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Unit name Communication for Effective Leadership
Unit code XCA300
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School Academic Executive Director
Tasmanian Institute of Learning and Teaching (TILT)
Discipline Pre-Degree
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Teaching Pattern

Fully online with optional face to face attendance for one session.

Assessment

To successfully complete Communication for effective leadership you are required to undertake 40 hours of logged service or leadership work over a 15 week period. This will constitute a hurdle requirement. You also need to satisfactorily complete each of the following tasks: * a short introductory and goal setting activity (posted to the MyLO site) (5%) * two peer meetings, followed by a short piece of reflective writing (these meetings may be in person, online or via telephone, video conference , skype or webconference) (25%) * a short persuasive presentation (40%) - format to be negotiated delivered in person at an event, or posted online) * a final reflective task (written or alternative format) and plan for future continuing professional development (30%).

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