Colloquy Leadership School for Youth

Dear parents, 

It’s exciting to invite you to register your child for the Colloquy Leadership School for Youth, a specialized social and emotional leadership program for today’s youth. The structure of the program is based on sound psychological research to effectively support symptoms of anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem among young people today while also teaching them important life and leadership skills. 

Some additional program specifics include:

• For English-speaking international youth from any culture

• Scholarships are available for the cost to participate

• Online, short-term, small group approach with two meetings per month

• Students grouped according to age in small groups

• Led by a diverse team of skilled mental health, leadership, and educational professionals

• Participate for one trimester or for the entire year (three trimesters).

• Trimesters begin in February, May, and September. Register anytime.

We are confident this program will offer an important support system in your child’s overall development as a person, including academic, social, and emotional life and leadership skills. For a more detailed overview of the program and how to register, see the information below. 

Registration Link: Colloquy Leadership School for Youth

Let us know if you have any questions or if you would like to schedule a consultation to learn more about the program. 

– Thato Belang & Lawrence Sharrett
Co-Directors, Colloquy Leadership School for Youth

colloquycommunities@gmail.com

Overview: The future of effective leadership begins with helping young people grow more emotionally and socially intelligent as they become global citizens.

Research: Gen Z and Gen Alpha (the majority of today’s youth) crave safety, belonging, and keeping their options open amidst a digital world more connected than ever and yet more lonely than ever.

Mental health issues are much higher today than they were a decade ago (teen depression, anxiety, and other related issues are on the rise).

Significant evidence points to the increased use of social media and other digital platforms that have caused a decrease in the amount of time that children are creatively playing freely and a decrease in the amount of quality friendships experienced in-person.

Curriculum

Trimester 1:  Identity and Belonging, Lifelong Goals, and Healthy Habits for School and Life

Trimester 2: Safe and Effective Use of the Digital World, Building Respectful Friendships, and Teambuilding Skills

Trimester 3: Managing Stress and Conflict, Dealing with Sadness and Losses in Life

Limited Spots Available — Register Now To Save A Space For Your Child