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As a participant on FiL you will:
- Engage in group exercises that allow you to explore the deeper determinants of individual, interpersonal and group behaviour
- Engage in team-building exercises to learn how you and your team perform under pressure and how you can be more effective in team situations
- Openly explore behavioural factors that usually operate as invisible and unconscious determinants within groups
- Step out of your comfort zones in order learn about your own tendencies in leadership and group situations
- Receive structured study group feedback on your strengths and weaknesses and how you can build on your leadership style
- Have the opportunity to observe and receive team feedback on your behaviour in groups after it has been recorded on film
- Reflect in groups about what effective leadership is and its impact on organisations and society
- Receive 'mini-lectures' by world-class experts on 'leadership', 'group dynamics' and 'coaching'
- Engage in coaching workshops – as coach and/or client
- Be offered the chance to start each day with a time of shared silence
- Lead by example in situations involving young people as a way of practically applying your leadership, group-work and coaching skills
- Listen to the ideas, personal stories and experiences of change-agents, thinkers and campaigners from different faith communities and beyond
- Formally and informally engage with national and international policy-makers, decision-makers and leaders from a range of secular and faith based backgrounds on issues of faith, community cohesion and beyond
- Formally and informally interact with people whose faiths, opinions, experiences and backgrounds are different from your own
- Have the opportunity to chair meetings during the programme and represent FiL at speaking events, formal meals and meetings
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