Emerging Leaders and Managers Program (eLAMP)
The Emerging Leaders and Managers Program, or eLAMP, is a program designed for new and aspiring managers in the higher and vocational education sectors to develop their skills, knowledge and capacities to lead and manage effectively in the rapidly changing environment.
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Program features
- A flexible study program developed by practitioners in the higher and vocational education sectors
- Combines theoretical insights with practical realities and ‘real world’ case studies
- Participants undertake self-paced online learning with optional support from accredited facilitators
- Optional ‘advanced standing’ into one of three LH Martin Institute Graduate Certificate programs
- Participants are given opportunities to develop critical reflective practice
- Opportunities to work and interact with others experiencing similar issues.
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Who is this program for?
The eLAMP program is suitable for:
- Higher Education professional staff, including those who are new to leadership and management
- Higher Education academics, including those new to leadership and management
- TAFE and VET staff, such as Education Managers, Principal Lecturers, Team Leaders, Coordinators, Corporate Managers and those who are new to leadership
- Teaching and professional staff in foundation studies and/or private training institutions with roles such as Education Managers, Principal Lecturers, Team Leaders, Coordinators, Corporate Managers or those who are new to leadership.
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Learning Outcomes
Upon completion, eLAMP participants will have the skills and knowledge to confidently transition to leadership positions and effectively influence and implement policies and processes. eLAMP graduates will:
- gain a grasp of the breadth and depth of the higher and vocational education landscape in Australia and in the global context
- develop an understanding of the complex internal and external drivers influencing the higher and vocational education sectors and learn how to respond appropriately to these drivers
- gain insight into the different roles and styles that leaders and managers need to adopt to be successful in their roles and develop flexibility across these styles and roles
- grasp the nuances of policy and learn how it aligns with strategic intention and how it influences the development of organisational culture
- confidently transition into leadership and management roles and effectively influence and implement policies and processes.
Program Contacts
Program Coordinator: Dr Arnaldo Barone
E: arnaldo.barone@unimelb.edu.au
T: +61 3 8344 8380
For general enquiries please contact: elamp-lhmi@unimelb.edu.au
eLAMP consists of four online modules and an optional ‘advanced standing’ component:
Module 1: Managing and Developing Yourself
This module focuses on ‘knowing the self’ well before considering managing others. It has three main sections: leading the self; developing a critical reflective practice; and developing intra-personal intelligence.
Module 2: Managing and Developing Others
This module focuses on interpersonal intelligence and the specifics of transitioning into a management role; managing workplace relationships and developing others.
Module 3: Managing and Developing the Business
This module firmly situates business development within the tertiary education management environment and includes sections on thinking and working strategically and sustaining tertiary education institutions.
Module 4: Understanding the Tertiary Education Landscape
This module has two main components: the history and evolution of policy processes and outcomes relevant to higher and vocational education. It explores the increasing importance of management and the marketplace, policy settings, institutional governance, funding, internationalisation, institutional and sector diversity, and globalisation.
Advanced standing component (optional)
Successful completion of this option guarantees entry into any LH Martin Institute Graduate Certificate program with advanced standing of 25 credit points, representing half of the 50 credit points required to complete one of these programs.
eLAMP is offered through two modes, including Guided Cohorts and the Public Program.
Guided Cohorts
The Guided Cohort mode is available to a group of participants sponsored by their institution. Participants are guided through the four modules by an experienced eLAMP facilitator and come together to share their learning in scheduled workshops.
The benefits of a guided cohort:
- Program moderated and participation supported by a knowledgeable and supportive facilitator who encourages discussion and peer-to-peer learning
- Participants stay together to complete an agreed schedule of all four online modules and workshops
- Options for customising the content to suit institutional needs
- Options for customising the delivery model (such as through additional workshops or gatherings and blended delivery options) to suit institutional needs and enhance participant engagement
- Scheduled workshops are held locally, often at the sponsoring institution, reducing travel costs
- Participants may earn advanced standing into one of three LH Martin Graduate Certificate Programs by successfully completing a supervised capstone assignment
Guided cohort are available by agreement between LH Martin Institute and the sponsoring institution. If you would like to discuss options of offering eLAMP Guided Cohort at your institution, please contact Dr Arnaldo Barone.
Public Program
The Public Program is now closed and no longer taking registrations.
The LH Martin Institute is working with ATEM to develop a replacement to the Public Program. Information on this new program will be released as details become available .
eLAMP participants can complete an advanced standing component that provides guaranteed entry with advanced standing of 25 credit points into one of three LH Martin Institute Graduate Certificate Programs:
The 25 credit points earned through this option represents 50 per cent of one of the three Graduate Certificates. Successful completion of one of the Graduate Certificate programs can lead to the Masters of Tertiary Education (Management) program.
Guided Cohort Capstone
Advanced standing in the Guided Cohort mode is achieved through a Guided Cohort Capstone that requires participants to complete an essay/position paper (3000 words). With support from a supervisor allocated by the LH Martin Institute, the Capstone gives participants an opportunity to consolidate and demonstrate knowledge gained through the four modules. Capstone project topics are anchored to one of more of the modules.
2020 Capstone schedule
- 19 October – 30 November 2020 (Proposal due 12 October 2020) – REGISTER
eLAMP Capstone proposal template
Bridging Program
Advanced standing in the Public Program is achieved through a Bridging Program. The Bridging Program consolidates learning with additional assessments and workshops. Supported by a supervisor allocated by the LH Martin institute, the Bridging Program requires participants to complete an essay/position paper (5000 words).
The Bridging Program will be available until June 2021.
2020 eLAMP Guided Cohort fee
A$31,200 (plus GST)* per cohort with up to 25 participants. This fee includes:
- Access to all course content
- The module and workshop facilitation for all 4 modules
- Formal assessment
- Certificate of completion.
*Institutional partners may wish to customise a standard delivery model which could result in an increased fee.
Exclusions: Costs for venue, catering, AV equipment and onsite supportare covered by the home institution or region. Every effort is made to appoint local experts as eLAMP Guided Cohort faciliators. In the event that a local eLAMP facilitator is not available, the home institution will cover the costs for accommodation, travel and incidentals.
2020 eLAMP Capstone fee
A$550 (plus GST) per participant for the supervision and marking of capstone projects. Payment options: request an invoice or pay by credit card here: ecommerce.lhmartin.unimelb.edu.au
Program Contacts
Program Coordinator: Dr Arnaldo Barone
E: arnaldo.barone@unimelb.edu.au
T: +61 3 8344 8380
For general enquiries please contact: elamp-lhmi@unimelb.edu.au