


An Exclusive Leadership Pilot for African School Students
Join a select group of African students for a special opportunity to take part in a leadership programme co-developed by the Programme for African Leadership (PfAL) at the London School of Economics (LSE) and the All-Round Leadership Learning System (ARLLS).
Why join?
This is not just a communication course. It’s a launch pad for emerging and aspiring African leaders who desire to build the skills, mindset, and networks that will help them standout in university admissions processes and ready them for future leadership roles, and the global stage. Join us for this unique pilot programme that is set to grow in the coming years in prestige, visibility, and demand.
Register for the MasterclassWhat you’ll gain
- Tried and tested ARLLS online module focused on confidence, communication, and presentation skills.
- A live Q&A session with LSE PfAL alumni and student ambassadors.
- African-focused leadership content and real-world case studies.
- A digital certificate co-endorsed by LSE and ARLLS – perfect for your CV or university applications
Pilot details
- Start date: Monday 21st July, 2025 for 2 weeks
- Week 1: 2 hours of self-paced online module
- Week 2: 2-hour Zoom workshop with LSE student mentors on Wednesday 30th July at 12.00 UK / 13.00 South Africa / 14.00 East Africa
- Cost: £100 per student. Payment must be made online using a card that supports international transactions. All payments are in British Pounds (GBP).
Who can apply?
This programme is open to African school students in Years 11–13 (or equivalent) who are currently studying in their home country.
Ready to enrol?
Spaces are limited – register now to secure your place on this prestigious pilot programme.
As part of the registration, will you be asked to agree to the Masterclass Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
Register for the MasterclassFrequently asked questions
Access to a self-paced online module (Week 1)
A live Zoom workshop with ARLLS facilitators and LSE student mentors (Week 2)
Real-world leadership tools and African-focused content
Cards must support international payments in British Pounds (GBP).
No payment is taken immediately – your card is only charged when a suitable workshop time is confirmed with you and the student registration is approved.
If the final session time does not work, they may withdraw at no cost before the course begins.
A PC, laptop or tablet device
Access to Zoom