Young Leaders League (Y2L)
To break this cycle of crises, it is important to help the young Africans,
especially those of high school age, to understand how to lead change towards a better future.
One significant way to do this is to equip the youth of
leaders need to discern how to bring their faith to
bear on the issues of life.
ILF seeks to invest in the lives of the future leaders of
the continent. As a result, a pilot Young Leaders League
has started in Yaounde, Cameroon.
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Leadership and Development Studies Curriculum (LADS)
The LADS (Leadership and Development Studies) Curriculum initiative aims to develop a special curriculum on leadership and development for youth in secondary educational institutions across
The LADS curriculum was designed by African specialists for use by the Young Leaders League (Y2L), which is already underway in Cameroon in partnership with multiple schools in Yaounde. A number of government leaders involved in education have also expressed interest in using the curriculum in countries such as Ghana and Uganda.
Presently the LADS curriculum consists of 22 fully developed outlines, with lesson topics such as: Culture & Leadership, Identity, Integrity, Sacrificial Leadership, Consensus Building and Change Leadership. The lessons are geared towards high school age youth and are being field-tested in Cameroon.
The curriculum was finalized in 2010 and is being presented to various government and educational leaders who have expressed an interest in developing young African leaders.
For more information about Y2L and LADS, contact
victor.manyim@transformingleadership.com