UCT: Becoming a Values-Based Leader
Identify the elements of values-based leadership while practicing tangible methods to develop these qualities.
- Duration
- 4 weeks
- Price Value
- $ 199
- Difficulty Level
- Introductory
Identify the elements of values-based leadership while practicing tangible methods to develop these qualities.
This course, provided by the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (GS6), dives into the theme of values-based leadership. It covers the key traits of such leaders and provides a framework for developing a personal values-based leadership profile. You'll engage with various leadership styles and understand how to embody leadership values personally and professionally.
No prerequisites are needed. This course is suitable for individuals who are new to leadership studies.
This course is ideal for aspiring leaders, managers, or professionals in any field who aim to enhance their leadership skills through a better understanding and practice of values-based leadership.
Skills obtained from this course can be utilized in numerous real-world contexts, such as improving team cohesion, enhancing decision-making, fostering a positive work environment, and leading organizations towards ethical success.
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