Leadership Mastery Certificate
Issued by
FranklinCovey
The Mastery Certificate is awarded by FranklinCovey to a principle-centered leader who has excelled in mastering essential leadership skills from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People®, The 4 Disciplines of Execution®, The 4 Essential Roles of Leadership™, and Leading at the Speed of Trust®. Although leadership is a lifelong pursuit of excellence, LeaderU alumni who have achieved this honor have mastered over 30 leadership skills. https://www.franklincoveyacademy.com/leadership-mastery-program
- Type Certification
- Level Advanced
- Time Months
- Cost Paid
Skills
- Aligning Systems
- Building Culture
- Building Trust
- Coaching
- Collaboration
- Communication
- Conflict Management
- Credibility
- Decision Making
- Emotional Intelligence
- Empowering Others
- Execution
- Goal Achievement
- Holding Others Accountable
- Initiative
- Integrity
- Interpersonal Effectiveness
- Interpersonal Influence
- Leadership
- Negotiating
- Performance Management
- Personal Vision
- Personal Wellness
- Providing Feedback
- Relationships
- Responsibility
- Restoring Trust
- Setting Strategy
- Strategic Leadership
- Team Vision
- Valuing Differences
Earning Criteria
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Earn Knowledge Certificates for all 4 leadership courses. Score a passing grade on a proctored exam designed to test the level of comprehension of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People®, The 4 Disciplines of Execution®, The 4 Essential Roles of Leadership™, and Leading at the Speed of Trust®.
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Complete a 360° Assessment which measures individual effectiveness and enhances self-awareness. This system will collect important information from a self-evaluation and insights from those who you interact with regularly.
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Submit a resume with updated leadership credentials.
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Schedule a final portfolio evaluation to discuss the experience as a principle-centered leader.
Standards
The LeaderU certification process is aligned to Bloom’s Taxonomy, which is a framework used to classify learning objectives into levels of application, complexity, and specificity.