Leadership Programs
Explore our exclusive and free collection of time-tested leadership development programs curated for students and the adults in their lives.
Student Self Leadership—
Our Vision in Action
We’ve taken what we know has worked best in the corporate world of Blanchard for more than 40 years and adapted the content for young people. Student Self Leadership teaches the same mindset and skillset taught in Blanchard’s corporate Self Leadership program—but contextualized for teenagers.
Our programs provide students and champions with a framework that prepares them to take responsibility, communicate better, maximize their strengths, set clear and compelling goals, manage up when they need support, and challenge the things that could hold them back in life.
Choose the Student Self Leadership program that fits your needs
Student Self Leadership
Student Self Leadership for Champions
For parents, guardians, teachers, coaches, or any adult guiding youth, our collaborative online course runs three times a year in conjunction with the student course. Expect to spend one to two hours per week (four to eight hours total) in self-study and participate in weekly 90-minute live sessions. The course teaches strategies to coach and support teenagers using the Self Leadership model. Adults do not need to have a student registered in the program.
Student Self Leadership DIY
Helping people become empowered self leaders
All three Student Self Leadership programs are centered around the Self Leadership model, which teaches individuals the mindset and skillset to achieve their dreams. Participants learn how to challenge assumed constraints, activate their points of power, be proactive, set clear and compelling goals, diagnose their progress along the way, and find matching support.
When people learn the language to ask for what they need, they can reframe their current situations and realize that they’re in control of their own lives and decisions.
Our Student Self Leadership program has proven that it increases a student’s sense of personal responsibility, which correlates to a higher likelihood of success in everything they do, including school, athletics, college, jobs, life—everything. Research demonstrates that people who assume personal responsibility have a significantly greater chance of excelling at all levels.