Stepping into Leadership
WoTL’s Stepping into Leadership Program transforms the lives of women in agriculture and rural communities through the offering of quality professional development, coaching, networking and mentoring support.
Specifically designed for emerging leaders in agriculture and agribusiness looking for training and support to step into leadership roles in industry, community or business, the program enables fifteen women from across South Australia to build personal leadership skills through participation in face-to-face professional development and the ongoing support provided through individual coaching, mentoring and webinars.
Applications for the 2024 Program are now closed.
Please contact us to express your interest in the 2025 Stepping into Leadership Program.
This group has helped me find myself again and rediscover my strengths to help me, my community and my family. I’m very grateful, my mentor was a perfect fit for me.
The personal growth during the Stepping into Leadership program was amazing, and with the skills and tools I learnt, I was able to apply these to both my consulting business and our farming business. The coaching during the program built my confidence and taught me how to make better decisions.
Program benefits:
- Understand your personal skills and strengths.
- Identify your core values.
- Develop your personal and leadership vision.
- Build a supportive network from across industries.
- Join the Stepping into Leadership alumni.
Key program dates:
The Stepping into Leadership program runs over 8 months and includes:
- 2-day leadership workshop (6 – 7 February 2024)
- Mentoring workshop (19 June 2024)
- Workshop and networking event (19 September 2024)
- Individual coaching
- Individual mentoring
- 3 online discussion groups
Expressions of interest:
Expressions of interest to participate in the 2025 Stepping into Leadership Program will open in October 2024.
Program Partner:
Scholarship Partners:
Delivery Partners:
2023 Stepping into Leadership graduates with WoTL Chairperson, Susie Green, and SA Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development and Minister for Forest Industries, Clare Scriven.