for leaders in one industry across the supply and value chain, or across sectors, to build new relationships and frameworks to resolve complex and dynamic issues for rural Australia.
What does TRAILblazers offer?
During the program, TRAILblazers participants will have opportunities to:
- Expand their leadership frameworks, concepts and strategies for a more resilient and robust approach to handling complex issues;
- Establish new relationships and networks with other leaders across sectors and regions; and
- Develop a fresh perspective and focus for their ongoing professional development and contribution to rural Australia.
Who is TRAILblazers for?
It's a higher end leadership program for experienced leaders.
It's for established leaders who need a time-out to reflect on their own leadership skills, abilities, and capacity for influence and impact.
It's an opportunity for experienced leaders to network and engage with similar leaders from around Australia, developing a cohort of peers as sounding board, resources, and support.
It is for leaders who want to engage in discussion about advanced leadership approaches and theory to develop new frameworks for solution-finding, strategic thinking, and global influence.
*** Do you work in the Fisheries sector? ***
The Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) is funding a position on TRAILblazers.
The deadline for applications is 3 February 2012.
The successful applicant will be notified by 10 February 2012.
Fisheries candidates ONLY: Download your application here.
*** Do you identify as Indigenous and work in Fisheries, Forestry or Agriculture? ***
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) is funding a position on TRAILblazers.
The deadline for applications is 3 February 2012.
The successful applicant will be notified by 10 February 2012.
Indigenous candidates ONLY: Download your application here.
*** Do you work in the Sugar Industry? ***
The Sugar Research and Development Corporation (SRDC) is funding one spot on the program.
Please contact Bianca Cairns on 07 3225 9415 to register your interest.
*** All other candidates: ***
It's on a first come, first serve basis (and there are only 12 spots), so register and send in your registration form asap to secure your spot.***
Register for TRAILblazers now!If you are interested in participating on the next TRAILblazers course, please complete the form below.
The Foundation will keep these details confidential. Your email address will only be used to communicate during the application process.
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TRAILblazers - Now open for enrollments!
The Foundation's exclusive program for SEASONED leaders is now open for registrations. The course runs 23-31 March 2012. Only 12 spots available. Register here now.
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