Contributing to Quality Education in Tonga Through Enhancing School Leadership
The Tonga Secondary Schools Leadership Program (TSSLP), an initiative of PLP, was launched in Nuku'alofa on Thursday, April 26. Designed to provide targeted leadership training for secondary school principals and their leadership and governance teams, the TSSLP was launched with the opening of the very first National Principals Conference, attended by over 30 principals from across the country.
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Seven financial trainers graduated from a Training of Financial Trainers (TFT) course at the PLP office in Suva on Friday 10 February. The seven are finance managers in civil society, church-based and private sector organisations in Tonga, Samoa, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. They underwent a four-day course on sharing financial knowledge with other finance officers in their home communities through creative and interactive training.
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PLP Convention
The PLP Convention is an annual gathering of eminent and emerging Pacific leaders from a diverse range of sectors including private, government and civil society. The purpose of the Convention is to facilitate high-level dialogue between influential leaders on the impact that leadership has on achieving developmental change.
The 2012 Convention will take place from 12th-16th March at the Clear Mountain Lodge outside Brisbane, Australia. The recently announced theme for 2012 will be ‘Leading with Courage – Making Development Change Happen’.
So far, confirmed speakers for the 2012 Convention include Steve Zimmerman (USA) on planning for organisational sustainability. Steve is an expert in financial management for NGOs and the co-author of ‘Nonprofit Sustainability: Making Strategy Decisions for Financial Viability’ (2010). Another speaker recently confirmed is Bernard Ross (UK) on strategic fundraising. Bernard is the author of several books on mobilising funding and the Director of the Management Centre, a leading training and consultancy organisation working to transform the performance of value driven organisations around the world.
Speaking about the 2011 PLP Convention, Nynette Sass from Samoa's Chamber of Commerce said "The Convention was very useful to me... Now I am more conscious about my approach to others when we are talking about effecting changes...This approach has come to the rescue a number of times since the Convention.”
Keep an eye on the PLP website for more updates in the lead-up to the PLP Convention 2012!