the Netherlands
Business School Netherlands| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PG Dip | Full-time, Mixed-mode | 6 month | August | EU 7950 | EUR 7950 |
Business School Netherlands offers a comprehensive Action Learning Leadership short course:
The Action Learning Leadership Programme (ALLP)
This course is specifically designed to meet the developmental needs of SME entrepreneurs, supervisors and middle managers of organisations. The delivery method of Action Learning means the course suits the needs of managers and leaders from public and private institutions, especially for those working in small and medium-sized organisations, National NGO's and government departments. By using the Action Learning method, participants will learn modern management approaches; what and how to apply these approaches to their particular situation, culture, organisation and country. Participants will focus on improving their decision-making, creativity and other managerial skills, while learning to analyse their own organisations, develop inspiring new insights and finalise a development plan for themselves as well as the organisation.
Recognition and Accreditation
The ALLP covers the first phase of the International Action Learning MBA, our "flagship" master's programme with American (ACBSP) and Swiss (eduQua) accreditation status. Successful participants will receive the first phase certificate of the MBA.
Assessment
The assignments that conclude this short course are the same as in the first phase of the International Action Learning MBA programme. You will be required to write an Organisational Analysis of your company, complete a theory test about Research Methods as well as undertake an Action Learning Literature Review. This is based upon your current leadership skills and competencies, and you will be encouraged throughout the programme to consider areas for development.
Investment Open Sets, per participant
€ 7,950
- ALLP study materials and local tranfers € 6950
- Subsistence costs and accommodation € 1000
Excludes: Flights, Visa and Insurance
The Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP)
The ALLP course is a NFP-approved Short Course and fully funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from the budget for development cooperation. The Netherlands Fellowship Programmes promote capacity building within organisations in 51 countries by providing fellowships for training and education for professionals.
If participants apply for the NFP scholarship, and are eligible and accepted for this short course, the investment will be fully covered by this scholarship programme.
For more information or to request an application please contact us at [email protected]. Thank you!
Who can apply?
- Managers and entrepreneurs who want to develop themselves and their company/ institution
- Be in a management or supervisory position
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent diploma
- Have a minimum of two years appropriate and relevant post graduate work experience
- Should the applicant’s mother tongue not be English he/she will require a TOEFL or IELTS language test result. The minimum pass mark for TOEFL is 550 (paper); 213 (computer) or 79/80 (internet based) and IELTS 6.0.
Applicants without a bachelor’s degree can be accepted when they have at least six to seven years working experience at bachelor’s level.
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