In a world where competition is getting increasingly tougher and the race to become number one in all aspects of life getting sturdier, leadership qualities have become really essential to stand out from the crowd of normal people.
To ensure that the kids of tomorrow become good leaders and take this world to a different level, several academies have opened up.
The Leadership Academy of South Africa is among those academies, which have devoted everything to serve the students across the continent of Africa, to produce leaders and individuals who can make the continent a better place in future.
The Leadership Academy, South Africa is committed to being a class apart coeducational academy located on the outskirts of Johannesburg, South Africa.
They are also academically brilliant and outstanding students from Africa and also across the world.
They also have an intensive two year educational and leadership training program for students aged 16-19.
The entry to this leadership academy depends solely on the criteria of merit.
For those coming from financially weak backgrounds, scholarship is provided.
Students do have access to the top universities across the world.
Their main emphasis on entrepreneurship training, leadership qualities and making the students understand the grave problems of Africa, and ways to tackle those problems.
They have internationally renowned faculty and outstanding teachers.
They have an average class of 12 students; a total of 250 intake capacity, with 125 pupils each year and the academic year is from September to June.
Mission: The mission of Leadership Academy of South Africa is to see Africa develop into a prosperous continent by supporting and developing a fleet of well trained future leaders.
The 6 basic values taught throughout the entire course, which make big difference to individuals in becoming leaders, are: (1) Integrity: Teaching the students to be courageous enough to do what they truly feel is right; (2)Curiosity: Challenging situations and taking the initiative to pursue new ideas.
(3) Humility: To bow down in front of opportunity givers and acknowledge the fact and our limitations.
(4) Compassion: Caring for all those around us.
(5) Diversity: Taking pride in the diverse range of people around us and celebrating different cultures and (6) Excellence: Setting high standards and achieving them.
To ensure that the kids of tomorrow become good leaders and take this world to a different level, several academies have opened up.
The Leadership Academy of South Africa is among those academies, which have devoted everything to serve the students across the continent of Africa, to produce leaders and individuals who can make the continent a better place in future.
The Leadership Academy, South Africa is committed to being a class apart coeducational academy located on the outskirts of Johannesburg, South Africa.
They are also academically brilliant and outstanding students from Africa and also across the world.
They also have an intensive two year educational and leadership training program for students aged 16-19.
The entry to this leadership academy depends solely on the criteria of merit.
For those coming from financially weak backgrounds, scholarship is provided.
Students do have access to the top universities across the world.
Their main emphasis on entrepreneurship training, leadership qualities and making the students understand the grave problems of Africa, and ways to tackle those problems.
They have internationally renowned faculty and outstanding teachers.
They have an average class of 12 students; a total of 250 intake capacity, with 125 pupils each year and the academic year is from September to June.
Mission: The mission of Leadership Academy of South Africa is to see Africa develop into a prosperous continent by supporting and developing a fleet of well trained future leaders.
The 6 basic values taught throughout the entire course, which make big difference to individuals in becoming leaders, are: (1) Integrity: Teaching the students to be courageous enough to do what they truly feel is right; (2)Curiosity: Challenging situations and taking the initiative to pursue new ideas.
(3) Humility: To bow down in front of opportunity givers and acknowledge the fact and our limitations.
(4) Compassion: Caring for all those around us.
(5) Diversity: Taking pride in the diverse range of people around us and celebrating different cultures and (6) Excellence: Setting high standards and achieving them.