Develop your leadership skills and make connections on campus through the Learning to Lead workshop series.
Join us for thought-provoking virtual and in-person workshops. You’ll build life and leadership skills, connect with peers, engage in reflective dialogue, and gain a deeper understanding of yourself and how you can best use your leadership skills within your community.
Learning to Lead is a CCR eligible program.
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Program Eligibility
U of T undergraduate students from any college or faculty interested in getting more involved in the campus community and developing their leadership skills.
Students who are interested in applying for any type of peer mentor or leadership position on campus.
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How The Program Works
To earn your Learning to Lead Certificate, take any 5 of the qualifying workshops over the course of the academic year.
Learning to Lead core workshops:
- What Is Leadership?
- Integrity & Leadership
- Goal Setting & Reflection
- Barriers & Challenges to Leadership
- Equity & Leadership
- Exploring Leadership & Passions
- Introverted Leadership
Note: There is a maximum capacity for workshops, so please attend all workshops that you sign up for to avoid taking spaces from other students. If there is low registration (less than 10 students), some workshops may be cancelled. You will be given at least 24-48 hours notice if this happens.
Want to explore leadership learning on your own time? Check out resources at Self-Directed Leadership Learning.
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Program Registration
Register for the Learning to Lead Program Tracker on CLNx. Sign up for any of the qualifying workshops and complete the requirements to earn CCR recognition.
All workshops are open for registration on the Leadership, Mentorship and Clubs calendar under Events and Workshops on CLNx.
The program tracker for 2023-2024 opens in July 2023 and counts workshops attended through to March 2024.
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What Students Are Saying
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Learning to Lead supported my future goals of joining and running school clubs, exceeding in academic group projects, and making the best out of volunteer opportunities. It also aided me in my personal growth by bringing my strengths and flaws to light through reflective sessions.
Yue
I feel more aligned and with a deeper sense of purpose which I am certain will aid me in being a future-ready leader and help me to build my confidence to reach my future goals. Moreover, this knowledge makes me feel a deeper sense of integrity in who I am and how I can serve as a leader which is extremely rewarding and affirming.
Emily
Through the Learning to Lead program I have learned how to utilize my current strengths and improve my weaknesses when it comes to my own leadership skills.
Chae-Lynn
I really hope to get involved in leadership on campus however I felt as though I did not know enough about it to be able to be confident in applying for such positions. Learning to Lead has given me some groundwork to become a leader on campus and also pursue off-campus leadership positions.
Dasha
This program has provided me with leadership skills, interpersonal communication skills and personal growth and development which can be used in my everyday life to support my academic goals, as well as career goals in the future. I now feel more comfortable and confident about working in teams and I feel like I have a better understanding about team dynamics and creating inclusive environments. I also think that the program has provided me with emotional and personal support, so that I can become the best version of myself!
Ashni