Building Leadership in Youth Programs
Issued by
Virginia Commonwealth University
Earners have leadership skills needed to successfully manage, design and program youth spaces and engagement. They have learned curriculum development, project management, and setting professional boundaries. Earners have practical skills and knowledge to create environments promoting youth leadership and empowerment, and can enhance planning and reflective practices ensuring effective leadership in youth programs while fostering healthy, inclusive and supported communities.
- Type Learning
- Level Advanced
- Time Months
- Cost Paid
Skills
Earning Criteria
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Participate in and complete weekly facilitation sessions totaling 14 hours. Submit a weekly written reflection based on facilitation topics, discussions, and activities.
Standards
The National AfterSchool Association is the professional membership association for people who work with and for youth during Out-of-School time. NAA fosters positive youth outcomes by supporting, developing, and advocating for afterschool professionals and leaders. The Association is the leading network of OST professionals.