thursday 18th february, 2021
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Programme info sessionThursday 18th February, 2021
Karakia WhakatakiKo te kawa o rungaKo te kawa o raroKo te kawa oraKo te kawa oraE rongo e whakairihia ki rungaTuruturu o whiti whakamaua kia tīna!Tīna!Hui e!Tāiki e!
‘Tis the life essence of the sky‘Tis the life essence of the land‘Tis the life essence of enlightenmentTogether in unityReady to progress our collective purpose
Haere mai, welcome● Please keep yourself on mute throughout ● We love to see your smiling faces if you can have your video on ● Submit questions through the chat function ● This session will be recorded and sent in an email tomorrow
Overview● Who is The Mind Lab?● What is ‘Leading Change for Good’ and why did we create it?● Academic details, course structure and the application process● Key dates, costs & scholarships● Hear from 2 current students● Questions from you!
Who is The Mind Lab?
Meet the team
Bex Taylor Project Manager
Saskia VerraesProgramme Lead - Leading Change
for Good
Tracy HanProgramme Co-ordinator
- Leading Change for Good
What is Leading Change for Good?
● Designed for people driven by a desire to do good & make positive change in their organisation, iwi or community.
● 34-weeks, part-time, NZQA-accredited.
● Covers tools, frameworks & an actionable strategy – focusing on disruption, leadership, sustainability, authentic value.
● Intakes starting in March, June and September 2021
A postgrad certificate for leadership that focuses on genuinely doing good.
Why did we create Leading Change for Good?Aotearoa is changing. More people are choosing to lead with kindness, to lead with care, and prioritise purpose. We’re focusing more on people, our communities, our whanau, and collaborations and partnerships that share values close to our heart. We’re looking for ways to make positive changes that benefit the people around us, that contribute to the greater good. We’re redefining what good looks like, and how value is so much more than profit. This is leading change, it’s leading change for good.
Industry experts
Priti Ambani--Director of Innovation & New Business at Tata Consultancy Services
Tracy Atiga--CEO at Kanaloa Hawaii Rugby
Martin King--Festival Director & LGBTTQI+ specialist
Joni Angelli Gordon --Kairuruku Rangahau - Research Advisor at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa
Annie Ualesi--Co-Founder of Called
Hancine SamvelyanEducation Director
David ParsonsNational Postgraduate Director
Herbert ThomasEducator
Taurean ButlerDirector of Innovation
Hayley Sparks National Lead
Teaching team
Richard RowleyEducator
Craig HiltonNational Academic Director
Te Mihinga KomenePou Arahi
How to apply
Click “Apply” on our website and
you’ll be taken to our Enrolments platform, where you’ll create an
account
Fill in all your details and supply your
supporting documentation &
statement of intent
Make payment through invoice,
direct payment, or alternative funding
body
You’ve applied! Our team will be in touch
Accept our T&Cs and code of
conduct
Scholarships
Tangata Whenua Scholarship –Full scholarship for learners who identify as Māori
Pacific Ako Scholarship –Full scholarship for learners who identify as of Pacific Island descent
Taipakeke Scholarship –Full scholarship for learners who are aged 60 years and over
Current students
Robyn Lentell Scott Crickett
Time for your questions
How much does it cost?
Costs: $2,850 +GSTEarlybird discount of 25% off (apply 4 weeks before)Full scholarships available
Ready to lead change?3 opportunities in 2021
Start March 4thStart June 1stStart September 8th
Register for our next online event
Diversity & Inclusion: Disrupting Groupthink
● Thursday 29th April, 7-8pm ● Free, facilitated on Zoom ● Speakers: Martin King & Taurean Butler● Check your inbox tomorrow for the link to register
Karakia Whakakapi
Ka whakairia te tapuKia wātea ai te araKia turuki whakataha aiKia turuki whakataha aiHaumi ē, hui ē, tāiki ē!
Restrictions are moved asideSo the pathway is clearTo return to everyday activitiesTo return to everyday activitiesEnriched, unified and blessed
Nā Scotty Morrison
Ngā mihi nui