Supporting Women Religious in Leadership
Created in Africa for Africa, Professional Development for Congregational Leaders (PDCL) aims to ‘fan to flame’ the potential of leaders of women’s religious congregations to inspire and enable women-for-mission in today’s world.
By supporting and strengthening congregational leaders, PDCL contributes to the ongoing vitality of women’s religious congregations in Africa as they minister to marginalized and impoverished communities.
This is an outreach programme under the care of the Centre for Leadership and Management (CLM), Tangaza University College, Nairobi, Kenya.
Certificate in the Practice of Organizational Leadership (CPOL)
- Module 1 (2017 April Version)- Developing the Leader Within
- Module 1 (2017 August Version)
- Module 1 (2018 August Version)
- Module 1 (2019 August Version)
- Module 2 (August 2018 Version) – Creating a Faith-filled Congregational Culture
- Module 2 – (2019 April Version)
- Module 3 (November 2018 Version) – Leadership for Mission
- Module 3 (November 2019 Version)
PDCL Schedule
- Dates:
- 9-15 November 2018 – Module 3
- 5 -11 April 2019 – Module 2
- 31 July to 6 August 2019 – Module 1
- 10-12 November 2019 – Associates’ Training
- 13-19 November 2019 – Module 3
- 20 November 2019- Uganda Associates meeting
- 17-21 February 2020 – Uganda Trainers’ Training
- 22-26 February 2020 – Kenya Trainers’ Training
- 15-16 August 2020 – Uganda Facilitators’ preparation
- 16-22 August 2020 – Uganda Module 1 Session
- 28-29 November 2020 – Facilitators’ preparation
- 29 – 5 December 2020 – Uganda Module 1 Session
- Location: Dimesse Retreat and Conference Centre, Karen Rd. Karen, Nairobi, Kenya
- Cost: Free (thanks to a generous grant from the Conrad N Hilton Foundation)
This programme is open to sisters in congregational leadership and their team members.
Testimonial
I have come to regard myself now as self-confident, capable of using and developing my skills, being empowered in knowing myself as resourceful, open and eager to collaborate.
– past participant
Leadership Quote
A bad leader has few followers.
Partners
