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The National Young Leaders Day

The National Young Leaders Day

Starts: Monday, 24 February 2025
Ends: Monday, 24 February 2025
Halogen gathers together prominent leaders from all walks of life to be part of The National Young Leaders Day. Students selected by their schools or community groups as possessing leadership potential attend these events. Some schools send the students they have recently appointed to leadership positions such as SRC members, Prefects, and School Captains. The program is designed to benefit any student who shows an interest in developing their leadership potential. Over 23,000 students along with their teachers/principals attend this event around Australia annually. All students in attendance will have access to a digital Certificate of Participation following the event.
Add to Calendar 2025-02-24 12:00 am 2025-02-24 12:00 am The National Young Leaders Day Halogen gathers together prominent leaders from all walks of life to be part of The National Young Leaders Day. Students selected by their schools or community groups as possessing leadership potential attend these events. Some schools send the students they have recently appointed to leadership positions such as SRC members, Prefects, and School Captains. The program is designed to benefit any student who shows an interest in developing their leadership potential. Over 23,000 students along with their teachers/principals attend this event around Australia annually. All students in attendance will have access to a digital Certificate of Participation following the event. Glenelg Street, South Brisbane , QLD , 4101 , Australia
Glenelg Street, South Brisbane , QLD , 4101 , Australia
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