The U.S. Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) of the State Department is sponsoring the Kuwait Leadership Mastery to teach men (17-24) and women (of all ages) leadership skills.
There are seats for only 50 participants and these 50 participants will work in teams to develop a campaign for change to benefit Kuwait. Each team will have the benefit of a mentor who will guide them over a 5-6 month time period as they develop their campaign. At the end of the program in March, the media will be invited to a presentation that highlights the Campaigns for Change. In April the 50 participants will graduate and each receive a special certificate that certifies their leadership skills.
The regular fee for this training is usually around KD700 to KD900 but since it’s being sponsored you don’t have to pay. If you’re interested in applying for this program visit their website at kuwaitleadershipmastery.com. Registration will end 15 October.
9 replies on “Campaign for Change to Benefit Kuwait”
*mastery in line 2
900 KD to hear some guy with a square goatee and a loan-bought porsche cayenne mentor you about how to be a leader in life.
Thankfully this time it’s on the house.
lol
Isn’t the US State Department basically the embassy?
Can’t wait for April to be certified by MEP/Chuck or Billy Joe that i have leadership skills. So excited.
Is it only for Kuwaites ?
My team got second position in INJAZ After school Business program and leadership. But they were open to all nationality.
But if they are willing to spend 700 on expats as well, great news !
The program is open to youth and women of all nationalities and also open to bedoon.
what exactly is the bigger picture behind such programs? hmmmmmm i wonder
Nice little logo at the left there…