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Principal Wellbeing

A suite of professional learning designed to support principals across the motu in achieving their wellbeing goals with support from their peers and learn from a diverse range of experts.

Principal Wellbeing
Category

Educational Leadership

Structure

Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Student Achievement

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Role/Audience

Principal

Duration

4-term programme

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Mode

Online

Location

Nationwide

Funding

Ministry funded

Self-funded

Overview

This suite of professional learning is designed to give principals the opportunity to learn from a diverse range of experts, connect and learn from peers, and embed sustainable wellbeing practices. Enrolment in this programme meets the criteria for the Principal Wellbeing Fund.

About the course

Course information

As a school principal, it is crucial to look after your own wellbeing at a time of increased uncertainty, stress, and feelings of personal and professional isolation. Serving your school community requires resilient, well, leaders.

This professional learning programme is designed to give principals the opportunity to learn from a diverse range of experts, connect and learn from peers and embed sustainable wellbeing practices.   In collaboration with the Resilience Institute, you will work on specific wellbeing goals within a facilitated Professional Learning Community. The PLC sessions will be facilitated by Tui Tuia Leadership Consultants and current principals who are internationally accredited coaches.

This course is for primary and secondary principals from across the motu looking to improve their wellbeing within a supportive and like-minded professional community. Enrolment in this programme meets the criteria for the Principal Wellbeing Fund.

Download our Principal Wellbeing brochure for more details.

Open for registration: Monday 29 April 2024

PLD Delivery Start: Tuesday 23  July 2024

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What we will cover

You will build resilience in the face of ongoing challenges, set individual wellbeing goals, and create a supportive professional network. This programme will help you:

  • Meet goals set through an individualised Wellbeing Plan
  • Strengthen resilience
  • Cultivate leadership and influence
  • Achieve optimal performance

Guest speakers:

  • Dr Lucy Hone, Director of the New Zealand Resilience Institute
  • Professor Melinda Webber, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Education and Social Work, University of Auckland
  • Professor Peter O'Connor,  Director of the Centre for Arts and Social Transformation
Structure
Cost

$2,495 per person + GST.

Enrolment in this programme meets the criteria for the Principal Wellbeing Fund.

Interested in working one-to-one with an accredited coach to support your wellbeing goals? We can connect you for an additional fee. Please contact us to see how we can help.

Other

Hear from one of our current principal participants in Cohort 1! In the video below, she talks about what attracted her to the programme, and what she’s found beneficial so far.

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Enrolments for the Term 3 cohort will be open on Monday 29 April. Please contact us in the meantime for any enquiries.

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