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GYLF ACADEMY DAY IN FIJI

Posted on 12th September 2022

GYLF Admin

In light of our LIT (Lead, Inspire and Transform) initiative this month, which has been carefully designed for our ambassadors to lead, inspire and transform their counterparts for global leadership; the GYLF team organised this special seminar with the GYLF Academy to train and equip teenagers in Lautoka city. The GYLF Academy is a free online school with seasoned, and spirit-filled lecturers to give the youths the required training for global leadership. This program was a huge success and the GYLF team in Fiji is planning to organise the same program for all the high school prefects in their city. What a way to prepare these young leaders for global leadership. You can enroll in the ongoing GYLF Summer School by visiting www.globalyouthleadersforum.org/academy.


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