A LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM FOR TEENAGERS FROM

ALL OVER THE WORLD

2016
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DEVELOPING
THE NEXT
GENERATION
OF AFRICAN
LEADERS
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About African Leadership Academy

Developing the next generation of African leaders

African Leadership Academy (ALA) is a pre-eminent educational institution that seeks

to transform Africa by identifying, developing, and connecting its future leaders. The
Academy was founded on the philosophy that a new generation of ethical, committed
leaders is the key to Africas development. ALA seeks to become the training ground
for these future leaders. Each year, ALA draws the most outstanding students from
across Africa to its campus in South Africa for its flagship Two Year Pre-University
program; and every July and August, selected high potential students from across the
world attend the Academys Global Scholars Program. At ALA, young leaders build a
powerful intellectual foundation and develop their leadership capacity through ALAs
unique curriculum and learning environment.
With its audacious mission and lifelong engagement, ALA is unlike any school in the
world.

ALA in numbers

20,064

Applicants to ALA since 2008

35

Guest speakers at
ALA every year

Past speakers include Desmond Tutu, Thabo

Mbeki, Graca Machel, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi,
Carly Fiorina and Eric Wainaina

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Average age of ALA

young leaders

128

Universities attended
by ALA alumni

Including Dartmouth University, MIT, NYU and

Yale University.

45

African countries
represented at ALA

50

Student enterprises
launched at ALA since
inception

2014/15
ALA young leaders had 225 individual opportunities to
attend 50 different local and global conferences including
Aspen Ideas Festival, Doha GOALS Forum, Model United
Nations, Three Dot Dash etc

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NEVER DOUBT THAT

A SMALL GROUP
OF THOUGHTFUL,
COMMITTED
CITIZENS CAN
CHANGE THE WORLD;
INDEED IT IS THE
ONLY THING THAT
EVER HAS.

GSP prepares future leaders from across the globe to explore their potential to create widespread
positive change. Using the Academys unique Entrepreneurial Leadership curriculum, participants
are pushed to discover their true potential, explore South Africa and the African continent, and to
examine models of leadership in a range of spheres.

GSP alumni return to their schools and communities equipped

to make an impact and to drive positive change.

MARGARET MEAD

The Global Scholars Program (GSP) at African Leadership Academy is a nineteen

day leadership development program for students from all over the world aged
between 15 and 19 years.
GSP provides a challenging and stimulating environment for emerging leaders
who will collaborate with a diverse group of their peers. It is a logical extension
of the Academys mission to develop the next generation of African leaders. In
this unprecedented era of globalisation, Africa will not develop in a vacuum. The
continents future will depend on the connections made between young leaders
from around the world and their ability to share ideas, identify opportunities and
build dynamic organisations.

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HAVING WORKED WITH

ALA AS A CORPORATE
PARTNER FOR MANY
YEARS, I WAS KEEN FOR
MY SON TO ATTEND
GSP. THE EXPERIENCE
HAS PROVED TO BE
TRANSFORMATIVE
FOR HIM. GSP GAVE
ADRIAN A WHOLE
NEW PERSPECTIVE
ON LIFE AND ON THE
POSSIBILITIES HE CAN
CREATE FOR HIMSELF
AND OTHERS.
MILTON OWOR
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR, GE AFRICA
FATHER OF ADRIAN OWOR, GSP2014, UGANDA
ST ANDREWS COLLEGE, TURI, KENYA

Global Scholars Program

Is GSP for you?

This is about vision.

Are you an aspiring leader who is curious about the world and your
role in it?
Do you believe in the power of young people and that they too can
drive positive change?
Are you ready to collaborate with others in the ALA community and
reach your full leadership potential?
If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then GSP is
for you. Through the program, participants strive to answer the
following critical questions:
How can the next generation of global leaders ensure a peaceful
and prosperous future for Africa and the world?
What are the skills young leaders everywhere in the world must
develop to create global change in the 21st century?

What we believe
This is about our values.

Integrity we are people of our word with the courage to do what

is right
Curiosity we challenge the status quo and take the initiative to
pursue new ideas
Humility we are thankful for our opportunities and are aware of
our limitations
Compassion we emphathize with and care for those around us
Diversity we respect all people and believe that difference should
be celebrated
Excellence we set high standards for our own achievement and
celebrate the achievements of others

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Entrepreneurial Leadership
This is about direction.

The Global Scholars Program differs from other leadership

development offerings through the depth of experience we
provide. African Leadership Academy is the leading pan-African
educational institution in the world, with an outstanding track
record of connecting the continents most exceptional young
leaders with each other and with opportunities across the
globe.
Our unique leadership programming gives participants direct
access to leaders from the grassroots level to high-ranking
gurus in governance, civil society and business. Our focus
on community based service-learning engagements allows
young leaders to become immersed in the local culture and
community.

THE THREE WEEKS I SPENT

AT ALAS GSP WERE REALLY
MEANINGFUL. I LEARNT NEW
THINGS ABOUT MYSELF, THE WAY
I TREAT PEOPLE IN TEAMS FOR
EXAMPLE, AND HOW TO PRACTICE
GOOD LEADERSHIP SKILLS BUT
THE MOST IMPORTANT TAKE AWAY
IS THE FACT THAT I NOW SEE THINGS
DIFFERENTLY. I HAVE DISCOVERED
NEW VALUES AND IM NOT THAT
IMPULSIVE ANYMORE. I NOW KNOW
I CAN MAKE AN IMPACT IF I WORK
HARD AND THAT I CAN INSPIRE
OTHERS TO BE ACTIVE IN PURSUING
THEIR DREAMS. THIS WAS
CERTAINLY THE BEST EXPERIENCE
IVE EVER HAD.
RADOVAN BUNGANIC,
GSP 2015, SLOVAKIA, LEAF SCHOOL,
BRATISLAVA

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Service Learning Projects

This is about community building.

Service Learning Projects are a distinguishing feature of the GSP

experience, enabling participants to go beyond volunteering. Working
in groups, GSP participants collaborate with the community they are
serving to co-create a solution to an identified problem. Participants
are challenged interact meaningful and refine their proposed product
or service to ensure it meets the needs of its intended users. Service
Learning Projects culminate in an Ideas Festival at which participants
present their work and proposed solution.

I HAVE ATTEMPTED TO
AID OTHERS BEFORE,
AND GAVE UP BEFORE
DEVELOPING MY IDEAS
FURTHER. GSP TAUGHT
ME TO DIFFERENTIATE
A WANT FROM A
NEED AND I CAN NOW
SUCCESSFULLY APPLY
THIS KNOWLEDGE
WHEN ASSISTING
OTHERS. GSP MADE ME
REALIZE WHO I WAS,
AND FOR THAT I AM
GRATEFUL.
NONYE NWUKE,
GSP 2015, NIGERIA,
DAY WATERMAN COLLEGE,
ABEOKUTA

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Excursions

This is about exploring South Africa.

A series of excursions during GSP give participants the opportunity
to encounter wildlife on safari; learn about South Africas rich history
and culture; and explore city life in modern day Johannesburg.

AT GSP, I LEARNED A NUMBER OF USEFUL

LESSONS ABOUT WHAT MAKES A GREAT
LEADER. I ALSO ENJOYED THE WORK WE
DID AT OUR BUILD LAB SITE AS WELL AS
THE EXCURSIONS AND I AM GRATEFUL
THAT I LEARNED ABOUT THE BUILD
PROCESS. FURTHERMORE, I BELIEVE
THAT THE BUILD PROCESS AND THE
LESSONS I LEARNED ABOUT LEADERSHIP
CAN BE APPLIED TO ALMOST ANY
ENDEAVOR ONE CHOOSES TO TAKE ON IN
LIFE, AND HENCE, I WOULD RECOMMEND
THE GSP PROGRAM TO ANYBODY,
REGARDLESS OF WHAT THEIR ACADEMIC
INTERESTS MAY BE. I ALSO HAD THE
HONOUR OF MEETING A VERY DIVERSE
GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS FROM ALL OVER
THE WORLD, AND I WOULD ENCOURAGE
ANYONE TO TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO
GAIN EXPOSURE TO NEW PERSPECTIVES
AS I DID AT GSP.
JOHN RICE-CAMERON

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FOR THE
THINGS
WE HAVE
TO LEARN
BEFORE
DOING, WE
LEARN BY
DOING.

Experiential learning
This is about doing.

This approach fosters proactivity, which is a trait that helps one to be

capable of foresight, prediction, or imagination and is able to avoid
being acted upon. This is very important in Experiential Learning as
the principles learnt challenge ones critical thinking and reinforces
learning by doing.

ARISTOTLE

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MEET THE
FACILITATORS
Each year, GSP is facilitated by a team that is comprised of the
Academys Entrepreneurial Leadership Faculty, Educators
from leading schools around the world and alumni of the
Academys two year program. Meet some of the past GSP
facilitators:

Oumar Ba

African Leadership Academy Class of 2012, University of California Berkeley

Our goal as GSP Educators is to support and guide students on their

leadership journey and to expose students to a variety of experiences
both inside and outside of the classroom in South Africa, which will inspire
and encourage students to challenge themselves mentally, intellectually
and physically, (ask them about morning warriors!), throughout our time
together.

Stacey Jones Lee

Stacey Jones Lee, United States St. Marks School, Massachusetts
GSP is a unique program in that the world of secondary education is filled
with opportunity for service learning and/or community work however,
Entrepreneurial Leadership goes a step further. It walks students through
a process that requires that they invest themselves in the use of their
knowledge, skills and networking abilities to do more than just visit
and serve. They partner, listen, and deliver based on the needs of the
community and most importantly, they then walk away, leaving the full
ownership of their proposed solutions to community partners without any

Dave Tait, South Africa

Head of Entrepreneurial Leadership Department, African Leadership Academy

It always amazes me how much GSP participants and educators grow

in just three weeks. We have managed to distill key learning objectives
from our unique two year program into an intensive 3 week period and
we are seeing the same effect. GSP is a life changing experience.

Erica Jones, United States

History Teacher, The Dalton School, New York City

Our goal as GSP Educators is to support and guide students on their
leadership journey and to expose students to a variety of experiences
both inside and outside of the classroom in South Africa, which will inspire
and encourage students to challenge themselves mentally, intellectually
and physically, (ask them about morning warriors!), throughout our time
together.

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expectation of acknowledgement or return. It is purely about using a process to improve self and empower
communities.

Isaac Tsatsu
Isaac Tsatsu, Ghana French and Leadership Teacher, Alpha Beta School, Accra
GSP is unique in all its aspects as a summer camp. The activities of the
camp have a way of impacting participants. The Soweto and Johannesburg
city tours bring alive the rich South African history that one only read about
in the history books. The excursions add a lot more emphasis to South
Africas culture. The life, bravery, courage and selfless determination of
the iconic leader, the late Nelson Mandela, becomes more vivid through
seminal readings and viewings.
Experientials teach life lessons and values that impact participants in their academic, professional and
private lives. The rich GSP curriculum and the intensity of the program as a whole encourage participants to
explore outside of their comfort zones.
Underpinning all the activities and components of the program are the life-long friendships created at GSP.
These friendships of like-minded young leaders will create a community of ethical leaders who will be the
movers and the shakers of the African continent and the entire world.

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AS WE LOOK
AHEAD INTO
THE NEXT
CENTURY,
LEADERS
WILL BE
THOSE WHO
EMPOWER
OTHERS.

FACILITIES
During GSP all participants are accommodated on the African Leadership Academy campus in
Honeydew, a quiet suburb on the outskirts of Johannesburg. Our campus is fully residential and
boasts all modern amenities including wi-fi. GSP participants sleep two to a room with separate
dormitories for boys and girls.
All meals are provided in our dining hall which caters to a range of dietary preferences and
requirements including vegetarian, kosher, halaal, gluten free and vegan. Late meal options are
available during Ramadan.

BILL GATES

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GSP TRANSFORMED
MY PERSPECTIVE OF
AFRICA AND I MADE
AN AMAZING GROUP
OF NEW FRIENDS,
WHO ARE NOT JUST
FROM AFRICA, BUT
FROM ALL OVER THE
WORLD. IT CHANGED
MY MIND SET AND
I AM SO GLAD I
APPLIED TO GSP!
LUCIA VALACHOVA
GSP 2014,
GYMNZIUM JOZEFA LETTRICHA, SLOVAKIA

Safety

Have peace of mind.

At African Leadership Academy we place student welfare above all
other considerations. We provide all participants with private ground
transport throughout their stay in South Africa, including airport
transfers to and from the Academy campus.
Participants are accommodated at the ALA campus in Honeydew,
Johannesburg for the duration of the program. Our campus has a strict
access policy and is guarded 24 hours a day by a full complement of
security officers. There is an electrified perimeter fence and cameras
throughout the campus.
GSP includes numerous excursions and visits to sites around
Johannesburg. As part of the Academys security protocols, all sites
are visited in advance by our risk management team to ensure that
the environment is safe and suitable; additionally our teams adhere to
stringent process to maximise the welfare of all participants.

Health

Access to the best facilities.

GSP participants are required to obtain travel insurance that is valid in
South Africa as a condition of enrolment in the program.
A registered nurse and the school physician are on call to tend to
any medical emergency. The Academy is located four kilometres (2.5
miles) away from Life Wilgeheuwel Hospital a leading private medical
facility in South Africa. Facilitators have a first aid kit for all off campus
activities and excursions.
GSP participants can join early morning group exercise sessions run
by a team of facilitators or they can exercise around campus at their
leisure.

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Global Community
This is international.

GSP is a truly global experience, participants will meet and work with
fellow participants, educators and speakers from all over the world.
Each individual will bring with them their unique perspectives to each
interaction, contributing to the cultural melting pot from which will
emerge a cohort of enlighted global leaders.

IN MY TEAM, OUR DIFFERENT

DYNAMICS COME TOGETHER TO
PRODUCE EXCELLENT RESULTS.
WE ARE ABLE TO PLAN OUT
HOW EXACTLY WE ARE GOING
TO PRESENT OUR IDEAS TO
OUR COMMUNITY SITE IN A
COLOURFUL AND YET BUSINESSLIKE MANNER. DURING OUR
CLASSROOM SESSIONS, WE HAVE
FUN, MAKE JOKES BUT STILL
BRAINSTORM BRILLIANT IDEAS,
PUTTING THE BEST OF THEM
TOGETHER TO MAKE FANTASTIC
PRESENTATIONS ON HOW WE
CAN HELP RATANANG CHILDRENS
HOME IN BARAGWANATH,
SOUTH AFRICA. OUR MOTTO IS
TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM
WORK.
ZAHRAH KAZIM
GSP2014, UNITED KINGDOM
ROYAL HIGH SCHOOL, BATH

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AFTER GSP

The time spent at GSP will continue to impact participants long after they have
returned home and as they go on to further opportunities. Hear from some past
participants who share with you the GSP difference in their lives:

Oluwatoni Agbeyangi, GSP 2014, Nigeria

Georgetown Prepatory School, Maryland

I attended GSP before moving to a new school in a different

country. My GSP experience changed and benefited me
especially because I was able to apply the Entrepreneurial
Leadership concepts and thinking strategies to navigate
my transition into a new environment. GSP was an eye
opener for me.

Zineb Benkirane, GSP 2014, Morocco

Al Jabr, Fez

GSP is a life-changing experience, and the best journey

I have ever had so far. The GSP experience is a short
sample of the life train. We celebrated diversity, worked
in houses, shared ideas, were inspired by African leaders,
and collaborated to develop and deliver the solution to
the need we identified.

Adeoluwatofunmi Adeyemi, GSP 2014,

United Kingdom
Cheltenham Ladies College, Gloucestershire

My school in England is very international but I can hand

on heart say that I have never been so close to and so
at ease with people from such diverse backgrounds. The
best aspect in my opinion was the way we bridged the
gaps between us, working together for the first time in a
large group and then being split into completely random
groups that were very different from the other groups
we had, thereby giving us the opportunity to work with
different people each time and get to know them.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHTS
Julia Myers

Dumi Matambo

United States

Zimbabwe

GSP 2015, United States

Home-schooled
Founder and Chairman Pretty Purposeful/Founder and Exec. Director Youth Corp

GSP 2013, Zimbabwe

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Julia heard about GSP through her friends graduates of ALA,

who she met during the Yale Young Global Scholars Program.
They told her about ALA and what and specifically about the
Global Scholars Program which she could be a part of.
She later applied and was accepted. She was excited to have
been accepted as she is very passionate about changing the
world and being involved in programs that would enable her to
make that change.

Dumi heard about GSP through United World Colleges (UWC),

the school he attended at the time. He applied and was accepted
to be a part of what he says was a lot of fun.

Julia values the lessons she learned while being at GSP, and has
been inspired to use what she has learned in college going forth,
as well as in her career.
Julia founded both the organisations she is a part of in 2012.
Pretty Purposeful is a non-profit she founded to help provide
funding and raise awareness for child birth injuries in Sierra
Leone, Kenya and Malawi. Youth Corp is a network of youth-run
organisations, such as non-profits, businesses and initiatives
that seek to encourage youth to aspire to make a difference by
starting up organisations headed by the youth.

He valued the fact that he was able to learn and interact with
a diverse group of people from all over the world. It was also
an opportunity to learn about South Africas rich history. The
experientials and excursions were another aspect he found
enjoyable, as his perceptions and way of thinking were being
challenged.
Dumi decided to join the 2015 GSP sessions as an intern during
his summer break. He was glad to be back to play a role in the
lives of others and to show gratitude to ALA for what the GSP
experience taught him.
Dumi is passionate about healthcare and is currently a Biology
student at Duke University and hopes to work in the healthcare
industry once he completes his studies.

Her experience summed up in her own words: This experience

has been amazing. I can honestly say it has been lifechanging and I have learned so much about South Africa and
that leadership is really about taking ownership as a leader.
You cant control others and what happens around you, but it
is all about your response-ability to situations.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHTS
Kelvin Macharia Kuria

Nana Ama

Kenya

Ghana

GSP 2011, Kenya

Nakuru Boys High School
President and CEO Sunrise Tracking

Boakyewaa Temeng
GSP 2013, Loyola Jesuit College

Kelvin learned about GSP through the UJIMA Subukia Scholarship

Fund, a charitable organization which operates a scholarship
program for secondary school students in Kenya. Kelvin applied
and he attended GSP in 2011, a year before he graduated from
high school.
In 2012 he started his own company in Nairobi using the
entrepreneurial skills he learned at ALA after identifying a
need in his community soon after he returned home. Sunrise
Tracking provides vehicle tracking systems for individuals and
companies that can be fully managed through a linked mobile
phone. His latest innovative addition to his system is the ability
to immobilize a vehicle via text message.
Kelvin says GSP was a brain-opener that allowed him to learn
and fully explore his leadership and entrepreneurial potential and
address an issue in his community. Since its inception, Sunrise
Tracking has assisted hundreds of vehicle owners to manage
and secure their assets through a mobile phone application
for both tracking and CCTV surveillance. With the leadership
skills I acquired, I managed to be an effective change-maker
who transformed society positively.

Nana Ama was interested in the Global Scholars Program whilst

attending Loyola Jesuit College in Nigeria. The Global Scholars
Program offered a chance to learn about African Leadership
Academy.
The experience she had as part of the program was an
enlightening one for Nana Ama. She had the opportunity to
develop entrepreneurial skills through the Entrepreneurial
Leadership curriculum, which composed of experientials that
enforced critical thinking.
She was able to identify her passions and interests which she
harnessed when she eventually attended ALA. Nana Ama is a
believer of doing well for her country and was excited to use the
lessons she learnt to their maximum potential. GSP was a great
path for Nana Ama to develop and grow as a future leader.
She takes initiative on a lot of projects, one being MUNATICS,
which she co-founded as a student enterprise at ALA.
MUNATICS sought to improve ethics education in schools and
business environments. She also developed a keen interest in
youth employment as she believes is key to the prosperity of
the African continent.
She is currently enrolled at the University of Toronto and hopes
to study International Business and Law. She also hopes to
invest in vocational training through the establishment of a top
class training school in Ghana that would train young people
in developing skills in bead making, catering, hairdressing and
fashion design. She is keen to invest in young people who have
entrepreneurial potential and help under-privileged children in
Ghana and Nigeria.

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Application Information

School Groups

Is GSP for you?

School Groups

GSP seeks dynamic, motivated high school students between the ages of 15 and 19
years from across the world who are thrilled at the prospect of an intense program in
which they will develop as global leaders, contribute value to a social venture and build
lasting friendships.

Each year we are delighted to welcome participants from partner schools and youth
organisations from around the world. Students can enrol in GSP as part of a school group
of 2 or more students.

Admissions Criteria
How to get in.

Prospective participants are asked to complete a series of short essays outlining their
leadership experience to date and their motivation for applying to the Global Scholars
Program.
Applicants must be aged between 15 and 19 years at the time of attending GSP.
The application for admission to GSP is available online at www.alasummer.org/apply

Tuition

What does it cost?

The full program fee is $4,200 of which a $500 deposit is required at the time of
registration, with the balance due before the program commences. A strict refund policy
applies and will be made available at the time of registration. Payment plans can be
arranged on request.
Limited financial aid is available for students with demonstrated need, the financial aid
application form is made available on request to admitted participants.
Please note that financial aid is preferentially awarded to African students and is capped
at $1,500 per participant.
Have early bird discount of 10% (price is $3,780) register by 15 December 2015

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Schools that send a group of five more students are allocated a spot in the Academys
highly regarded Educator Program a four week professional development opportunity
for educators from around the world that runs parallel to GSP.

Sponsorship

Sponsor a Global Scholar.

There are opportunities for interested individuals and organizations to sponsor GSP
participants. The Academy can match interested sponsors with students who have
demonstrated financial need. Alternatively, sponsoring organizations can nominate their
own Global Scholars, provided they meet the admissions criteria.
If you are interested in sponsoring a Global Scholar please email
summer@africanleadershipacademy.org

Deadline
Submit now!

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and close on 30 April 2015. You will receive
a final admissions decision within two weeks of submitting your completed application
and paying the deposit. If you are not admitted to GSP, then you will receive a refund on
the deposit of $450.
Each GSP session is limited to 60 participants. A waiting list will become effective once
the class number has been reached. As such interested applicants are encouraged to
apply early to avoid disappointment.

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2016 SESSION DATES

There will be four sessions of GSP with the following dates:

Session 1: Monday 27 June - Friday 15 July

Session 2: Monday 4 July - Friday 22 July
Session 3: Monday 11 July - Friday 29 July
Session 4: Monday 18 July - Friday 5 August

Optional University Guidance Workshop

In addition, this year we will be running a two day University Guidance on Thursday 13 August and
Friday 14 August. The workshop is open exclusively to GSP participants and is aimed at enabling them
to immediately translate their leadership lessons from GSP into compelling college application essays.
Working with ALAs Writing and Rhetoric Faculty and our leading University Guidance team, participants
will over the two day workshop build a strong list of colleges to target and learn how to write a strong
application essay.
Applications are available online.

2017 SESSION DATES

Session 1: 26 June Friday 14 July
Session 2: Monday 3 July - Friday 21 July
Session 3: Monday 10 July Friday 28 July
Session 4: Monday 17 July Friday 4 August
Session dates depend on enrolment and are subject to change.

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Future leaders from over thirty different countries

across Africa and the world have been selected
to attend African Leadership Academys Global
Scholars Program, making it one of the most diverse
camp experiences for teenagers.
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CONNECTING
FUTURE LEADERS
TO AFRICA,
REVEALING
AFRICA TO THE
WORLD
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To apply visit the GSP website:

www.alasummer.org
You can reach us by telephone on:
South Africa: +27 11 699 3000
Email:
summer@africanleadershipacademy.org

2016

To interact with other prospective GSP

participants, visit our page:
www.facebook.com/ALAGSP