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Emotional Intelligent Leader
Designed to integrate everyday workplace situations, the aim of this blended program is to develop your emotional intelligent (EI) strategies over a period of time. As you learn both foundational and advanced EI concepts and frameworks, you will intentionally focus on practicing tools within your work environment. Practically applying your new knowledge will build positive habits and skills to increase your effectiveness in leading yourself and your team. During the online module, you will identify and analyze real challenges and begin to build your development plan. The online sessions will provide the foundation for the in-class discussions in the latter portion of the program. This learning experience is facilitated by Fred Jacques PhD, a sought-after coach and EI practitioner with years of experience in both profit and not-for-profit sectors.
You will be able to answer the following learning questions upon completion of the program:
- What are the four components of EQ?
- What tools and exercises can I use to improve my EQ strategies and positively leverage my emotions?
- How do I use and manage the emotional sub-text of my workplace interactions?
- How do I identify emotions that influence my decisions and actions?
- How do I identify and avoid common decision-making pitfalls?
- How do I learn to adapt my emotions before and during conflict to achieve optimal outcomes?
- How do I analyze EQ challenges within my organization?
- How do I apply advanced EQ models and skills within my day-today interactions and influence organizational culture?
- What is my personal plan for EQ development and practices?
Schedule: October 2018 – January 2019
The detailed schedule is in the program brochure.
Program Delivery: Blended
Commitment: 25 hours (2 days in class and 11 hours online)
nvestment: $2,700
This program is eligible for grant funding up to 5 weeks prior to program start date. Register now to start the grant application process.
Professional Development Hours: 25 CPD hours towards CPHR re certification
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