Student Leadership

Leadership

At ACORN we believe that every individual is a unique leader. To begin this journey of leadership, we advocate then that leadership begins with the self. If one is able to practice self-responsibility and make wise decisions, half the battle is won.

Acorn helps to train the student in a progressive and wholistic manner – in leadership, develop a vision, engage the student body and mentor the next generation.

Basic Leadership

Leadership is influence. Every student is a leader and has the potential to lead and influence others to follow his or her lead to make positive changes. 

Advanced Leadership

As leaders, students learn to make a difference by analysing problems and planning a systematic way of testing their solutions.  

Change Leadership

Students learn how to navigate through uncharted waters and pioneer new initiatives and change in their campus.

Leading with Others

Where teamwork is commonplace and attainable, team comradeship is a struggle. Leaders need to learn to understand and handle teams differences. Then lead their teams to plan events and solve problems.

Team Leadership

Learn how to manage team dynamics and lead the team towards a desired goal.

Team Project Management

Students often have to plan for many projects and school events. They will learn how to plan systematically and how to manage their team.

Team Development

The purpose of team development and mentoring is to help juniors to tap into the experience of their seniors. Students will learn how they can mentor and plan their mentoring plans.

Leading to Others

In order to get your message across to a group, class or having clarity during a presentation, one needs to develop confidence in conveying his ideas in a clear and engaging manner. At Acorn we believe that every child can be a capable communicator with the right practices.

Interpersonal Communication

Students learn how they can be effective communicators. We need to learn how to be a good listener and speaker

Public Communication

To be a confident speaker, students learn how to use different strategies to engage the audience using verbal and non-verbal skills.

Collaborative Communication (Mediation-Facilitation)

Conflict is unavoidable as there will always be differences between individuals. Learn how to resolve disagreements and conflicts among peers.