Women and Leadership

Training Course • The University of the South Pacific

About the CPD course

Women have a long-standing history in the workforce; in all roles from front-line worker to visionary founder; influential behind-the-scenes patron to front-and-centre CEO. As women; however; what are the influences; barriers and benefits to our leadership? Do we use or even acknowledge our strengths and skills? This is a time of great change in the workforce; in part because of the increase in numbers and influence of women in the workplace. Flex time; day care and caregiver support; and telecommuting are a few examples of workplace initiatives that benefit everyone; but evolved primarily due to the roles and influence of women who are often juggling multiple home; workplace; and community responsibilities. However; there are some areas in which women could still be more visible and vocal. This one-day course will explore the history of women in the workforce and offer personal opportunities for exploration; identification; and development of leadership strengths and skills.

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The University of the South Pacific

The University of the South Pacific, as one of two regional universities in the world, is supported by 12 Pacific Island Countries - Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Niue, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu. The University graduated its first cohort of 32 students in 1971 and during the intervening years over 44,000 graduates have successfully completed their studies. Today the university has an enrolment of over 29,000 students studying in all 12 countries and 14 Campuses. This regional composition of the staff and students, augmented by colleagues and students from outside the Pacific region, gives the university a healthy diversity of nationalities, religions, cultures, ethnic groups and languages.