Although the leadership training and development industry generates billions of dollars each year, some countries lag behind. This article explores one program’s attempt to expand leadership training and development opportunities in Nicaragua. The Leadership Trainer Certification Program (LTCP) is designed to prepare those who are responsible for the leadership development of others with the knowledge, skills, and facilitation techniques to effectively train others in leadership. In this article, we detail qualitative narrative data from one participant’s experience to share how he translated his learning into his leadership training and development practice. This article illuminates how leadership train-the-trainer programming can re-shape the leadership landscape, especially in places like Nicaragua and throughout the Global South.
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15 July 2022
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July 15 2022
TRAINING LEADERSHIP TRAINERS: Cultivating the Next Generation of Leadership Educators in Nicaragua Open Access
Jonathan Kroll;
Jonathan Kroll
1
University of Rhode Island
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Manuel Moreno
Manuel Moreno
2
Organización Comunitaria
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Journal of Leadership Education (2022) 21 (3): 1–13.
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Kroll J, Moreno M (2022), "TRAINING LEADERSHIP TRAINERS: Cultivating the Next Generation of Leadership Educators in Nicaragua". Journal of Leadership Education, Vol. 21 No. 3 pp. 1–13, doi: https://doi.org/10.12806/V21/I3/R2
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