If you would like to join the waiting list for positions at this year’s SYA Sikh Leadership Development Program, please send your details to jaswinder@sikhyouthaustralia.com
In 2005 Sikh Youth Australia initiated annual leadership camps for young Sikhs aged 18 years and above. The aim was to empower Sikh youths with leadership skills and qualities so they could progress in their chosen careers. The camps also enable them to work as teams, thus gaining a better understanding of how to form and maintain strong relationships with others. Today, these youths also act as advocates for a Sikh way of life. They have benefited from the camps by gaining a better understanding of their own goals and directions in life.
A curriculum of The Pacific Institute® (TPI) designed exclusively for young people, focusing on unlocking and leveraging potential by understanding your mind. PX2 TM is an internationally recognized course – you can find out more about the program at www.thepacificinstitute.us
Each graduate will be given their own personal workbook/ manual as well as a certificate of attendance issued by The Pacific Institute.
You can find out more about our team of fantastic experienced, international facilitators Here
Following feedback, we have segmented this year’s Program into different age groups. The facilitators will be using the latest communication techniques and drawing on their own unique experiences to target content to each segment and maximise its effectiveness.
Back by popular demand, SYA is pleased to have Veer Manpreet Singh Ji from the UK to lead the kirtan and meditation sessions and Shankar Ramiah to run Yoga classes during the weekend. SYA is also currently negotiating to bring a highly successful Australian business identity on board to inspire our Sikh youths and share what it takes to be an outstanding community leader in Australia.
The cost of this program in the corporate sphere – inclusive of accommodation, meals and materials – is $2500 per person. Through the kind sewa of the facilitators and contributors, SYA can offer this program to the Sikh youth of Australia for $220 per person.