Executive Development Programme Indigenous Storytelling Strategy
-- ViewingNowThe Executive Development Programme in Indigenous Storytelling Strategy is a certificate course designed to emphasize the importance of storytelling in business and leadership. This program bridges the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous professionals, fostering a deeper understanding of cultural narratives and their impact on decision-making, collaboration, and organizational success.
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• Unit 1: Introduction to Indigenous Storytelling
• Unit 2: Historical Context of Indigenous Storytelling
• Unit 3: Importance of Indigenous Storytelling in Cultural Preservation
• Unit 4: Indigenous Storytelling Styles and Techniques
• Unit 5: The Role of Elders and Knowledge Keepers in Indigenous Storytelling
• Unit 6: Developing an Indigenous Storytelling Strategy
• Unit 7: Best Practices for Implementing an Indigenous Storytelling Strategy
• Unit 8: Overcoming Challenges in Indigenous Storytelling
• Unit 9: Measuring the Impact of an Indigenous Storytelling Strategy
• Unit 10: Case Studies of Successful Indigenous Storytelling Strategies
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