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New diploma course to allow Deni to 'grow its own' business leaders of tomorrow

TAFE NSW Deniliquin

New diploma course to allow Deni to 'grow its own' business leaders of tomorrow

11 February, 2019

A TAFE NSW diploma course being offered for the first time in Deniliquin will better enable the community to “grow its own” leaders of tomorrow, according to the town’s mayor.

The Diploma of Leadership and Management is enrolling now for semester one at the TAFE NSW Deniliquin’s new, state-of-the-art Connected Learning Centre (CLC).

The diploma covers a broad range of subject areas, including leadership behaviour, communication at work, innovation in the workplace, diversity, risk, and work, health and safety.

Deniliquin Mayor Norm Brennan said the new course was a potential game-changer and would help the town better train and retain its best and brightest.

“To have this sort of opportunity in Deniliquin is fabulous for the town,” Cr Brennan said.

“I would encourage tomorrow’s leaders to enrol in the course at TAFE NSW and take advantage of it. There are so many great young people in our town and many of them would just need this sort of training to be able to take the next steps in their careers.”

The course will be delivered by TAFE NSW teacher and respected Deniliquin businesswoman Shirley Virtue, who still manages her family business and has an extensive project management and marketing background, including as a former coordinator of the Deni Ute Muster.

TAFE NSW Head Teacher of Leadership and Management Peter Charker said the landmark diploma course was suitable for people employed across a range of different industries.

“The TAFE NSW Diploma of Leadership and Management applies across different industry sectors and allows students to take what they learn and apply it in the own workplace,” Mr Charker said. “It’s suitable for those currently in work who are in a supervisory role and want to more effectively lead their teams.

“It’s essential regional people are given the opportunity to advance their careers in their local community and that’s what this course, and the Connected Learning Centre, offers the Deniliquin community.”

The Diploma of Leadership and Management can also be studied online, when and where it suits students, via TAFE Digital.

To  find out more about the Diploma of Leadership and Management, call 13 16 01 or visit www.tafensw.edu.au

Media contact: Daniel Johns, TAFE NSW Media and Communications – Business Partner, 6938 1441, mobile 0477 722 428.